As an external authentication provider, Authentiface’s technology strengthens Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems by adding a powerful layer of biometric assurance through its patent-pending Facial Motion Password (FMP) technology. Already integrated with Okta, and compatible with other leading platforms such as Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD), Ping Identity, and Google Cloud Identity, Authentiface enhances login experiences by verifying facial identity, motion, and liveness in a single, intuitive gesture. Users register by creating a personalized facial motion password— such as a wink, smile, grimace, or mouthed phrase — that is unique, memorable, and highly resistant to spoofing.  

     During authentication, this motion-based biometric can function as a standalone intelligent factor or serve as a complementary layer alongside traditional credentials such as passwords, passkeys, or mobile authenticators. By introducing a resettable, camera-based biometric element, FMP reduces the risk of account compromise, supports compliance with Zero Trust architecture, and improves overall user experience—without introducing friction. The solution is easily deployed using standard SAML or OIDC protocols, making it an ideal way to modernize and harden IAM systems while preserving existing infrastructure.