iProov vs Tracecat
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iProov surpassed 1M daily verifications in 2025; first biometrics vendor certified to NIST 800-63-4; raised $85.1M total; serves U.S. DHS, UK Home Office, GovTech Singapore, ING, and UBS.
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iProov is a London-based biometric identity verification company founded in 2011 by Andrew Bud. The company specializes in face biometric authentication with a focus on genuine presence assurance — verifying not just that a face matches an identity document, but that the person is physically present, alive, and not presenting a digital attack such as a deepfake, photo replay, or 3D mask. Its flagship technology, Genuine Presence Assurance (GPA), uses a proprietary illumination-based liveness detection approach that is highly resistant to injection attacks and synthetic media manipulation.
SF YC W24 open-source SOAR security automation deployed by 200+ orgs (Fortune 500 + federal); $500K-$2M seed on Temporal's durable execution with 100+ integrations competing with Splunk SOAR and Tines for security incident response.
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Tracecat is a San Francisco-based open-source security automation platform — backed by Y Combinator (W24) with $500,000-$2 million in seed funding from Y Combinator, Pioneer.app, Pioneer Fund, and SurgePoint Capital — providing security operations, IT, and infrastructure teams with a modern, cost-effective alternative to commercial SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) tools for automating security alerts, incident response, and IT workflows. Deployed by 200+ organizations from Fortune 500 companies to federal agencies, Tracecat is built on Temporal's durable execution platform (used by Datadog, Netflix, and Stripe) and offers 100+ integrations, AI-assisted runbooks, case management, and lookup tables. Founded in 2024 by Chris Lo and Daryl Lim.
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