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Aerendir Mobile is interrogating the Privacy Paradox in a new report published in the International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction. In its most basic form, the Privacy Paradox holds that while people claim to value privacy in theory, they are not as precious about their privacy in practice. The Paradox is used to explain people’s willingness […]
FICO has released a new Consumer Digital Banking Survey that focuses on the Philippines. The report is part of an international series that has already made stops in Canada and the UK. All three reports have generated similar results, insofar as they have revealed that while many people still have bad password habits, there is […]
Vision-Box has shared the results of a survey that highlights the impact of COVID-19 on the international air travel industry. The company polled 37 airlines, airports, and government agencies to generate its results. A plurality (37.3 percent) of those respondents believe that a vaccine is the one thing that is most likely to restore consumer […]
The Biometrics Institute has shared the results of its 11th annual Industry Survey, which revealed that the majority of people (60 percent) believe that COVID-19 will fundamentally alter the way in which biometric technology is used and deployed moving forward. The respondents echoed other organizations in predicting that the virus will motivate technology providers to […]
FICO has released new data that provides yet more evidence of the public’s poor password habits. The findings specifically apply to the United Kingdom, where more than 20 percent of the population reuse the same 2-5 passwords across all of their accounts. Approximately the same number of people (18 percent) wrote their passwords down, and […]
Thales has turned its attention to the U.S. and Brazil in its latest Access Management Index. The company previously looked at Europe and the Middle East, and found that many organizations still relied too heavily on passwords despite the known security risks. The findings were similar in the U.S. and Brazil. The new report found […]
A new study shows that Canadians are generally be willing to accept biometric security practices in the financial industry. The findings come courtesy of FICO, which recently released the Canadian results of its Consumer Digital Banking survey. In that survey, the majority (64 percent) of the respondents indicated that they would be willing to provide […]
Thales has released a new report that suggests that businesses still put too much faith in passwords. The company’s latest Access Management Index looked specifically at Europe and the Middle East, and found that a full two-thirds (67 percent) of the respondents worked with organizations that were planning to expand the use of usernames and […]
“… according to nCipher Security, 46 percent of respondents indicated that they felt fingerprint-based authentication could help to enhance security, while 29 percent opted for facial recognition.” Americans have growing concerns about election security, but a sizeable minority see biometric technology as a potential solution, suggest that results of a survey from Entrust Datacard subsidiary […]
The Salt Lake Tribune and Suffolk University have released the results of a poll that shows that Utah citizens are surprisingly comfortable with facial recognition. The poll was conducted after federal law enforcement officers used facial recognition to scan the state’s entire driver’s license database in a search for suspects. According to the survey, 63 […]
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