Facial recognition for travel and onboarding top this week’s biometrics and digital ID news
Stories on biometrics use cases from flight boarding to onboarding, and surveillance to aid delivery made up the most-read news…
IBM
New biometric technologies and old controversies top this week’s biometrics and digital ID news
The most widely read articles on Biometric Update this week cover new innovations and solutions for liveness, facial recognition, vehicles…
IBM launches public data set to further research into diversity and facial biometrics
IBM has announced the launch of a new data set specifically created to further research into, and ultimately the development…
Multiple factors keep organizations from using MFA for mainframe applications
Only one in five organizations is using multi-factor authentication (MFA) to secure access to IBM mainframe applications or plans to…
IBM launches real-time algorithmic bias detection tools
IBM has launched software to analyze how and why algorithms make decisions, as well as detect bias and recommend changes….
Police camera footage quietly used in IBM video search feature development
IBM used footage quietly obtained from NYPD surveillance cameras to develop a function to allow police to search camera footage…
IBM researchers develop biometric malware to prepare for AI vs. AI future
A team of researchers from IBM’s cybersecurity division have created an artificially-intelligent, biometric malware called DeepLocker that can work with…
IBM plans massive data set to improve facial recognition and reduce AI bias
IBM is planning to make the largest facial attribute and identity training set in the world, with more than a…
Crossmatch’s DigitalPersona integrates with IBM Security Access Manager
Crossmatch announced the integration of its DigitalPersona composite authentication solution with IBM identity and access management technology, which helps companies…
Millennials ready for biometrics, lax on passwords: IBM study
Two-thirds of all adults are comfortable using biometric authentication today, and 87 percent would consider using it in the future,…
