The Twosense Continuous Authentication Platform is a software-based security solution designed for continuous identity verification on shared workstations and endpoints. Operating via an endpoint agent, the platform passively analyzes behavioral biometrics, such as keystroke timing, typing rhythm, and mouse movements, to generate a continuous trust score. This process runs in the background without interrupting user workflows and functions as a passive biometric authenticator that can satisfy "something-you-are" Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) requirements, automating MFA challenges without requiring hardware tokens or mobile devices.
The system uses a Continuous Access Evaluation Profile (CAEP) to transmit real-time identity signals to integrated systems and includes an orchestration engine to enforce access policies. When behavioral signals deviate or trust levels fall, the platform automatically triggers remediation actions, including re-authentication, step-up challenges, or session termination to address unauthorized access. The platform is built to integrate with existing security infrastructure, including Single Sign-On (SSO) workflows, Privileged Access Management (PAM) systems, MFA solutions, and Windows login environments.
