In an Increasingly Digital World, Your Identity Has Never Been More at Risk
Compromised Identities are Common and Expensive!
An incredible 91% of American consumers believe they have lost control of how their personal information is collected and used.
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Introducing Imageware’s Blockchain-Based Biometric Self-Sovereign Identity Solution
With Imageware Digital ID, users upload, manage, and interact with their data through their Imageware digital wallet.
Easy-to-Use Digital Identity
Imageware Digital ID provides access to your identity, credentials, and other documents from any device:
- Store and access personal data in an easy-to-use digital wallet
- Cloud-stored data can be recovered from any biometrics-controlled device
- Biometrics secure data from being stolen
- Share only the information needed and only with those who need it
Blockchain-Based Credentials
Imageware Digital ID provides blockchain-based peer-to-peer credentials and tokens within the world wide web consortium (W3C) digital credential standard.
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Secure Your Personal Data
Remove your data from large, vulnerable centralized systems, eliminate the risk of large-scale breeches, and keep your data safe, secure, and accessible.
Speak to an ExpertWhat Sets Imageware Digital ID Apart?
Imageware’s SSI solution combines the security of biometric identification and the certainty of blockchain-issued credentials with the ease-of-use of digital wallets. Quickly set up your secure digital wallet with our easy-to-follow on-screen workflow.
By leveraging our award-winning biometric and anti-spoofing technologies, Imageware Digital ID ensures that only the right people access the right resources and prevents attackers from accessing systems and data through nefarious means. By adding our biometric MFA, we can prevent stolen credentials and phished information from being used to fraudulently impersonate individuals or access company or government systems.
Growing Threat
Brute force is one of the most common forms of password attacks and is a growing trend, with a 400% increase since March and April of 2020.
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