IDEMIA has attained certification for its mIDReader and Verify SDK based on the International Standard Organization ISO 18013 Part 5: Mobile driving license (mDL) application standard—a significant milestone as major mobile ID programs are getting … [Read more...] about IDEMIA Gets World-First ISO Mobile ID Certification
Bermuda Human Rights Watchdog Raises FRT Concerns
The implementation of facial-recognition technology as part of Bermuda's new security camera network has raised privacy and human rights concerns. The Bermuda Human Rights Commission (HRC) has expressed alarm over the potential implications of the … [Read more...] about Bermuda Human Rights Watchdog Raises FRT Concerns
CBP Scans Travelers in Their Cars at Arizona Border Crossing
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is conducting a month-long pilot program at the Mariposa Port of Entry in Nogales, Arizona, testing biometric facial scans of travelers entering the U.S. in vehicles, with the aim to automate manual document … [Read more...] about CBP Scans Travelers in Their Cars at Arizona Border Crossing
Europe’s Digital ID Regulation Takes Effect, Paving Way for Mobile Wallet
The European Union's Digital Identity Regulation has now officially come into force, setting the stage for the EU Digital Identity Wallet, expected to be available by 2026. The regulation establishes a legal framework for digital identities, … [Read more...] about Europe’s Digital ID Regulation Takes Effect, Paving Way for Mobile Wallet
Police Circumvent FRT Bans by Asking Neighbors for Help
Police in major US cities have found a way to bypass bans on facial recognition technology by requesting help from neighboring towns with fewer restrictions. According to a review of police documents by the Washington Post, the practice has … [Read more...] about Police Circumvent FRT Bans by Asking Neighbors for Help
EU’s AI Act to Enter Into Force Next Month
Europe's groundbreaking AI Act will take effect next month following endorsement from EU countries on Tuesday. The comprehensive legislation was initiated by the European Commission in 2021. EU lawmakers later refined it to establish a global … [Read more...] about EU’s AI Act to Enter Into Force Next Month
Identity News Digest – May 20, 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: Funding Diversions Will Push Biometrics Program to 2049, Says TSA Head The Transportation … [Read more...] about Identity News Digest – May 20, 2024
Funding Diversions Will Push Biometrics Program to 2049, Says TSA Head
"However, with more dedicated funding, the TSA could expedite the process and complete it by the end of this decade." The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is facing significant delays in deploying facial recognition technology across … [Read more...] about Funding Diversions Will Push Biometrics Program to 2049, Says TSA Head
AI Update: Superalignment Goes Wayward
Welcome to the newest edition of FindBiometrics’ AI update. Here’s the latest big news on the shifting landscape of AI and identity technology: xAI is in talks with Oracle about a $10 billion contract to rent the latter's cloud servers. Elon … [Read more...] about AI Update: Superalignment Goes Wayward
Banks are ‘Miles Behind’ Deepfake Threat, Says NCC Co-founder
Banks are "miles behind the curve" of the rising threat of deepfakes and presentation attacks, argues National Cybersecurity Center co-founder Michael Marcotte. In comments to The Fintech Times, Marcotte argued that too many financial … [Read more...] about Banks are ‘Miles Behind’ Deepfake Threat, Says NCC Co-founder
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