Digital identities: Making the patient the central point for data decisions
Making trustworthy digital identities for even just one sector of people’s lives, say, health care, is more complex than most…
Jim Nash is a business journalist. His byline has appeared in The New York Times, Investors Business Daily, Robotics Business Review and other publications. You can find Jim on LinkedIn.
Making trustworthy digital identities for even just one sector of people’s lives, say, health care, is more complex than most…
Use of so-called immigration management biometrics are being questioned in the European Union. Not only do some have concerns about…
About that shared account you thought you deleted when the honeymoon in your biometrically secured home ended…. A Florida Tech…
A pair of U.S. senators feel biometrics services firm Secure Identity LLC is not living up to its better known…
DefinedCrowd, which bills itself as a crowd-as-a-service AI firm, has closed a $50.5 million series B funding round destined for…
The only certainty about biometric facial recognition in China is that everyone’s face is being recognized. A lot. As a…
A small libertarian nonprofit in Utah is pushing the state to curb government surveillance, biometric and otherwise. Libertas Institute sees…
COVID-19 appears to be accelerating the warming of relations between the world’s biggest authoritarian nations, Russia and China. The practical…
If COVID-19 deaths have not prompted a unified approach to infection control in the United States, it might be foolhardy…
Independent news reporting indicates that Amazon is spending money to defeat proposed Portland, Oregon legislation that would ban all use…