About Anovea Authentication

In the course of an average day, you are frequently required to provide identifying information in order to access services or products. This process of "proving" who you are is called authentication. For example, you may be required to give:

• A personal information number (PIN) to access an ATM,
• Another PIN for a home or business voice-mail system,
• A password to log onto your computer or corporate information system at work,
• Another password or personal information for phone access to a bank account,
• Yet another password for access to internet service providers, as well as other passwords to access certain websites.
• A credit-card number, telephone number or driver's license number to cash a check, or initiate other transactions,
• A social security number on the phone to your health care or other service provider.

This haphazard system of PINs, typed passwords and personal information is insecure, intrusive, and inconvenient to use.

Anovea develops biometric authentication systems based the measurement of physical or behavioral characteristics which are unique to each individual. These systems are secure, nonintrusive, and convenient to use.