For enhanced account security, Trustworthy requires two-factor authentication to protect against unauthorized access and phishing attacks.
Tokenization removes sensitive data from the database and replaces it with a corresponding token, which keeps the sensitive information protected and separate from your account.
Trustworthy scans anonymized password data against dark web databases to detect breaches, then prompts you to change your account password.
Trustworthy employs user entity behavior analytics to monitor anomalies and unusual activities.
Trustworthy data is encrypted in transit and at rest using 256-bit AES encryption keys.
Trustworthy employs facial recognition and fingerprint authentication on our mobile and desktop applications.
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