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Biometrics Institute Showcase Australia 2019

 

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Biometrics Institute Showcase Australia 2019
Canberra, Australia
November 20, 2019

The Biometrics Institute is proud to present its flagship Showcase Australia, to be held at the Hotel Realm in Canberra on Wednesday 20 November 2019. Since 2005, this event has provided a unique platform to connect biometric users from key government agencies with technology providers to help shape the future of the biometrics industry.

Register now and Join us for this not-to-be missed opportunity for networking and thought leadership.

Topics to be discussed include:

• How do we protect against potential cyber attacks?

• Law enforcement: the responsible and ethical use of biometrics

• Recently released results of research into public perceptions of biometrics by the Australian Institute of Criminology

• The need for good practices for implementing and maintaining biometrics

• Update on ISO biometric standards

• The good, the bad and the ugly of biometrics for identity, safety and security online

Keynote speakers Include:

• Alastair MacGibbon, Former National Cyber Security Advisor, Department of Home Affairs Australia

• Russell Smith, Principal Criminologist, Australian Institute of Criminology

• Ross Greenwood, Biometrics Institute

• Andrew Rice, A/g First Assistant Secretary, Identity and Biometrics Division, Department of Home Affairs and Chairman, Biometrics Institute

• Darren Bark, Director of Capability, Intelligence and Biometrics, NSW Police Force

• Emily Howie, Legal Director, Human Rights Law Centre

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