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Biometric trends for 2017

 

This is a guest post by Alan Goode, Managing Director at Goode Intelligence.

Biometrics is one of the hottest topics in technology and cybersecurity markets today. The use of biometrics for user authentication and identity assurance is an essential improvement over usernames and passwords, and innovations in mobile devices, wearables, and other technologies are bringing biometrics to mainstream audiences.
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Join me for this webinar, Biometric Trends for 2017, on December 08, 2016, at 11:00am EST, as I discuss with Veridium my prediction that 2017 is the year we will see widespread adoption of biometric authentication in ecommerce, mobile banking, healthcare, and government.

Veridium is a leading provider of end-to-end biometric authentication designed to safeguard enterprises’ most critical assets. It’s flagship product, VeridiumID, is an end-to-end solution that ensures a secure environment for complete protection of biometric data and communication between mobile devices and back-end servers. Built on an open standard, it is one of the most flexible solutions on the market today.
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