Biometrics are evolving within the digital identity landscape, with 2024 showing heightened demands in applications like age assurance. The EU’s biometric entry-exit system rollout faces delays, while trust frameworks gain traction globally. Mobile driver’s licenses and decentralized IDs make notable advancements. Significant acquisitions mark a transformative year for the biometrics industry as it prepares for…
authID, a leader in biometric identity solutions, was recognized in the Prism Project report for its PrivacyKey™ technology, which prioritizes user privacy without sacrificing security. The platform boasts a one-in-a-billion accuracy rate and is projected to lead significant growth in the biometric solutions market. The report highlights authID’s collaboration with various sectors, showcasing its industry…
Queensland’s mobile driver’s license app has exceeded 640,000 downloads since its late 2023 launch, marking a 15% adoption rate. As Australia’s first mDL compliant with ISO standards, it facilitates digital ID sharing in various jurisdictions. The app’s success is attributed to collaborative design, public engagement, and support across multiple sectors, with Thales ensuring robust security…
Fingerprint Cards AB and Anonybit have partnered to develop an advanced enterprise authentication system that utilizes privacy-centric biometrics. The collaboration aims to eliminate reliance on passwords, reduce data breaches, and enhance user convenience through passwordless login and continuous authentication measures. Expected to launch in 2025, this solution will bolster cybersecurity while improving operational efficiency in…
Google has introduced Identity Check for Pixel devices, increasing biometric authentication capabilities. This feature will soon be available for Samsung Galaxy devices and mandates biometric verification for sensitive changes. Moreover, the upcoming Secure Lock and the Theft Detection Lock features aim to enhance device security against unauthorized access and theft. Google has rolled out a…
Atlético Osasuna’s implementation of a facial recognition system for stadium access led to a GDPR complaint, highlighting significant issues around biometric data processing. The AEPD fined the club for inadequate compliance regarding consent, necessity, and data minimization principles. This case serves as a caution for organizations considering biometric surveillance, emphasizing strict adherence to GDPR requirements…
