Shared or compromised credentials
A password can be shared with a colleague or stolen in a phishing attack; either way, it stops proving identity.
As teams work from anywhere, a password proves someone has a password — not that they're the assigned employee. Mxface adds a biometric check to login, confirming the person accessing enterprise systems is who they're supposed to be.
Remote work removed the one check that used to catch this — someone physically walking into an office.
A password can be shared with a colleague or stolen in a phishing attack; either way, it stops proving identity.
Without an office to walk into, there's no informal check on who's actually sitting at the keyboard.
Temporary access granted for remote workers can be harder to tie back to a verified individual.
A one-time code confirms someone has a phone or device, not that they're the assigned employee.
Most systems verify identity once at sign-in and never again for the rest of the session.
Mxface adds a face verification step to login, confirming the person accessing enterprise systems is genuinely the assigned employee — not a shared credential or a compromised account.
Capture the user's face at login and check it against their enrolled employee identity.
Confirm a live person is logging in, not a photo or a replayed video.
Compare the captured face with the employee's enrolled reference face.
Where relevant, flag a login attempt that doesn't match any enrolled employee.
The face check sits right where a stolen password alone would otherwise be enough.
An employee's face is enrolled and linked to their system credentials.
The login screen requests a face capture alongside the password.
The system confirms a live person is present.
The captured face is compared against the enrolled employee record.
The match result is returned to the login system.
The session opens only after a confirmed employee match.
Together they answer a question MFA alone can't: is this really the employee?
Verify the logging-in user is the assigned employee, not just a valid credential.
Confirm a live person is at the login screen, not a photo or replay.
Compare the captured face with the employee's enrolled reference face.
Flag a login attempt that doesn't match any enrolled employee.
A distributed workforce doesn't have to mean a weaker identity check.
Mxface connects to identity providers and enterprise login systems, adding a face check as part of the existing sign-in flow.
Talk to Mxface about adding biometric verification to your remote workforce login flow.
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