Jumio launches Liveness Premium, its most advanced biometric liveness tool yet, featuring AI-powered deepfake detection and identity intelligence.
Jumio, a leader in AI-driven identity intelligence rooted in biometric authentication and data insights, has launched Jumio Liveness Premium, now generally available. This cutting-edge liveness detection solution harnesses patented biometric and AI technology to combat deepfake and injection attacks—safeguarding businesses from today’s most advanced identity fraud.
This latest solution builds on the capabilities of Jumio Liveness, offering more than just resistance to presentation attacks like paper or screen spoofing. By integrating groundbreaking technology—randomized color sequences paired with real-time AI analysis—it verifies genuine human presence during onboarding. As a result, the platform effectively blocks malicious actors before they can exploit a system.
Early adopters of this premium offering are already witnessing measurable outcomes. One leading fintech startup in Latin America reported intercepting over 30% more sophisticated fraud attempts, including deepfakes and injection-based exploits.
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Jumio’s multi-layered strategy combines liveness checks, AI-powered fraud analysis, anti-spoofing measures, and connected intelligence. This holistic approach is underpinned by an expansive portfolio of more than 300 issued patents and applications across nearly 100 unique patent families, ensuring robust and adaptable protection in a constantly evolving threat landscape.
“Attackers are using tools that were once confined to research labs. AI‑generated faces, synthetic overlays and injection techniques are now being deployed at scale by bad actors,” said Bala Kumar, chief product and technology officer at Jumio. “Jumio’s premium liveness with advanced deepfake detection addresses the next generation of fraud head‑on and is the perfect solution for businesses seeking to proactively increase their defenses.”