Welcome to FindBiometrics’ digest of identity industry news. Here’s what you need to know about the world of digital identity and biometrics today: Report Flags French Police’s ‘Illegal’ Use of […]

The France-based security giant IDEMIA has announced that it will be part of a consortium that will pilot EU Digital Identity Wallet prototypes. IDEMIA is joining the so-called “POTENTIAL Consortium”, […]

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published draft guidelines concerning the management of digital identities online, and will welcome public comment on the draft until March 24 of next […]

The New Zealand government has developed a biometric face matching system that could serve as the basis for online identity verification across a range of agencies and services in the […]

ID.me is highlighting its role as an identity service provider for the US military community. The company is reporting that 12.5 million current and former members of the military have […]

Luxembourg appears to have joined the handful of countries that are on a path toward mobile ID. Residents of the European state now have access to a mobile ID app […]

Acuant will continue to be an approved technology provider for the federal government. In that regard, the federal Joint Authorization Board (JAB) has once again given Acuant a Moderate Provisional-Authority […]

The government of New South Wales (NSW) is looking to modernize its identity posture. To that end, the Service NSW agency has issued a Request for Information (RFI) as it […]

iProov has published a survey that suggests that government agencies are disappointing their constituents and missing out on potential revenue opportunities when they do not offer services online. The report […]

United Arab Emirates residents can now use facial recognition to gain remote access to various government services. To that end, the country has now activated a registration system that allows […]