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Mobile Security is of Paramount Importance
Motion Gesture
Motion (gesture) based user verification prevents unauthorized access to mobile apps using "motion". PassBan starts your mobile app once verification through the use of "motion" is confirmed. A notification is sent to a secondary device of your choosing, prompting the user to shake said device to gain proper access to the mobile application. You can also combine motion verification with other methods (voice, face, location, etc).
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Location Check
Receiving a phone call verification as fallback, prevent unauthorized access to mobile apps using your "location". PassBan starts your mobile app once your location matches where you want it to be. For example, if you're at home/work/office/etc., the mobile app will launch. Otherwise, it will either not let you launch the app or it will revert to verifying you using another method. In this case, the location verification fails, and the user is called to make sure they have a specific phone (Call verification).
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Face, Voice, and Password
PassBan starts your mobile app once your face, voice and password verification is complete. You can also combine face and voice verification with other factors such as motion, location, token, wearable devices, etc.
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Verificaiton Rule
Write your own Verification Rule: Approve or Motion where PassBan starts your mobile app once it undergoes the appropriate verification rule that you define. You can pick and choose from various forms of verification to help customize security for your mobile apps. An auto-complete feature helps speed up the editing! In this case, PassBan verifies the user based on either the pushing of a simple 'Approve' button, or a random gesture (shake) on a second device. if the first step (Approve) fails, PassBan would then use motion verification to identify the user.
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Financial App Demo
This a sample financial app using mobile multi factor verificationPassBan API (RestFUL, JSON) can be used to rapidly multi-factor enable various applications. In this example, a sample financial app web-site (fictitious 'Earn Bank') is used to demonstrate that the user log-in process can be easily use PassBan multi-factor verification to ensure user identity.
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RSA was acquired by EMC in 2006. Passban took multi-auntentication to another level.  At the time, most of the two factor authentication required a user to enter a password and a code or PIN. In PassBan, it could be your face, voice, location, token, motion or an on-demand OTP (One Time Password).

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