Telos Identity Management, a provider of identity management and access solutions, has announced that it has been certified by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) as a vendor of their Electronic Fingerprint Submission (EFS) program.
The Swedish DPA has fined a municipality 200 000 SEK (approximately 20 000 euros) for using facial recognition technology to monitor the attendance of students in school.
Governments across Asia-Pacific are investing heavily in biometrics for national identification projects such as national ID cards and ePassports, according to Frost & Sullivan.
GenKey, a biometric technology company that champions Privacy-by-Design, has announced a new release of its Biometric BioHASH SDK
Precise is expanding its offering for secure digital identity, Precise YOUNiQ to include convenient and secure biometric access to facilities.
TECH5 has successfully integrated MOSIP1 with its T5-ABIS2 platform and Biometric SDKs for finger, iris and face recognition.
South Korea-headquartered Suprema has played down reports its software exposed "a million" fingerprints, making them vulnerable to hackers on the web.
FaceFirst, a U.S. computer vision company, has announced a new version of its platform to help create safer communities, frictionless customer experiences and more secure transactions from video analytics.
StradVision, a vision processing technology solutions provider for Autonomous Vehicles with expertise in deep learning, announced that its algorithm engineer, Dr. Bong-Nam Kang, took home the Best Paper Award at CVPR 2019
Facial recognition technology is too prevelant in the UK and is not being properly regulated, according to privacy NGO Big Brother Watch.
