Intensity Analytics develops behavioral biometric technology that identifies individuals based on how they type — analyzing keystroke dynamics and physical input patterns to confirm user identity. The technology operates passively, requiring no additional hardware, software installation, or change in user behavior. Core capabilities span several domains: Security: The system monitors typing behavior during login and ongoing activity to detect whether the correct person is using a set of credentials. This addresses scenarios where passwords or tokens have been stolen, as it authenticates the person rather than the device or credential. Authorship verification: In educational and professional settings, the technology can confirm that the person assigned to a task (e.g., writing an essay or completing a test) is the one who performed it. Parental controls: The system can verify that a parent or guardian — and not a child — is the one granting access permissions, based on biometric typing patterns. Provenance: Typing behavior can be used to establish that digital content was genuinely created by its attributed author, supporting authenticity verification for social media and electronic documents. Medical diagnostics: The platform can passively capture typing and movement data over time to detect changes associated with traumatic brain injury, concussion, or neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. The company holds ten issued patents covering keystroke cadence-based authentication and related methods. Their TickStream® product line includes a Microsoft Windows Credential Provider for integration with Windows logon. No personally identifiable information (PII) is collected.