Why use voice biometrics?


Why choose voice authentication?

For the majority of biometric authentication techniques, sophisticated equipment and the physical presence of the person being authenticated is required. For example, fingerprint scanning, pen signatures and retinal scans all require that the person be physically present in order to confirm their identity. Not so with voice authentication, where authentication can be achieved remotely via telephone or VoIP.

Given the use of the correct analytical techniques, a person’s voiceprint can be as unique as any other biometric characteristic, but yet can be used for authentication remotely and has the added benefit of being less personally intrusive than subjecting the person to a retinal or fingerprint scan.

The Promise of Voice Powered Security

With Voice Biometrics, your customers and employees are unchained from the physical constraints of other biometric methods for verifying their identity. Whether you are in the office or half-way around the world, with Voice Biometrics, "You are who you say you are...". And they'll never forget their PIN's or passwords again...


The Ultimate Destination:
Migrating to the Voice Powered Enterprise

By incoroporating any VoiceCertain product into your company's security scheme you are actually incorporating a very powerful framework (VoicePrint Framework™ or "VPF') that is infinitely extensible. With VPF serving as the foundation that enables the communication and logic between your legacy systems and your Voice Powered solutions, new functionality can be added without overhauling the system.

And with VPF in place you can begin to develop new strategies for your voice-powered security system that eliminate the old standards of maintaining multiple frameworks/systems for 'inward facing' users and separate systems for 'outward facing ' users.

Imagine operating your organization off of one security framework that cannot be breached. No passwords to lose. No passwords to be stolen. No PINs to be shared. Voice is the answer.

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