The Fundamental Weakness in Digital Credentials

# The Fundamental Weakness in Digital Credentials: Proving Human Identity Every digital credential system faces the same fundamental challenge: proving that the right person is actually in control of the credential. Traditional PKI systems verify that certificates are valid, mobile driver's licenses confirm device authenticity, but none can definitively prove that the legitimate credential holder is the one using it. ## The Analog Gap This vulnerability—what we call "the analog gap"—exists at the intersection of digital security and human verification. A credential can be cryptographically perfect, but if someone else gains access to it, the security model breaks down. FaceLock addresses this fundamental weakness by binding credentials directly to biometric signatures, ensuring that only the legitimate holder can use their identity documents. ## Why This Matters Credential fraud costs organizations billions annually. More importantly, it undermines trust in digital identity systems. By solving the analog gap, FaceLock enables truly secure, verifiable identity credentials that work for everyone, everywhere.