In 2024, biometric security is moving beyond traditional methods like fingerprint and facial recognition to include advanced techniques such as vein scanning, iris recognition, and behavioral biometrics.
These methods provide enhanced security by analyzing unique, hard-to-replicate physiological or behavioral traits, reducing the risk of identity theft and fraud.
Behavioral biometrics, which monitor user habits like typing speed or screen touch patterns, offer an extra layer of security in high-risk applications like banking.
As privacy concerns around biometrics increase, advanced techniques are becoming more sophisticated, ensuring a balance between security and user privacy.
