WEBINAR: One selfie to rule them all: Could distributed biometrics revolutionize the way we authenticate?

Mar 30, 2023 10:00 AM EDT

Traditional biometric authentication methods, which include both local and server-side biometrics, have limitations that need to be addressed. Local biometrics have usability issues which can make account recovery difficult, and server-side biometrics require centralized databases which make them vulnerable to data breaches and privacy violations.

Biometric Update’s Managing Editor Chris Burt joins Paolo Gasti, Associate Professor of Computer Science at the New York Institute of Technology and Gal Steinberg, VP of Products at Keyless, to discuss how a privacy-enhancing form of biometrics is being used to provide the benefits of both local and server-side biometrics whilst overcoming their fundamental limitations.

Dr. Paolo Gasti

Associate Professor of Computer Science, NYIT.

Dr. Paolo Gasti is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at the New York Institute of Technology and the Co-Founder and CTO at Keyless. With over 50 peer-reviewed publications, Dr. Gasti's research focuses on behavioral biometrics, privacy-preserving biometric authentication and identification, secure multi-party protocols, and network security. His recent work includes protocols for secure and efficient iris and fingerprint identification, and secure privacy-preserving protocols for continuous authentication of smartphone users with touch data.

Gal Steinberg
VP Products, Keyless

Gal has over a decade of experience in enterprise security product management and technology leadership, having worked at large organizations such as IBM and Palo Alto. He has also led and executed strategy for multiple start-ups. Gal is part of the Keyless leadership team, where he focuses on the implementation of both customer and workforce products. Based in Tel Aviv, Gal has a BSc in Software Engineering and an MBA from INSEAD.

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