How does Facial Sign-In stop cybersecurity threats? Think of it this way—offline, a bad actor is a bank robber; online, they’re a hacker. Both hide their faces. Facial verification unmasks them, blocking 99% of cyber threats—the remainder depends on the device’s own security.
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Designed to power a diverse ecosystem, delivering a unified access experience across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments.
Minimize login hassles, maximize business momentum.
Only authorized users with verified facial identity can log in—keeping your enterprise protected.
Enables strong integration with major protocols and systems, including Active Directory, LDAP, ADFS, SAML, OpenID Connect, and OAuth 2.
Provides a reliable and accessible login experience on every device and app, tailored to your unique business.
Creates a seamless login experience free from username and password security risks.
More than just convenience, it’s about fostering a safer and more trustworthy digital world free from fakes.
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Facial Sign-In is a biometric authentication method that uses facial recognition to verify a user’s identity. Instead of typing usernames, passwords, or entering MFA codes, users simply look at their device’s camera to gain secure access.
Facial Sign-In uses advanced computer vision and AI algorithms to map and analyze unique facial features. The system creates an encrypted template of the user’s face during enrollment. At login, the live face is compared against the stored encrypted template to verify identity.
Yes. Facial Sign-In eliminates common cyberattack methods such as phishing, keylogging, credential stuffing, and SIM-swapping. Because no password or OTP code is transmitted, attackers have nothing to steal. Additionally, live-detection prevents spoofing with photos or videos.
Yes. Facial Sign-In can act as a complete replacement for usernames, passwords, and even weak MFA methods like SMS codes. It provides a strong identity-based authentication at the very first point of access.
Your facial data is never stored as an image. Instead, an encrypted mathematical template is created, making it impossible to reverse-engineer into a photo. This data is encrypted end-to-end and stored securely according to compliance standards.
Unlike passwords or tokens, facial templates cannot be stolen or shared. With built-in liveness detection, attackers cannot use photos, masks, or deepfakes to impersonate a user. This drastically reduces the chance of account compromise.
Facial Sign-In works on most modern devices equipped with a camera, including laptops, desktops with webcams, smartphones, and tablets. It can also integrate with enterprise systems, bastion hosts, and cloud platforms.
Consumer phone Face ID is device-based, whereas enterprise Facial Sign-In works across platforms, applications, and networks. It provides centralized identity management, auditing, and compliance for businesses—far beyond single-device unlocking.
Facial Sign-In systems are designed with tolerance for natural changes in appearance. Glasses, hats, or minor facial changes will not prevent recognition. If a major change occurs, you can re-enroll easily.
Accessibility is a priority. Organizations can enable backup methods such as secure hardware keys or admin-approved overrides for users who cannot use facial biometrics.