The Huffingtonpost has written an article on Biometrics and how it will replace passwords in the next five years.

BehavioSec is included as a potential technology.

"It's not just fingerprints, DNA and retinas anymore; the way you walk is unique and so is the way you type, for example."

Read the full article here

BehavioSec was rewarded as "this year´s spin-off" from Luleå University of Technology.

The research idea was founded by students from various disciplines at Ltu.

The Award "2011 spin-off" that was initiated by the DARE project, was given by Professor Håkan Ylinenpää at ETS ending a week to promote Entrepreneurship.

Read the news at Luleå University of Technology

The agenda for the RSA Conference China 2011 Information Security Forum is confirmed.

With 22 domestic and international security heavyweight guests that will then attend BehavioSec are honoured to have received a speaking slot.

The RSA Security Conference 2011 International Forum will be held November 2 to 3 in Beijing.

Neil Costigan, BehavioSec CTO will speak on topics around Behavioral Biometrics, web fraud detection and cryptography.

Neil holds a doctorate in Applied Cryptography, and has more than 15 years of industry experience from working in Ireland, Sweden, France and the United States. He has developed a number of commercial security applications, and a broad range of cryptography and network security technologies.

Read more in our press release BehavioSec speaking at RSA China (PDF)