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 1,000 respondents currently use biometrics, 40% are comfortable using passwords to secure payment and nearly 16% would prefer behavioural analytics based on keystroke pattern analysis to authenticate transactions. The survey also revealed a growing number of companies have started implementing biometrics as part of their business processes.
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 1,000 respondents currently use biometrics, 40% are comfortable using passwords to secure payment and nearly 16% 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 one-time access codes.