Fingerprint Cards Sets Date for Q1 Update
Fingerprint Cards has set a date for the publication of its Q1 results for 2018, and is inviting stakeholders, media, and analysts to dial in for a conference…
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Microsoft is Killing The Password With FIDO2 Compliant Security Keys
Microsoft is taking advantage of the new FIDO2 authentication standard to eliminate usernames and passwords and replace them with compliant security key…
FPC Partnership Makes Biometrics Integrations Easy on Smart Cards
“Its announcement arrives as Japanese credit card company JCB moves ahead with a pilot of a new IDEMIA biometric payment card that features Fingerprint Cards’…
Army Researchers’ Algorithm Tech Converts Thermal Images to Conventional Portraits
A research team at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory has developed a way to convert thermal images to recognizable facial portraits using AI and machine…
Panasonic Brings Crossmatch Security to Toughbook Devices
“By offering DigitalPersona to our Toughbook customers, we’re ensuring they can continue redefining what it means to be mobile and how work gets done with the…
Breathalyzer Kiosk Leverages Biometric Authentication
A new breathalyzer solution for parole enforcement uses multimodal biometric recognition to identify its users. Offered by Breathalytics, the solution is…
Pilot of IDEMIA-FPC Biometric Payment Card Gets Underway in Japan
“…IDEMIA’s F-Code revolves around fingerprint authentication. It features an embedded Fingerprint Cards sensor, designed to confirm users’ identities as they…
HYPR Appoints Chief Revenue Officer
“Seth has a demonstrated ability to assemble high-performance teams that create and win markets while addressing customer needs across the globe.” – George…
DHS Contract Points to Self-Service Biometric Screening for Travelers
The US Department of Homeland Security may soon use technology from a London-based biometrics specialist to allow travelers to process part of their own border…
Class Action Lawsuit Over Facebook Biometrics to Proceed
Facebook is going to have to face a class action lawsuit over the alleged misuse of its facial recognition technology, a US District judge has ruled. The legal…