Jeffrey W. Brown, CSIRO of BNY Mellon, Joins NoPassword Board of Advisory

Sunnyvale, CA, January 9, 2018 (Newswire.com) - NoPassword is proud to announce and welcome Jeffrey W. Brown as a new member of its board of advisory. Jeffrey is the Chief Information Risk Officer for Bank of New York Mellon Investment Management, one of the world’s leading asset management organizations with more than $1.8 trillion under management. Jeffrey has served in senior information security roles for over 20 years in some of the world’s biggest financial institutions. Jeff has authored multiple publications and works closely with industry organizations including FS-ISAC, ISSA, and Evanta.

“I am totally thrilled to be joining the NoPassword team. NoPassword has developed a unique solution that helps enterprises finally start moving away from passwords in a way that isn’t just about user convenience, but in a manner that actually provides better security and assurance than a password alone. Passwords have proven to be the weak link time and time again. The NoPassword solution provides an elegant and secure solution that integrates with existing infrastructure.  I am looking forward to helping the NoPassword team deliver their solution across multiple markets, but especially financials and other highly-regulated verticals.” – Jeffrey W. Brown

Yaser Masoudnia, CEO and Co-founder of NoPassword, states “We are excited to have Jeff as a part of our team. He is an expert in the information technology space with years of experience. Jeff is an excellent match for our team and his knowledge and personality are assets that will complement NoPassword’s commitment to security, privacy, and innovation.”

About NoPassword

NoPassword offers the next generation of Identity and Access Management (IAM) solution that substitutes passwords with Human and Hidden Multi-Factor Authentication (H2MFA). Instead of using static passwords, NoPassword uses local biometric authentication (Face, Voice, Fingerprint, Iris and Behavior) on the user’s smartphone then extracts hidden features from the phone, without interrupting the user. NoPassword Artificial Intelligence (AI) driven authentication also offers adaptive and contextual authentication for continuously authenticated the user based on behavior, and risk-based and granular access management.

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Source: NoPassword