Australian Federal Police plan to research voice biometrics to see if it has possible law enforcement applications.The AFP have said a research project that will examine the potential of investing in a voice biometrics capability.”We see that is going to become more relevant for law enforcement and I'll be allocating a resource shortly to assess this technology more with a view to establishing if, where and how we might use it in the future,” said Clifton Frost, the AFP biometrics coordinator, reported ComputerWorld.Frost was speaking at the Biometrics Institute's conference in Sydney.”I think it's got some potential,” Frost said of the technology although he's “not entirely sure of the context” that it would be employed in.”That's part of the research, which will be carried out over the next six to 12 months.”
Recent Video
- Semperis: Operational resilience in Active Directory and Entra ID
- We’re back! The key features of Identity Week Europe 2026!
- How ICMPD is supporting Ukraine’s border resilience during crisis
- Jorrisa Neuterlings on enhancing AI-powered mobile customer journeys
- Will asylum seekers adopt government Digital ID? Netherlands demonstrate a real-world pilot
