UK Biometrics and Forensics Ethics group finally reports concerns with government plans
The UK government has released the first annual report from the Biometrics and Forensic Ethics Group (BFEG) two years later…
News, interviews and reports relating to government contracts for biometric systems used in eGovernment, border control, national security and national ID.
The UK government has released the first annual report from the Biometrics and Forensic Ethics Group (BFEG) two years later…
Earlier this month on October 1, it was reported that Leidos signed a ten-year contract with the UK Home Office…
Last week, Australian government entity the Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) went through a questioning session with senators interested in a…
The U.S. Congressional representative for Silicon Valley is calling on the federal government to quickly work towards legislation to control…
Australia’s plans to leverage biometrics to authenticate users of government services has hit another setback, as the Joint Committee on…
Three years ago, Costa Rica announced it would issue citizens ePassports by 2020. Now the government has announced another plan…
The potential of biometric ID systems for abuse in some countries is a major threat to individuals, and current practices…
A recent investigation into surveillance states and data privacy carried out by Comparitech concludes that not even top-ranked European countries…
Some 70 percent of Canadians would adopt digital identity and think the government should join forces with the private sector…
The government of Brazil intends to collect a broad range of biographic and biometric information, including fingerprint, iris, face, voice,…