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The best passports for travel without a visa
The top passports for travelling to destinations around the world without a visa have been ranked in a latest study. The study by Henley & Partners found that Japan ranks the highest for the last 5 years, permitting travel to 193 out of 227 destinations without a...
Julien DROUET, VP Identity Solutions at IDEMIA
Julien DROUET, VP Identity Solutions at IDEMIA Trained as an engineer with over 20 years of experience in the telecom, banking and now identity industries, Julien Drouet has worked in several highly successful international companies. 1. How can we efficiently...
eGovernment comes of age: Digital IDs are removing the barriers to public services for citizens, improving quality and efficiency for providers
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Removing police power to use LFR surveillance
One failing of biometric technology can be attributed to algorithm bias, which can commonly occur due to the immaturity of technologies. This can cause varying match results across different demographic groups. Whilst the infancy of biometric technologies is one...
Too many pointless digital ID solutions saturating U.S. financial services market, report finds
Investment in digital identity needs to be focused on ensuring truly trusted solutions that standout in a saturated U.S. and global market. The evidence is clear that financial criminals are too investing in more sophisticated means of hacking and stealing identities...
Travel the world contactless with seamless travel
Travel and mobility are key factors in our fast-paced and globalized world. Seamless travel describes concepts that offer a user-friendly and secure travel experience by allowing digitalized processing at borders. However, there are still several challenges to...
IDEMIA top scorer in ‘fair’ match rates
IDEMIA, a leader in future-proof identity technologies, has ranked the highest in a new Face Recognition Vendor Test to determine the level of bias that exists using biometric technology across different demographic groups. IDEMIA's technology demonstrated an even...
Holograms: A Digital and Optical Vision for Industries in Transition
Protecting and authenticating security and ID documents presents challenges for holograms but the technology’s capacity to evolve and integrate in the optical and digital space, reflects its continued potency in security applications, says Dr Paul Dunn, chair of the...
The Disruptors: Identity Trends Report
From biometrics and decentralised identity, to identity management, enhanced data and digital ID, Identity Week Europe encapsulated the hottest trends and discussion areas in identity. But don’t just take our word for it. Compiled in this report are numerous...
World Economic Forum publishes key insights for transforming DPGs into DPIs
India, Singapore and Norway are some of the countries leading the way in the development of digital public infrastructure as a means of enabling secure and seamless experiences for their citizens. The AADHAAR card program introduced by the Indian Government has...
Association of Banks in Singapore: Measures to strengthen digital banking security
The Association of Banks in Singapore is collaborating with The Monetary Authority of Singapore on implementing further measures to protect consumers against the present risks of digital banking fraud, stepping up its actions announced in January. Banks across...
ACI Worldwide uncovers digital wallet fraud trend
Digital transformation has accelerated momentum around real-time, cross border payments and digital wallets. In 2021, GlobalData assessed that 118.3 billion real-time transactions were made globally with a forecast of 427.7 billion expected by 2026, equal to a quarter...
State of Access Control Report 2022: Expectations raised since pandemic
The pandemic has forged profound new ways of working remotely that have seen consumers demand more from technologies and have greater expectations around secure identity. IFSEC Global in partnership with HID Global, a global innovator in trusted identity solutions,...
Is Telangana the Surveillance Capital of India?
Facial recognition technology is rife in India's state of Telangana, where the Government's investment in technologies means the private sector and law enforcement monitor society to a worrying degree. Not only does Telangana deploy an extensive CCTV network across...
Takeaways of The Biometrics Institute Survey 2022
Circulated to over 220 member user organisations, the Biometrics Institute's annual survey helps define the trends and development in the biometrics industry. This year's findings confirmed digital identity is perceived to be the area of most development in the use...
Kyushu University study: The shortfalls of AI to match modified facial images
The applications of facial biometrics across many sectors eliminates any doubt as to the accuracy of artificial neural networks to match live facial images of people with advanced data. While this fact is not in dispute, researchers at Kyushu University have recently...
Juniper Research: Global online payment fraud skyrockets
In a latest study by Juniper Research, the findings suggest that online payment fraud losses could accelerate at an alarming rate to exceed $343 billion between 2023 and 2027. The targeted scams often include digital and physical goods, money transfer transactions and...
India’s successful UPI is sweeping the world
India's technology weapon against the West in the Unified Payment Interface looks set to expand to oversea markets after substantial success in the home domestic market. In a market case-study conducted by Sheer Analytics and Insights, it was reported that India's UPI...
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...
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...
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