Biometrics stocks to reach more investors with Plurilock launch and Ipsidy uplist
A couple of publicly-traded companies providing biometrics and digital ID technologies are increasing their investor access with Plurilock launching to…
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Biometrics companies announce gains in revenue and stock price amid positioning for 2021
Publicly-traded companies in the biometrics space have reported progress on a range of fronts, from revenue gains by EyeLock to…
ID2020 and Biometrics Institute welcome new members to support responsible ID systems
Panta Group, an Australia-based startup which develops mobile cloud-based technology and digital solutions, is the newest member of the ID2020…
Public biometrics providers raising funds and cutting costs to prepare for opportunities on the horizon
Idex Biometrics has announced a successful private placement, while Next Biometrics and Ipsidy see new opportunities arising for 2021, and…
Huge revenue jumps and beaten expectations show biometrics market strength
Yitu may be the next big stock offering in biometrics, in the biggest of several positive items for publicly traded…
Mitek unveils biometric identity verification with single-point NFC
Mobile capture and identity verification software firm Mitek released a new update to its ID document and selfie biometric identity…
Nothing is secret: Moving beyond passwords to strengthen account security
This is a guest post by Stephen Ritter, CTO at Mitek King of Queens might not be the first place…
Mitek biometrics help immigrants access credit as BFSI providers embrace digital payments
Biometrics and related technologies continue to make significant headway in the financial services industry. Mitek has partnered up to extend…
Mitek ID document and selfie biometric checks help Gov.UK Verify scale onboarding as demand spikes
Selfie biometric technology supplied by Mitek and Digidentity helped scale the operations of Gov.UK Verify to handle the massive influx of…
The deepfake battle is joined by Microsoft, banks and biometrics companies
Is it possible to always or at least reliably detect synthetic media? It seems unlikely today, much less as deepfake…
