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Robust and continuous ID Authentication

Robust authentication is a critical security practice that goes beyond traditional, static credentials by continuously verifying a user’s identity based on their unique, dynamic behavior. IPtoki’s platform exemplifies this by analyzing how a user naturally interacts with their devices—such as their typing patterns or even their gait. This approach creates a unique digital signature that is incredibly difficult to mimic, providing a far more resilient defense against fraud and unauthorized access than simple passwords. This continuous authentication, rooted in behavioral biometrics, ensures that the user is who they claim to be throughout the entire session, which is a foundational principle of a Zero Trust security model.


Multi-users Proximity Authentication

IPtoki’s proximity authentication solution provides a seamless and secure way to control access to workstations, vehicles, and other systems based on the user’s physical closeness. This method uses wireless technologies like Bluetooth to detect a user’s authenticated smartphone or smartwatch. When the user approaches a designated area, the system automatically verifies the device’s presence and grants access without any manual input, effectively eliminating the need for passwords or keys. Crucially, the system is designed to support multiple users with distinct profiles. It can distinguish between different authenticated devices, allowing multiple individuals to share a single system, like a family car or a team workstation. When a specific user is detected, the system not only grants access but also automatically loads their personalized settings and permissions. Conversely, as the user moves away, the system automatically locks itself, ensuring that assets are secured against unauthorized access. This hands-free approach enhances both convenience and security by tying access directly to the physical presence of the authenticated individual, making it an ideal component for a truly integrated and intuitive security framework.


e-wallet

IPtoki’s e-wallet solution is a core component of its IAMMYID™ platform, designed to provide users with a secure, private, and user-centric approach to managing their digital credentials. Adhering to W3C-compliant verifiable credentials, the e-wallet allows individuals to securely store and manage their verified documents and identity data, which are immutably protected on the blockchain. This gives users full control and governance over their own information. When a user needs to authorize access to a specific application or system, they can present their credentials from the e-wallet. Critically, IPtoki employs Zero Knowledge Proof to validate the authentication results without revealing the sensitive underlying data, ensuring privacy is maintained at all times. This makes the e-wallet not just a secure storage container, but an active, private tool for seamless and verifiable authentication.

 


Tracabitily (distributed ledger)

IPtoki uses a distributed ledger (private blockchain) to provide a secure foundation for its various identity solutions. This allows the company to create an immutable ledger for user credentials and other critical data, ensuring that records for workstation, logistic, vehicle, or medical access cannot be tampered with. It ensures that only authorized parties can validate and view transactions, creating a highly secure system for managing credentials while maintaining strict data governance. This approach is central to IPtoki’s strategy, providing a single source of verifiable truth that is both robust and private.

According to Statista
According to Statista
The global economic impact of cybercrime is substantial and continues to grow. It is estimated to rise from $9.22 trillion in 2024 to $13.82 trillion by 2028. This includes losses from data breaches, ransomware attacks, and other cybercrimes. The numbers are pretty staggering. In 2015, the global bill for cybercrime was round $3 trillion, so it has more than tripled in less than a decade. It now outstrips the economic damage of natural disasters each year and even surpasses the combined value of the world’s major illicit drug trades. If you treat it as a standalone economy, it would rank third globally, behind only the US and China.