A new Regula study shows biometrics are the most trusted form of identity verification, but no single method provides
sufficient confidence against modern AI-driven fraud. While facial, voice, and fingerprint biometrics rank highest,
organizations also rely on chip-enabled identity documents, credentials, and other signals. The report concludes that
layered identity verification — combining multiple independent forms of evidence — is essential to counter deepfakes,
synthetic identities, and sophisticated impersonation attacks, enabling stronger, more reliable digital trust decisions.

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