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  • Neurotechnology's face liveness detection tech achieves ISO Level 2 PAD compliance.
  • BixeLab confirms robust PAD algorithm blocks sophisticated biometric spoofing threats.
  • Increasing facial biometrics use demands advanced security against evolving spoofing attempts.

Neurotechnology has announced that its face liveness detection technology has achieved Level 2 (Level B) compliance under the Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) evaluation.

This recognition signifies a major advancement in the company's biometric identification technologies, corroborating its resilience against complex biometric spoofing attempts.

Compliance with international standards

The independent assessment ensures that the forthcoming versions of MegaMatcher SDK and MegaMatcher ID

The independent assessment ensures that the forthcoming versions of MegaMatcher SDK and MegaMatcher ID align with the ISO/IEC 30107-3 standard, underscoring their effectiveness in thwarting sophisticated attacks.

Such security measures are crucial in biometric systems to differentiate between legitimate users and counterfeit artifacts.

Advanced presentation attack detection

Pioneering the field, Level 2 testing addresses more advanced attack techniques. This includes assessing defences against 2D paper masks, curved surface projections, 3D replicas, and other intricate fakes that pose considerable challenges to biometric security systems.

These advancements highlight the growing necessity for robust PAD measures in protecting sensitive applications.

Growing need for enhanced security

Mantas Kundrotas stressed the importance of such developments, given the rising adoption

Mantas Kundrotas, Liveness Project Lead at Neurotechnology, stressed the importance of such developments given the rising adoption of facial biometrics.

"With the increasing use of facial biometrics in high-stakes applications like banking and digital onboarding, the sophistication of spoofing attempts continues to evolve," Kundrotas explained.

Validation and confidence

Kundrotas further added, "Achieving ISO Level 2 compliance validates our commitment to staying ahead of these threats."

"It ensures that our clients can deploy our solutions with confidence, knowing they meet the demanding international security standards without compromising user convenience."

Comprehensive evaluation by BixeLab

The thorough evaluation was carried out by BixeLab, a laboratory accredited by the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP).

According to the test report, Neurotechnology's PAD algorithms exhibited substantial security improvements, effectively countering most sophisticated spoofing efforts while ensuring a low False Rejection Rate (FRR) for authentic users.

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