South Korean Army Plans Biometric Gun Cabinets and Digital Weapon Locks
South Korea’s Army plans to introduce biometric smart gun cabinets and NFC-based digital locks, replacing physical keys and handwritten records in a long-term…
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South Korea’s Army plans to introduce biometric smart gun cabinets and NFC-based digital locks, replacing physical keys and handwritten records in a long-term…
Ethiopia is transitioning its Fayda national digital ID program into a state-owned enterprise called Faydaverse, pairing the organizational change with plans…
The Nigeria Immigration Service has begun a nationwide overhaul of airport operations, training frontline personnel to use biometric surveillance, automated…
Two San Francisco bars have paused their use of PatronScan following a boycott campaign focused on the identity system’s facial recognition and patron-data…
iDenfy has integrated Norway’s BankID into its identity verification platform, allowing customers to offer the country’s established electronic identity as an…
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has published a privacy assessment of the Secret Service’s HELIX platform, detailing how it combines surveillance…
Telos Corporation reported second-quarter revenue of $47.7 million, up 33 percent from a year earlier, with growth in its identity business providing the main…
Cloudflare gives AI agents wallets and IDs, Rubrik authorizes them per tool call, Visa buys BioCatch for $2.4 billion, and Fraunhofer builds a live deepfake…
Tampa International Airport is preparing to add CLEAR+ lanes and facial-recognition eGates at each of its four airside security checkpoints after the airport’s…
Daon has introduced a five-patent Quantum Identity architecture intended to help future identity systems assess whether biometric and authentication evidence…