Sagem Morpho today introduced the MorphoAccess 521 TWIC compliant biometric reader, a smart card access device that meets Transportation Security Administration (TSA) implementation requirements for ...

KANSAS CITY – StoneLock, a global leader in designing and manufacturing of contactless and privacy-hardened biometrics solutions, today announced the official product launch of the StoneLock® GO ...

SAN JOSE, Calif.— Kampr Systems, a software company focused on addressing legacy security challenges by leveraging the latest technologies, has introduced the security industry’s first Zero Trust ...

Sagem Morpho (SMI) has introduced the MorphoAccess 521 TWIC compliant biometric reader, the first smart card access device to meet Transportation Security Administration (TSA) implementation ...

Saflink’s SureAccess all-weather biometric smart card reader that’s FIPS 201-compliant, supports both prox and biometric smart cards, providing businesses with a more flexible alternative to an all-at ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

The widespread belief is that finger, face, and voice authentication are the epitome of security. But those technologies are not as safe as we think, according to nVIAsoft officials, who point out ...

MasterCard is trialling a Chip and PIN bankcard that includes an embedded fingerprint reader, introducing a biometric authentication layer for card payments — and taking a leaf out of the book of ...

Fingerprints can unlock doors, phones and more, but are consumers ready to pay with them? Visa, the financial services giant, thinks so. The company, which backs credit, debit and prepaid cards, has ...

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Any fingerprint can open Owsoo or Cacagoo-branded biometric gun safes sold by Amazon and Walmart, running the risk of children getting firearms, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said Thursday.

Under President Donald Trump, technology companies have started cashing in on a little-noticed government push to ramp up the use of biometric tools — such as fingerprinting and iris scanners — to ...