The Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office plans to reinstate facial recognition technology, now subject to new regulations for its policing use. Previously halted due to service discontinuation, the revised deployment stresses accountability and privacy safeguards while aiming to improve law enforcement effectiveness. The ACSO has engaged the public for feedback on implementing this technology responsibly. Facial…
The article discusses the challenges of verifying human identity in an era dominated by AI and digital technologies. With biometric systems at the forefront, companies like Civic are developing holistic identity solutions that prioritize individuality and security. The rise of Proof of Personhood emphasizes the need for clear distinctions between humans and machines, while also…
Trust Stamp has received a patent approval for its Interoperable Biometric Representation framework, which enhances biometric data interoperability. This innovation allows secure comparison of biometric samples across different vendors, eliminates vendor lock-in, and uses tokenization to protect sensitive data. The framework signifies a major leap towards more secure and accessible digital identity management. Trust Stamp…
Florida law enforcement is embracing advanced biometric technology like Idemia’s Storm ABIS for improved efficiency in fingerprint searches. The Volusia Sheriff’s Office has reported substantial increases in workload and case completions since implementation. Additionally, collaboration with ICE is intensifying local immigration enforcement, indicating a politically charged reliance on biometric solutions. Florida police, particularly the Volusia…
U.S. states are exploring AI regulation inspired by the EU AI Act, focusing on limiting algorithmic discrimination. Colorado has initiated legislative efforts, with proposals emerging in multiple states. However, compliance burdens raised by these new measures could pose challenges for businesses, particularly in biometrics, where existing state proposals lack restrictions on real-time remote identification. The…
Nametag has launched VerifiedHire, an integrated identity verification solution aimed at preventing North Korean operatives from infiltrating remote IT jobs in the U.S. The product enhances onboarding through automated identity checks and customizable workflows, improving security and operational efficiency in organizations. Nametag has introduced its VerifiedHire product, integrating identity verification and deepfake prevention to combat…
New York’s Senate Bill S3591 targets online porn sites, requiring age verification to prevent minors from accessing harmful content, with penalties of $50,000 for noncompliance. Another bill, S565, aims to enable biometric identification for age checks on alcohol and tobacco sales, promoting the accuracy and security of transactions. In New York, new legislative measures are…
Various countries are strengthening age verification laws to limit youth access to alcohol and tobacco. Greece has introduced legislation requiring vendors to verify customer age. Similar measures are being adopted in Russia, New York, and Maryland, with a focus on using biometric data and digital IDs to ensure compliance. In response to predictions for 2025,…
The U.S. is seeing increased acceptance of mobile IDs, especially in age verification and air travel processes. New York’s Mobile ID (MiD) has been widely embraced, aiding hospitality businesses in age checks. West Virginia also launched its mID system. Overall, about 14 states are implementing mobile driver’s licenses, with significant growth expected in the coming…
Iris ID is expanding its partnership with TDPS by providing additional iris recognition units to improve border security identification processes. This technology offers greater accuracy than traditional methods, with a growing database of iris identities supporting law enforcement agencies across the U.S. The rising adoption underscores a strategic shift in handling border security challenges effectively….
