AU10TIX chosen by Microsoft for its decentralized verification solutions.

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Microsoft Security has chosen AU10TIX as a leading identity verification (IDV) provider for the Microsoft Entra platform.

This partnership aligns with AU10TIX’s “verify once, use everywhere” philosophy, integrating its IDV and biometric technologies into Microsoft Entra Verified ID to provide secure and decentralized credentials. This integration supports businesses in issuing and accepting digital credentials that facilitate easy identity verification across various industries and services.

Enhancing Secure and Decentralized Identity Verification

The solution is now accessible directly through the Microsoft Security Store. AU10TIX’s Verified ID employs advanced cryptographic methods to ensure privacy, authenticity, and data integrity while minimizing the need for repeated verification procedures, thereby empowering users with better control over their personal information.

As organizations confront escalating fraud risks and stringent regulatory requirements, verified IDs present a scalable and privacy-focused approach to identity authentication. Key benefits of adopting AU10TIX’s Verified ID include real-time processing that mitigates the risk of identity theft and fraud, enhanced security through cryptographic techniques, streamlined verification processes that enable users to confirm their identities with minimal effort, and reduced liability since it complies with privacy and data minimization regulations.

Furthermore, verified IDs aid in account recovery procedures by reauthenticating users via document and biometric verification before granting access to corporate systems, adding another layer of assurance for organizations. Verified ID supports identity verification across diverse sectors such as workforce management, education, and healthcare.

AU10TIX’s solution fortifies enterprises with enhanced protection through a multi-layered defense system, utilizing AU10TIX’s Serial Fraud Monitor to analyze data from its consortium network. This analysis helps identify patterns of fraud across multiple platforms and services, enabling businesses to intercept potential threats early in the attack lifecycle.

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