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Proctorio is an online proctoring and assessment security platform that protects online assessments through secure proctoring, identity verification, and AI-powered integrity tools.

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Overview

Proctorio provides online proctoring software and assessment security. According to its official website, it protects online assessments through secure proctoring, identity verification, and AI-powered protection, and since 2013 organizations worldwide have trusted it to protect millions of assessments, with 300M+ exams proctored globally. Its approach combines layers of proctoring, identity verification, and AI-powered integrity tools organized around Integrity, Origin, and Vault, including Secure Proctoring, Secure Interviews, Behavior Tracker, AuthorProof, WebSweep, and ScreenBlock.

History

Proctorio's official website states that since 2013, organizations worldwide have trusted Proctorio to protect millions of assessments, and that 300M+ exams have been proctored globally. The site describes a complete approach to authenticity that protects assessments through layers of proctoring, identity verification, and a broad range of AI-powered integrity tools, organized around Integrity, Origin, and Vault. It also states that Proctorio hosts a monthly webinar on upcoming innovations and projects.

Products and positioning

Protecting online assessments through secure proctoring, identity verification, and AI-powered protection.

  • Secure Proctoring

    Secure assessment monitoring.

  • Secure Interviews

    Secure video interviews.

  • Behavior Tracker

    Human activity validation.

  • AuthorProof

    Authentic writing validation.

  • WebSweep

    Content leak management.

  • ScreenBlock

    Blocks screenshots and videos.

Controversies

  • 2021

    EFF files lawsuit against Proctorio on behalf of student

    The Electronic Frontier Foundation filed a lawsuit against Proctorio on behalf of Miami University student Erik Johnson. According to the EFF, Johnson made fair use of Proctorio's code, and the company's takedown interfered with his First Amendment right.

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Recent events

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    Proctorio achieves ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification[3]

    Proctorio became the first learning integrity platform to achieve ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification, receiving third-party accreditation against the published criteria.

  • Reported

    EFF files lawsuit against Proctorio on behalf of student[2]

    The Electronic Frontier Foundation filed a lawsuit against Proctorio on behalf of Miami University student Erik Johnson. The EFF argues that Johnson made fair use of Proctorio’s code and that the company’s takedown interfered with his First Amendment right.

  • Reported

    Derivita and Proctorio partner on remotely proctored math assessments[4]

    Derivita announced a partnership with Proctorio to extend remote mathematics assessments; Derivita's STEM learning platform has been integrated with Proctorio's remote assessment proctoring platform.

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