IAM expenditure to top $26 BILLION by 2027, according to Juniper Research
A study by Juniper Research has predicted global expenditure in identity and access management could rise to $26 billion by 2027, due to subscription model growth. The new research identifies a shift in the IAM market moving away from term licenses to more SMEs...
Home Office strike biometric data sharing agreement with US borders
The UK Home Office has struck up a data sharing agreement with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, granting border controls access to police-held biometric data records in the UK. Fingerprint and facial images archived in the UK police database are intended to...

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secunet establishes EES-compliant border control at Zurich Airport
The cybersecurity company secunet is making the border controls at Switzerland's Zurich Airport fit for the upcoming European Entry/Exit System (EES) to register both short-stay visa holders and visa exempt travellers from third-countries. This involves equipping...
TikTok assures security of US data amid China threat
TikTok's Chief Executive, Shou Zi Chew, responded in a statement on Friday to promise a workable solution after nine U.S. Republican Senators signed a letter mounting concerns of U.S. data being shared with Chinese employees of its parent company, ByteDance. Despite...
Yoti becomes first Digital ID provider for Right to Rent Scheme
Digital ID company, Yoti, has been named as the first certified Identity Services Provider (IDSP) to aid landlords to verify their tenants remotely and securely as part of the Home Office's Right to Rent scheme, which seeks to control and prevent illegal immigration....
Swiss government proposes plans for common digital ID for administrative processes
Switzerland’s Justice Minister, Karin Keller-Sutter, has stressed the government’s plans to introduce a common digital ID which would streamline numerous administrative processes and communication with authorities and businesses. The proposed e-ID, yet to be discussed...
Biometrics startup provides personalised customer flight information
The deployment of biometric facial technology in airports around the world works by a process of on-boarding data from the traveller in advance to journeys or on-arrival at airports to ensure safe, seamless international travel. However, a solution developed by U.S....
Mastercard’s new study reveals lack of respect towards non-binary customers in financial services
All customers have the right to expect trust and respect over the use and handling of their personal data, however as a new study by Mastercard has revealed, non-binary individuals face discrimination in their financial experiences. The damning results of the study...
EU policymakers decide AML checks for crypto wallets
EU policymakers and the Council of the European Union gathered for talks this week, announcing new anti-laundering regulation for crypto transfers, requiring digital wallet providers to verify customer identities. The decision follows the European Parliament vote in...
Review urges ban of live facial biometrics used in public places
A two-year review commissioned into police and public use of live facial recognition technology has concluded that new legislation must be introduced in line with protecting basic human, privacy, and equality rights. While biometric technology has advanced enough to...