Unissey partners with Opale.io to create an age verification product that combines biometrics and user privacy. This collaboration aims to comply with stringent regulations from French regulator Arcom by providing a double anonymity age check solution that protects users’ identities while verifying age. Unissey and Opale.io have partnered to develop an innovative age verification solution…
InverID has announced that its identity verification product, ReadID, now complies with the ETSI 119 461 standard for remote identity proofing. This certification enables it to serve within the European Digital Identity wallet under eIDAS2.0 regulations. InverID has enhanced its certification offerings with compliance to the ETSI 119 461 standard for its NFC-based identity verification…
Human rights groups are advocating for transparency in police facial recognition technology, highlighting the need for accountability, oversight, and specific laws governing its use. In the UK, concerns are raised about the implications of accessing drivers’ database for surveillance, while Georgia investigates allegations of facial recognition use against protestors. The report underscores a balance between…
Corsight AI is enhancing AI explainability in facial recognition by showing how its technology analyzes facial features. This initiative aims to build trust and comply with regulations. Corsight has also been certified under the ISO 42001 standard, while addressing international client needs regarding privacy and safety. The company is expanding in various regions, focusing on…
The Bank of Ghana has prohibited photocopying of Ghana Cards for banking and mandated biometric verification instead. This move enhances security, reduces fraud risks, and aligns with national regulations. A recent stakeholder event emphasized the need for collaboration on secure identity management, with key attendees advocating for biometrics to be the standard for transactions. The…
Gravy Analytics experienced a data breach exposing sensitive location data of millions, revealing vulnerabilities in data brokerage practices. Unauthorized access to the company’s AWS environment allowed hackers to threaten public exposure of private data. The incident highlights significant privacy issues and the risks associated with de-anonymization and real-time bidding in advertising, prompting calls for stricter…
The EU’s AI Act may not create a global regulatory influence but is likely to define standards for biometric technologies in the EU, particularly affecting the Digital Identity Wallet. Research highlights the importance of protecting fundamental rights amidst the challenges posed by biometric surveillance regulations, including exceptions for law enforcement. The European Union’s AI Act…
DHS’s biometric programs are affected by funding issues and shifting priorities, leading to fragmentation among agencies. GAO audits reveal challenges in funding models and integration. The HART program suffers from delays and cost overruns, while the Biometric Entry-Exit program struggles to meet financial projections. Technological limitations further complicate effective deployment and management of biometric systems….
DHS’s biometric initiatives are challenged by changing priorities and funding issues, creating fragmented strategies across various agencies. A GAO audit highlights financial instabilities in key programs like HART and the Biometric Entry-Exit system. Additionally, technological challenges and management inconsistencies hinder progress in biometric system implementation, necessitating clearer funding and strategic coordination moving forward. The U.S….
Trust Stamp has secured a patent for its “Interoperable Biometric Representation” framework, designed to improve privacy and security while addressing interoperability issues in biometric data. The framework converts biometric data into a universal format, enabling seamless integration across different vendor systems without compromising user privacy. This advancement aims to eliminate problems associated with vendor lock-in,…
