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Well that got me thinking. You could stand up a third party verification service and sell the offering to companies that don't want to be bothered with authenti
by batch12 3y ago
Well that got me thinking. You could stand up a third party verification service and sell the offering to companies that don't want to be bothered with authenticating the user. Something like Okta (I know, bad example when talking infosec at the moment) for real life.
- wahnfrieden 3y agoThey won't pay for it
- batch12 3y agoWith the right legal language, I think they would.
- batch12 3y agoI just realized this does exist (kinda) in the US with identogo. Could be an easy service offering for them or a partner for another company focused on the mfa issue.
- dcow 3y agoThere are numerous ID-proofing services out there.
- lxgr 3y agoSomebody already pays for it. Once regulations ensure that it's the companies skimping on KYC themselves, most will happily outsource that task to the cheapest (compliant) provider.
- dcow 3y agoThey pay for Twilio.