Herta to Provide Facial Recognition Tech for Indian Railways
The Spanish firm Herta has won a major biometric security contract in India that will see its facial recognition technology deployed across a large railway…
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Another Canadian Police Service Looks to Biometrics for Inmate Safety
The Barrie Police Service (BPS) has installed new biometric sensors in five holding cells to improve the care and monitoring of detainees. The advanced sensors…
IDVerse Brings Identity Assurance Tech to Temenos Exchange
IDVerse’s identity assurance technology is now available through the Temenos Exchange, a major online marketplace for fintech solutions. IDVerse’s system…
eIDAS-Testbed Goes Live, Validates First Open Source EUDIW
The go.eIDAS Association, in collaboration with several key partners, has successfully launched the eIDAS-Testbed to support the implementation of the European…
Passkey Support Comes to AWS IAM
At its annual re:Inforce conference, Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS) has announced new AI-powered features and enhanced security measures, including support for…
Indiana Cop Used Clearview AI to Perform Searches Unrelated to Casework, Audit Finds
A police officer in Evansville, Indiana, Michael Eric Dockery, has resigned after an audit revealed he had misused Clearview AI facial recognition technology…
Identity News Digest – June 12, 2024
Welcome to FindBiometrics’ digest of identity industry news. Here’s what you need to know about the world of digital identity and biometrics today: New York…
New York Gets Selfie-secured Mobile Driver’s License, Care of IDEMIA
New York has become the latest state to embrace mobile driver’s license technology, and the fifth to roll out a solution developed by IDEMIA. The rollout means…
Ann Arbor Moves to Restrict Police Use of Facial Recognition
Ann Arbor, Michigan, has moved to restrict the use of facial recognition technology by law enforcement, declaring it a threat to civil rights and liberties. On…
Virginia Joins AAMVA’s Digital Trust Service for Mobile IDs
The Commonwealth of Virginia has become the third state to fully participate in the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators’ Digital Trust Service…