The most visible behavioral biometrics tools in Europe, October 2026

October 2026 · 105 questions asked from 7 countries · ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini and Google AI Mode · 420 answers read

Leader

BioCatch

19Heralded Score, range 10–30

Most cited source

owasp.org

170citations

From ChatGPT

Where engines disagree most

LexisNexis ThreatMetrix

1/4engines put it in their top three

Top three on Gemini, not on Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews and ChatGPT

Brands

Search is not measured for this board yet, so it ranks on AI answers.

Rank Brand Rank change Heralded Score All AI Score trend Mentioned Recommended By engine Mentioned by Change
1 BioCatch IL New entry 19 , range 10–30 19#1
19
  • : score 19 · #1
14% 5% First reading
2 LexisNexis Risk Solutions US New entry 9 , range 6–17 9#2
9
  • : score 9 · #2
11% 2% First reading
3 Sift US New entry 6 , range 4–9 6#3
6
  • : score 6 · #3
7% 2% None First reading
4 LexisNexis ThreatMetrix US New entry 6 , range 4–8 6#4
6
  • : score 6 · #4
7% 1% First reading
5 BehavioSec SE New entry 6 , range 4–8 6#5
6
  • : score 6 · #5
6% 2% First reading
6 IBM Trusteer IL New entry 5 , range 4–8 5#6
5
  • : score 5 · #6
6% 1% None First reading
7 Sardine US New entry 5 , range 3–7 5#7
5
  • : score 5 · #7
6% 0% First reading
8 Feedzai PT New entry 5 , range 3–7 5#8
5
  • : score 5 · #8
5% 1% First reading
9 Outseer US New entry 3 , range 2–5 3#9
3
  • : score 3 · #9
3% 1% None First reading
10 ThreatMark CZ New entry 3 , range 2–5 3#10
3
  • : score 3 · #10
3% 0% None First reading

“=” marks brands whose score ranges overlap, so the test cannot separate them. Every brand named in at least three answers is ranked. AI gives each brand’s score and rank from the engines’ answers; Search is not measured for this board yet. By engine has one dot per engine (ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini and Google AI Mode), darker the more often it names the brand.

Most cited sources

Rank Source Type Cited in Engines Pages cited Brands its pages mention
1 owasp.org Reference 15.0% 1 of 4 24 Not read
2 nist.gov Regulator 13.1% 1 of 4 20 Not read
3 seon.io Vendor site 6.0% 4 of 4 12 Not read
4 cloudflare.com Vendor site 2.9% 3 of 4 15 Not read
5 linkedin.com Social 5.2% 2 of 4 24 Not read
6 youtube.com Social 3.6% 2 of 4 25 Not read
7 github.com Vendor site 5.7% 1 of 4 9 Not read
8 microsoft.com Vendor site 3.1% 3 of 4 22 Not read
9 nhimg.org Industry authority 5.0% 3 of 4 21 Not read
10 oloid.com Vendor site 6.0% 3 of 4 3 3

Questions asked

QuestionLanguageMost recommended
how can we tell a real customer from a fraudster during a login English No brand recommended
how do i flag suspicious sessions without relying only on passwords English No brand recommended
how can my team spot automated attacks by analyzing how people use a site English No brand recommended
behavioral signals or device checks for detecting account takeover English No brand recommended
passive user behavior analysis or extra login verification for fraud prevention English No brand recommended
how does behavioral biometrics compare with device fingerprinting for spotting fraud English No brand recommended
can user behavior analysis reduce account takeover without adding login steps English No brand recommended
what can replace manual reviews of suspicious customer logins English No brand recommended
how can we replace one-time codes with passive checks for risky logins English No brand recommended
what can replace rules based only on device and location for fraud detection English No brand recommended

Each engine's top three

Method

Each leaderboard ranks brands on two sides. AI is how ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode answer the board's buyer questions. Search is Google's top 10 results for the keywords behind those questions. All combines the two, where Search is measured.

For the AI side, each month Heralded asks every engine the same buyer questions, twice each, and reads every answer. An answer counts 0 for a brand it leaves out, 50 for a brand it names and 100 for a brand it recommends, and the Heralded Score is built from those. A brand named in at least three answers gets a score and a place.

How the leaderboards are measured