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Behavioral Authentication

Behavioral Authentication in 1Kosmos analyzes how a user interacts with their device, specifically their typing pattern, and compares it against their enrolled behavioral profile to verify identity.


Overview

Behavioral Authentication is particularly useful in environments requiring complex passwords (14–16 characters for PCI DSS compliance). With Behavioral Authentication and a PIN enrolled, users can log in without repeatedly typing long passwords. It is also ideal for workplaces where cameras are unavailable for LiveID Selfie authentication or where users cannot carry personal devices to use authentication methods such as QR codes, Push notifications, TOTP, or Security Keys.

For more information see Behavior Authentication.

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