Biometric Authentication in Critical Infrastructure (ICS/SCADA)
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Biometric authentication is presented as a way to strengthen security in ICS and SCADA environments that operate critical infrastructure such as power, water, transportation, and manufacturing systems, where unauthorized access could have severe consequences. The material argues that passwords and conventional MFA are increasingly susceptible to phishing, credential theft, social engineering, spoofing, and deepfakes, while facial, fingerprint, and iris-based verification can provide more direct identity assurance and reduce access-management friction. It emphasizes passive and active liveness detection as protections against presentation attacks, including synthetic images and videos, and notes that biometric deployments must balance accuracy, usability, legacy-system integration, and regulatory compliance. Didit is positioned as a modular AI-native identity platform offering liveness detection, 1:1 face matching, configurable security thresholds, APIs, compliance-oriented verification tools, and a pricing model featuring free core KYC, no setup fees, and payment per successful check.
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