As the world moves toward biometrics, systems must be paired with advanced anti-spoofing to ensure faces & voices aren't as hackable as passwords.

The rate of voice fraud climbed 350%+ from 2013-17 with no signs of slowing; voice fraud also increased by 47% between 2016-17, or one in every 638 calls.

As the industry moves toward holistic 360-degree security systems to satisfy business needs, security professionals are beginning to appreciate the role of voice in the equation.

Consumers feel more comfortable with fingerprint scanning than with other types of biometric technology, including face, eye, voice and other biometric measurements, according to a survey from the Center for Identity at The University of Texas at Austin.

A new Pindrop survey has found the vast majority (81%) believe there are benefits to using voice recognition as a form of personal verification.

A team of researchers at the University of Eastern Finland say voice biometrics are vulnerable to spoofing attacks.

The 3^rd annual “Creepy or Cool” international survey from RichRelevance® finds that while consumers are willing to share more data for a better experience, there is no silver bullet for improving the shopping experience.

Let there be sound! Or rather, let there be good sound, sound that is clear, intelligible and understood, every time.

Nearly half (46%) of Americans say they check their smartphones as soon as they wake up, while they’re still in bed.