America’s Most Murderous City Reverses Its Facial Recognition Ban
About two years ago, amid mass protests directed at police abuses and racial injustice, the city of New Orleans banned the use of facial recognition by law…
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About two years ago, amid mass protests directed at police abuses and racial injustice, the city of New Orleans banned the use of facial recognition by law…
With international travel soaring and the hospitality industry scrambling to accommodate new customer expectations in the wake of the pandemic, Innovatrics has…
Ping Identity is going private. The company has agreed to an acquisition by Thoma Bravo, a software-focused private equity firm, that values Ping at $2.8…
“We are making our business model more recurrent and scalable, as well as building a cohesive and multidisciplinary professional team that allows us to take…
“The deployment at BlueCross and BlueShield de Uruguay is a great example of voice biometrics being an optimal solution to an authentication challenge.” –…
While a patchwork of biometric patient identification systems continues to emerge in the United States, French lawmakers have passed legislation that will make…
Oosto has won a high-profile deployment in Australia: the prestigious Australian Turf Club is using Oosto’s facial recognition technology for both security and…
The GAO’s Rebecca Gambler credited the CBP for making progress in its audit program, and for posting privacy notices for the public at border checkpoints. US…
As we enter the second half of 2022, FindBiometrics and Mobile ID World are setting the stage for another round of Virtual Identity Summits. On September 28…
Authomize CTO Gal Diskin joins ID Talk to discuss the importance of authorization management in the identity and access industry. On this episode of ID Talk,…