Biometrics-based authentication software company Veridium plans to showcase the latest updates of its enterprise-ready biometric solutions at connect:ID 2017 this week.Demonstrations of its VeridiumID, VeridiumAD and 4 Fingers TouchlessID, at connect:ID 2017 solutions will be available May 2-3 at Veridium's booth, #616 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.In a statement, Veridium wrote that its software eliminates the most vulnerable point of access – passwords – replacing them with secure and convenient biometrics.”These new updates deliver on Veridium's brand promise to build software that enhances enterprise security, and increases convenience and productivity at a lower total cost of ownership to the customer”.VeridiumID is a server-side protocol for biometric authentication that works in conjunction with a front-end SDK that allows companies to embed biometrics into a mobile application.Meanwhile, its 4 Fingers TouchlessID mobile biometrics solition now includes Liveness, a feature that distinguishes between real people and mere images, thereby improving security by making spoofing much more difficult.Finally, VeridiumAD is a primary authenticator, delivering password-free biometric authentication into Microsoft Active Directory supporting Windows clients and Windows Server for physical and virtual machines joined to Active Directory.

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