John Rome's Contact Details

John Rome's Company Details

Intensity Analytics

Thornton, Colorado, US • 8 Employees
Information Technology and Services

Intensity Analytics is composed of veteran entrepreneurs who are expert developers, industry thought-leaders and long-time inventors of critical technology. A theme throughout our history has been “identity.” In the many vertical markets we have served, a recurring requirement has been for software which confirms the identity of computer users to a statistical certainty. In recent times, the need to do this has been further evidenced by worldwide cybersecurity breaches. But the need to ascertain identity is substantially broader than just security. It includes the capability to perform Anonymous Identification affordably, quickly, scalably, without special hardware, and without violating growing (GDPR) privacy norms — and to do so in a manner compatible with existing platforms, delivered in both desktop and SaaS versions. There are countless use cases where an application’s facility to recognize a specific individual exactly, without that person having to divulge personal information (e.g., iris characteristics, pictures, fingerprints, SSN, Secret Question) offers dual advantages both to the provider and the consumer. Intensity Analytics has created sophisticated software programs which house patented algorithms that accurately measure human effort when people interact with devices like a smartphone or keyboard. Legacy attempts to meaningfully and reliably classify text patterns, or gestures, to achieve the goal of identifying a person have essentially failed. Our approach is radically different. It has been independently validated by the foremost experts in the field — PhD professors who do this work for the Federal Government — as well as in field-deployed use cases (we could tell you but we'd have to kill you ;). Internally-engineered Machine Learning (“ML”) and Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) techniques feed our advanced geospatial, multidimensional mathematics routines to compare previous behavior to current behavior, sufficiently to identify you.