Afghanistan begins biometric registration of civil service employees
In an effort to improve human resource planning, Afghanistan’s Independent Administrative Reform and Civil Service Commission (IARCSC) is now registering…
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In an effort to improve human resource planning, Afghanistan’s Independent Administrative Reform and Civil Service Commission (IARCSC) is now registering…
This is a guest post by David Menzies, a writer and public relations consultant at Innovative Public Relations. The fact…
The Biometrics Institute has informed the French Senate and National Assembly of its concerns regarding proposed amendments to the 1978…
An international group of experts from industry, academia and government participated in National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) Tattoo…
Last week, Canada’s anti-terror bill was passed by Parliament with bipartisan Conservative and Liberal support. Bill C-51 was originally introduced…
The U.S. Army’s primary intelligence system is currently testing software developed by Lockheed Martin that will help them sift through…
Businesses and governments are increasingly implementing voice biometrics as an authentication tool, and while it can potentially be a means…
The UK’s National DNA Database Strategy Board has published guidelines for chief police officers when deciding whether to make an…
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The Australian Taxation Office announced that it has recorded more than 30,000 “voiceprints” from Australian citizens since the agency rolled…