Injection Attack Resilience in Liveness: Proven, Not Assumed

As deepfakes and injection attacks grow more sophisticated, many biometric providers still rely on proprietary testing frameworks that can’t be meaningfully compared. CEN/TS 18099 changes that. Published by the European Committee for Standardization, it defines the first standardized framework for evaluating injection attack detection in biometric systems – and it’s now referenced in NIST SP 800-63-4. iProov Dynamic Liveness is the first and only solution to achieve both CEN/TS 18099 High and Ingenium Level 4, blocking all injection attack attempts across 40 days of independent testing while maintaining a 1.3% false rejection rate. This infosheet breaks down what the standard covers, why it matters, and how iProov’s results compare.

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Get the full infosheet as a PDF here.

Read more: CEN/TS 18099: The Standard That Proves Injection Attack Resilience