Raonsecure has announced partnerships with four biometrics corporations – Fujitsu Korea, Mesa Coo Company, Eternal and ...

Biometric security devices — which authenticate a person’s identity on the basis of physical characteristics, such as a fingerprint — have been available in one form or another for 30 years. But ...

Effective IT security is in high demand, and a large variety of industries such as banking, government, education, health care and the military view biometrics solutions as a key part of the solution.

United Airlines this week announced that it would begin rolling out Clear’s biometric prescreening at its hub airports, including Newark Liberty International and Houston George Bush Intercontinental.

With enterprises constantly on the lookout for better security, biometrics is increasingly seen as a better alternative for authenticating digital identities than outdated authentication methods such ...

The interest in the adoption of biometrics is creating a booming industry for biometric vendors, with estimates of the market size expected to increase from $10.74 billion in 2015 to $32.73 billion by ...

Issues still exist when it comes to securing biometrics. NYC – With more transactions occurring online – and subsequently, the number of data breaches increasing – biometrics are moving to the ...

The concept of biometrics is not new. International super spies have been accessing top secret information with fingerprint and retina scans, voice recognition, and other biometric methods in movies ...

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Ayanna Pressley recently introduced legislation that would ban government agencies from using facial recognition technology, claiming that it ...

Hanoi’s Noi Bai International Airport will launch facial recognition at its international Terminal 2, allowing passengers to ...

The U.S. is proposing sweeping new border rules that could require selfies, biometrics and expanded social media screening ...

SITA roll outs in Angola and India demonstrate the growing ambitions of authorities in places where passenger numbers are ...