PAJ Portal v2 vs Secuware Human Proof

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Secuware Human Proof turns your iPhone into a proof of human presence, helping prevent identity impersonation through artificial intelligence and other presentation attacks. The app runs biometric checks to verify that the face belongs to a live person who is physically present during authentication. These checks help tell a real person apart from photographs, videos or other content generated by artificial intelligence. Human Proof can be used from apps and websites to complete presence verification challenges, acting as an authentication mechanism that resists automated attacks and impersonation attempts. KEY FEATURES • Verification that the user is a live, physically present person. • Helps detect impersonation attempts using photographs, videos and AI-generated faces. • Integration with websites and apps through links, QR codes or APIs. • Lets you answer verification challenges from your iPhone. • Designed to protect authentication, onboarding and identity validation processes. • Fast and simple for the user. • Suitable for public services, financial institutions, companies and digital platforms. ACCESSIBILITY Human Proof is designed so that as many people as possible can use it. The app works with iOS accessibility features, including VoiceOver, Dynamic Type and other assistive technologies, making verification easier for users with different needs. PRIVACY Verification only takes place when the user starts it and gives consent. Human Proof does not use the camera in the background and is designed to minimise the processing of personal data during authentication. USE CASES • Secure sign-in. • Identity verification. • Presence confirmation before sensitive operations. • Protection against bots and automation. • Prevention of fraud and AI-based impersonation attempts. • User verification in on-site and online services. Secuware Human Proof brings a proof of human presence to modern authentication processes, helping verify that whoever interacts with a service is a real, live and physically present person, even against impersonation attempts using artificial intelligence.