Carahsoft Partnership Offers Public Sector Pipeline to Incode
Incode has established a partnership with Carahsoft that is poised to extend its visibility in the government sector. In a statement, the companies explained…
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India Collects Gig Worker Biometrics – Identity News Digest
Welcome to FindBiometrics’ digest of identity industry news. Here’s what you need to know about the world of digital identity and biometrics today: Indian…
TECH5 to Unveil New Biometric Tech at ID4Africa
“The technology offerings that TECH5 will demonstrate during the event fully meet the needs and requirements of the government and private sectors in Africa…”…
NEC NSS Targets US Government With New Arlington Office
NEC America is looking to strengthen its relationship with the US government. To that end, the company has officially opened a new NEC National Security…
Corsight Expands US Operations to Meet Growing Demand for Facial Recognition
Corsight AI is ramping up its US operations to meet the growing demand for its facial recognition tech. The company has only been around since 2019, but has…
Federal Law Enforcement Veteran Named President of NEC National Security Systems
NEC has officially announced its new President of NEC National Security Systems (NEC NSS), and she is a respected veteran of the federal law enforcement space.…
Biometrics Specialist Daon Appoints New VP of Emerging Markets
A former CBP executive is Daon‘s new VP of Emerging Markets, the company has announced. Ari Schuler joins the company from a position as the Director of the US…
Federal Workers on Capitol Hill Get Biometric Security, Care of BIO-key
“In this environment, any device could contain confidential information that might be considered harmful if it were to get into the wrong hands and potentially…
New Daon Appointment May Hint at Stronger Government Focus
A former tech executive with some pretty substantial government experience is Daon‘s new President of Emerging Markets. In the tech world, John Sanders may be…