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

Identifying people by scanning the irises of their eyes may not be as reliable as some might think.

The law would require photo ID for voting privileges, blocking many Hispanic voters from the ballot boxes.

White House and other federal officials are actively urging private technology companies to create an ecosystem of identity management solutions that are interoperable.

Two individuals obtained credentials and then worked with others to open accounts and gain access to loans all illegally.

The alleged scam targeted customers who often paid with American Express Black cards and other high-limit credit cards.

As skimming grows, the good news is that two men were arrested November 1 on charges of conspiring to produce, use, or traffic in one or more counterfeit devices, following a lengthy U.S. Secret Service investigation.

Medical identify theft is the fastest-growing form of identity theft, affecting 1.42 million Americans in 2010.

The University of Arizona, like major research universities across the country, found that many of its grants and contracts were tied to higher levels of access security. Access to buildings with old-fashioned keys and locks or cards with magnetic strips swiped into pin pads didn’t provide the amount of security the University was looking for. So the school made the switch to smart cards.

Drivers licenses in the state of Michigan will new soon have better security features.