According to a recent report from The Globe and Mail, Canada’s federal government used facial recognition technology on millions of travellers arriving via the country’s largest airport over a six-month […]

According to a recent report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), six U.S. federal agencies used biometric facial recognition software in their efforts to identify protesters who demonstrated in the […]

The Maine state legislature has passed a new facial recognition law that now stands as one of the strictest of its kind in the country. The law prohibits the public […]

The Security Industry Association (SIA) wants security providers to make a stronger commitment to user privacy. To that end, the organization has released a new Privacy Code of Conduct that […]

A Southern District of Illinois judge has sent an action against iOS and Android social media app Snapchat to arbitration following a filing from parent company Snap Inc. The case, […]

The Good Health Pass Collaborative is following through on its efforts to standardize digital health passes. To that end, the organization has published a draft version of its Interoperability Blueprint, […]

According to a recent report from Canada’s National Observer, the Canadian Borders Services Agency (CBSA) issued a notice of procurement earlier this week that asks 15 firms to submit proposals […]

This week’s roundup of FindBiometrics’ top stories is all about the big suits, with an assortment of news items dominated by regulatory authorities and leading executives. On the regulatory side, […]

The Canadian Privacy Commissioner is once again warning that facial recognition technology poses a significant threat to people’s human rights. Commissioner Daniel Therrien’s latest comments were made during a presentation […]

Readers of FindBiometrics and Mobile ID World are familiar with the recent acceleration of major trends in the biometrics industry thanks to the wave of digital transformation spurred on by […]