Secured Signing has introduced repeated facial identity checks and deepfake detection during Remote Online Notarization (RON) and live video signing sessions. They aim to detect if a verified user is replaced before a transaction is completed. “Verifying someone’s identity once, at the very start of a meeting, is no longer enough,” says Mike Eyal, chief executive officer of Secured Signing. The console requires no additional configuration and is available within Secured Signing’s platform for RON and video signing meetings where pre-meeting identity verification or deepfake detection has already been completed. Article Topicsbiometric liveness detection | biometric matching | biometrics | deepfake detection | face biometrics | Secured Signing