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An easy to deploy and use cybersecurity solution based on unique humans, not passwords, devices or data
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A proprietary cybersecurity protocol that is used across the enterprise and third-party software
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Cyber credentials that require only biometric parameters, guaranteeing the user's anonymity while providing safeguards against any personal data leaks or thefts
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A person-to-person live video interaction tool to remotely create and confirm user identity for customer, employees, contractors
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A next-gen Azure-based system consisting of an admin panel, a desktop app for end-user login, a mobile app and cloud infrastructure based on an IaC approach
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Decentralized microservices that allow for quick and easy scaling and incremental changes
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Cloud infrastructure services, including face recognition, backend processing, message queueing and storage accounts to receive authentication requests, perform face recognition and verify the identity of users
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Integration with Microsoft Face API implemented as the first recognition service due to its better training approach compared with other recognition services studied
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User authentication only with Face ID via an enterprise-side app
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Secure data storage: after the creation of a user account, the system generates associated records without storing user personal information linked to the actual account
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Secure data transfer from an enterprise-side app to the system
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A mechanism to provide unique configuration for an enterprise with security by design
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CI/CD pipeline with a customized Gitflow branching model on Azure DevOps for a consistent process to build high-quality software and automate delivery to selected environments
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Azure App Service for provisioning, monitoring, updating and testing software in the complex microservices-based environment to keep backend apps reliable, highly available and fault tolerant
