Customs and Border Protection is expanding its use of biometric iris recognition The agency hopes to use the technology in all of its border apprehensions, according to a source familiar with the program. By Rebecca Heilweil, FEDSCOOP Customs and Border Protection is continuing to expand its use of biometric iris recognition at the nation’s borders,
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Iris Recognition Delivers Superior Identity Authentication While Protecting Personal Privacy By Mohammed Murad | Security Today Magazine There has been much public discussion and outcry surrounding the use of biometrics for security and law enforcement applications. On one hand, biometrics technology delivers a proven means of improving security unlike conventional access and identity credentials. Yet
Biometric Kiosk Authentication – A Talk With Frank Olea By Evan Schuman Kiosk Authentication Is Getting Trickier As kiosks are handling more sensitive and compliance-controlled data–as well as literally giving users money and other high-value items–robust authentication is critical. But robust in the kiosk realm cannot mean time-consuming or in any other way deliver friction.
NADRA adds iris to automated biometric identification platform with Iris ID June 5, 2023 By Ayang Macdonald|BiometricUpdate.com Pakistan’s National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has introduced iris biometrics as the third ID verification option on its Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS), calling it a “landmark achievement.” A video promoting the modality’s addition clearly
Tim Meyerhoff Director, North America, Iris ID In September of 2020, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) implemented the Next Generation Identification (NGI) Iris Service, which provides the ability to capture, catalog and rapidly compare iris images to verify identities with up to 99% accuracy. To make this advanced form of identity management most effective
Mohammed Murad Most Americans use biometrics daily. Fingerprint, face, or iris recognition technology unlocks our smartphones. Iris or facial scans quickly move people through airport security and past customs agents. Biometrics are common in many office buildings, enhancing or replacing traditional access control. Numerous surveys show most respondents becoming comfortable using the various biometric technologies, often preferring them
Iris ID is a longstanding leader in the biometrics sector, having established itself as a pioneer of iris recognition technologies and eventually expanding its portfolio to include facial recognition tech. As such, it’s a regular presence at high-profile industry events like ISC West, which recently wrapped up in Las Vegas. At this year’s show, Iris
Part 3 by Mohammed Murad Biometrics technologies provide various choices, typically divided into behavioral or physiological categories. Behavioral biometrics might measure how a person walks, talks, signs a signature or types on a keyboard. More commonly used physiological measurements include scans of a person’s fingerprints, facial structure and iris, the colored ring around the pupil.
By Mohammed Murad 1 December 2021Security Technology, December 2021 On any day, Ocean Infinity's fleet of marine robotic equipment including autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) are searching the world's seas to acquire and analyze data on behalf of governments, energy companies, and scientific organizations. The company is a pioneer in the use of marine robotic vessels equipped
