Tonga is getting grant assistance of about 882 million yen from the Japanese government for the putting in place of a biometric passport system.

Sarah Jones said that the government is consulting on guidance that will define where, when and how forces can use live facial recognition.

Discussion of the EU’s digital identity plans in Zagreb, Croatia for the 11th Trust Services and eID Forum focused on the details of EUDI Wallet implementation on Day 1. Organized by ENISA, the forum ...

Trust Stamp is not mincing words about the rollout of age verification laws around the world, and especially in the UK. In a release touting its Biometric Bound Credentials technology, the ...

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) of Kenya will soon resume a Continuous Voter Registration exercise with a plan to get at least 6.3 million new potential voters, and to ...

Financial institutions and payment networks in India can add risk analysis to their two-factor authentication for digital payments, according to new direction from the Reserve Bank of India. The ...

Synthetic biometric data generation is not just taking a place in Precise Biometrics’ own product development process, but is also a new line of business for the company. Precise says its experience ...

ICTA issued an RFI to assess the readiness, technical expertise and financial capability of Sri Lankan entities interested in managing and operating the SL-UDI.

Banks will account for 64 percent of total AML spending by 2030, to meet the requirements of increasingly complex regulatory frameworks.

NEC Corporation of America and HID have announced a strategic alliance, bringing together NEC’s advanced SmartScan software and HID’s biometric capture hardware in a “best-in-class solution designed ...

The University of Otago in New Zealand is kicking off the process to tender a contract for identity governance and administration software.

The integration means that Llave MX’s secure platform will be used as an authentication gateway to verify who individuals claim they are.