Identity authentication used by the Transportation Security Administration and financial institutions can be implemented in other areas of security.

Increasing ID scams are raising the question of why technological advancements such as biometric authentication have not solved the problem.

The rising use of biometric information has caused the FTC to issue a policy warning against the new technology and its potential misuse.

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has updated its facial recognition guidelines for law enforcement to ensure compliance with privacy laws. 

New AI technologies have raised a number of security concerns as artificially created audio and video makes it easier to commit identity fraud.

Because of the risk of mag stripes being read and copied, Spain will begin replacing existing credit cards with fingerprint biometrics cards in 2024.

A new report reveals that sustainability, mobile IDs and a changing workforce continue to be among the top concerns in the security industry.

São Paulo Metrô in Brazil has deployed facial recognition technology to protect passengers traveling across 18 transit stations.

The challenge of securely identifying a person becomes much greater when work can be done anywhere around the world.

A robust communications plan touching on ethical concerns, user experience, education and transparency might help to dispel the public’s concerns about facial recognition.