Identity innovators: 3 examples of the evolving digital identity
The concept of digital identity has evolved significantly over the last 15 years. Though traditional registration forms that require usernames, email addresses, and passwords are still mainstays across...
View ArticleSamsung patents biometrical ID system
Contactless payment is serious business, and Samsung wants to make sure you use their device when paying for Starbucks coffee with your wrist. According to a recently discovered patent, first reported...
View ArticleSecureAuth adds behavioural biometrics to its platform
SecureAuth Corporation, an authentication solutions provider, announced yesterday it’s teaming up with BehavioSec to integrate its technology into the SecureAuth IdP Authentication API. BehavioSec is a...
View ArticleHow the power of voice biometrics could transform public services
Digital transformation is high on the agenda for public services. Led by the Government Digital Service, they have gradually been making changes to support the initiative such as providing online...
View Article5 ways biometrics can improve your life
We all know the feeling; you’re running late and are desperate to quickly get where you need to go, only to be held up by the need to identify yourself. In today’s world we tend to accept that if you...
View ArticleSpeaking clearly: The case for voice biometrics
In 1891, a quiet revolution began when a Croatian-born police official called Juan Vucetich started collecting a unique ID for Argentinian criminals: their fingerprints. As we now know, this part of...
View ArticleCybersecurity best practices for the booming online and P2P lending space
Alternative finance is on the rise. The number of alternative lenders is rapidly growing, along with the number of new loan origination requests from consumers looking for easy access to small business...
View ArticleThe many amazing uses of RFID technology
Radio-frequency identification – that’s RFID to you and me – isn’t something we see around us every day. But RFID tags are pretty much everywhere. They’re in our credit cards, our pets, and even in us....
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