Articles Tagged with ''identity (ID) management''

While large-scale and dramatic acts of school violence have drawn a public focus to safety concerns in U.S. schools, violent deaths at school remain statistically rare, says a government report.

Poland has become the first country in Europe to introduce a network of "finger vein ID" cash machines.

The system is also accessible from mobile devices for remote monitoring of access.

Three  researchers have demonstrated that the accelerometers used in mobile devices possess unique trackable fingerprints.

A federal judge in Milwaukee has struck down Wisconsin's voter Identification law, saying it unfairly burdens poor and minority voters.

A proposal seeking to prevent school systems from collecting students' biometric data has won the support of the Florida Senate.

New research suggests that within US organizations, the possibility of insider threats tops all worries.

This access control manager is designed to provide enterprises with a comprehensive security solution that combines high-definition video surveillance and access control.

A New Jersey teen got past the wall of security at 1 World Trade Center and a sleeping security officer and made it up to the spire.

A state court judge struck down a Pennsylvania law requiring that voters to show photo identification at the polls.