Mexico’s biometric CURP now officially in use despite data security concerns
Mexico’s biometric CURP has become the country’s official personal biometric identification despite lingering concerns from rights advocates about data privacy…
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Mexico’s biometric CURP has become the country’s official personal biometric identification despite lingering concerns from rights advocates about data privacy…
Despite warnings from cybersecurity experts of centralizing sensitive biometric and biographic data, the government of Mexico is moving forward with…
As part of efforts to strengthen the security of the Clave Única de Registro de Población (CURP), Mexico has integrated…
A pilot of live facial recognition has begun in the Mexican state of Michoacán using technology from SAFR to identify…
A biometrics and identity validation company focused on Latin America believes Mexico could become the next big market. 4iDigital has operations…
The Unique Personal Registry Code (biometric CURP) project in Mexico, which requires the compulsory submission of face, fingerprints and iris…
Mexico has launched a contract bidding process to select a cloud migration and cybersecurity services supplier to support the effective…
Mexico has officially introduced a digital identification system by signing a law that turned the previously optional biometric-based citizen code…
The Mexican government has taken another step toward turning the country’s biometric-based Unique Population Registry Code (Clave Única de Registro…
The 50-in-5 campaign which is a collaborative effort aimed at helping countries of the Global South to design, develop, and…