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Keystroke recognition aids online authentication at credit union

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Who are you? Online retailers and bankers--anyone who does business on the Internet--really wanna' know, because there's a chance that you are really a criminal using a stolen identity. The combination of online fraud and FFIEC guidelines are driving financial institutions, in particular, to implement multifactor authentication and/or some sort of compensating controls, such as fraud detection and prevention services and products.

Organizations from regional institutions like First Tech to giants like Bank of America and Amazon.com have to balance cost, risk and security, as strong authentication is expensive and difficult to deploy and maintain when the user population is tens of thousands to millions of customers.

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