Two-factor authentication isn’t enough given today’s cyber threat environment. That’s why leaders in industry are moving toward a layered authentication approach to continuously and seamlessly monitor and secure trusted transactions and eliminate fake or malicious user sessions. We decided to invest in BehavioSec given production deployments authenticating user sessions for some of the most sophisticated financial institutions and governments around the world. In addition, the company continues to lead the innovation in behavioral biometrics through close partnership with leading cybersecurity vendors and government agencies, including DARPA

The advanced technology of BehavioSec enables ABN AMRO to take the next step in protecting our customers

We are excited that both existing and new investors share our vision for behavioral biometrics and we will continue delivering on the promise to bring this decision intelligence to the masses in the coming years

We began supporting BehavioSec in 2014 because we knew they had identified a great growth opportunity in biometrics. Today we are thrilled to see the company’s substantial growth and to be joined by others in recognising their potential in outstanding biometric technology. We are very excited to see BehavioSec take its successful offering global

With BehavioSec we can give our customers the needed security in a cost effective but secure manner without changing the user experience. We were surprised by the short implementation time of just two weeks

We are honored to partner with such as well recognized and proven research organization as DARPA. This program demonstrates that our work within continuous authentication using behavioral biometrics, will play a very prominent role in the future of IT security

At BehavioSec, we have worked hard to create multilayered security without disrupting the user experience. Being named a 'Cool Vendor' by Gartner is meaningful to us, as our inclusion in the report confirms our continued position as innovators in the security space