Nearly one third of CFOs and corporate treasurers surveyed in Asia want to add biometric authentication technologies for payments transactions, according to research from East & Partners Asia . Analysts at East & Partners Asia said they expect use of security tokens and one-time access codes to decline; currently, more than half (52.7 percent) use these security measures across Asia, but the report predicted that figure will drop to 38.9 percent in the near-term. It found that 3.2% of the Nearly one third respondents currently use biometrics, nearly 16% are comfortable using passwords to secure payment and 40% would prefer behavioural analytics based on keystroke pattern analysis to authenticate transactions. East & Partners Asia predict biometrics and behavioural analytics will take the place of security tokens and nearly 1,000 -time access codes.
Nearly one third of CFOs and corporate treasurers surveyed in Asia want to add biometric authentication technologies for payments transactions, according to research from East & Partners Asia . It found that 3.2% of the Nearly one third respondents currently use biometrics, nearly 16% are comfortable using passwords to secure payment and 40% would prefer behavioural analytics based on keystroke pattern analysis to authenticate transactions. East & Partners Asia predict biometrics and behavioural analytics will take the place of security tokens and nearly 1,000 -time access codes.