Advances in generative AI and deepfakes are challenging identity verification. Biometrics offer convenience, but a familiar face or voice alone may no longer justify a sensitive transaction or authorization.

In an interview with Taiwan’s Economic Daily News, Keypasco Chairman Chengi Lin discusses combining multi-factor authentication with ongoing risk assessment. Unusual activity should trigger renewed or stronger verification, even after a successful login.

Protection also depends on everyday procedures. Multiple approvals, confirmation through separate channels and employee training can help prevent fraudulent instructions from succeeding. Matching safeguards to business risk helps balance security, cost and usability.

To learn more about building resilient authentication and security practices, read the full interview.

Read the full interview in Taiwan’s Economic Daily News (Traditional Chinese) →

Originally published: October 2, 2025 | Reporter: 彭慧明