India’s ruling that citizens have right to privacy could impact biometric ID plan
India’s Supreme Court has finally ruled citizens have a fundamental right to privacy, which could potentially derail the government’s plan…
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India’s Supreme Court has finally ruled citizens have a fundamental right to privacy, which could potentially derail the government’s plan…
The Cuomo administration revealed that the facial recognition technology used by New York State Department of Motor Vehicles has resulted in…
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has issued a new draft revision of its Special Publication (SP) 800-53,…
In light of several class action lawsuits from employees accusing companies of illegally collecting and storing their biometric data, a…
This is a guest post by Xavier Larduinat, Head of Banking and Payment Innovation at Gemalto. Since the dawn of…
The UK’s Metropolitan Police is planning to use facial recognition software in a new pilot program aimed at identifying suspected…
Accenture has published a new research report that finds that biometrics and advanced analytics are helping to revolutionize the way…
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), the governing agency in charge of Aadhaar, told India’s Supreme Court that it…
The FBI has implemented a new rule which will prevent the public from finding out if their fingerprints, iris scans…
U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Department of Homeland Security officials met with representatives from various privacy groups this…