EU states to get major cash boost for border security and migration systems
With international politics at maximum intensity, the European Commission has made more than €250 million (roughly US$272 million) available to…
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With international politics at maximum intensity, the European Commission has made more than €250 million (roughly US$272 million) available to…
Language in proposed revised regulation of eIDAS in the European Union is being loudly rebuffed by 335 individuals and civil…
The U.S. government no longer will offer incentives to domestic companies selling biometric surveillance and related goods to other nations…
A seemingly impossibly small radar sensor capable of detecting biometrics including heart beats has been created by researchers at the…
A special U.S. Congressional commission is urging the departments of Commerce, State and Treasury to restrict the export of DNA…
A digital rights organization says the popular view of biometric identification and surveillance is backward and the result is the…
The acquisition of biometric attendance machines from China and Thailand by some municipal offices in Taiwan’s capital Taipei has sparked…
The UK’s information-rights commission has published new research that shows most residents don’t want to be monitored by employers. At…
Chetu are modernizing identity verification and access control with advanced biometric solutions. Its biometric system development services empower businesses with…
CyberLink’s FaceMe facial recognition platform, which has been deployed across sectors from retail to banking and security, has signed a…