TypingDNA ActiveLock Reviews

It is the future. The behavior based authentication it is the future

The time of create the data set is pretty ling

The fact that it has an algorithm for the way you type.

I don't have anything to dislike. Everything about this tool is cool.

Perfect for Identity and access team for your organization. Cross platform is nice feature.

Appearance can be improved for ease of use.

The software delivers on what it promised. It's effective in detecting intruders

No Linux app. Since a large portion of our endpoints are Linux based, this is a major concern

Yes, we currently only support securing Windows and Mac endpoints. Your feedback was noted, and I will follow-up with you when the Linux app is ready.

How easy it was to install, set-up and use for my software projects.

I wish that the product had more documentation and notifications to help users understand what is happening behind the curtain.

Look at the log files (see file location in our user guide) to learn more about typing pattern characteristics (e.g., speed), training strength, authentication score, authentication result, and other details.

Its zero touch, i don't see it, o don't feel it, unless i try to type with one hand, then it just locks my screen and says someone was using my computer :)

some quality of life improvements was needed, but they included that in next update. Maybe some insights/dashboard for user could be nice

Thank you, Dainius, for using our continuous endpoint authentication solution. The app produces local logs (check user guide for specific file location) where you find information about matching scores and other activities. Our commercial version easily aggregates those logs and can display a dashboard using desired SIEM such as DataDog, Grafana, and others.

It runs really smooth. From time to time I remember that the application is active and that it does its job discreetly and this gives me a feeling of security.

I think that a report on what happened in the last 30 days would be useful

Well said! - "the application makes working at the office as safe as working at home."

Typing DNA was easy to install and learns how the user types. I tested this by completing the training portion and then had another user type a memo. Within six words, it had locked the computer keeping the unknown user (unknown to TypingDNA) from doing anything else on the computer.

At this point, I can find no reason for not liking the app.

Thank you for your kind words! We are continuously updating ActiveLock with a fantastic experience. Keep an eye on our updates.

I use ActiveLock for a few weeks already and worked flawlessly. It was very intuitive and easy to install. Actually, after the training was completed, I set the highest security level and it worked perfectly. I was curious to see if it will lock the computer when I was using it, but it didn't lock not even once. So, it worked excellent.

I can't think of any specific aspect. Maybe the training was longer than expected, but in the end this could be a good thing, too.

Glad to hear that you enjoy it! The initial training time is roughly 2000 words, about 1 to 2 days of average user typing. This happens passively while you do your work, so you don't have to open our app to type something actively.