This section provides readers with all the news, press releases and reports in the Military sector…
A British court ruled on Wednesday that police use of facial recognition systems does not violate privacy and human rights.
Fujitsu Laboratories has developed a technology that can compare biometric information while it is still encrypted, with the same accuracy and processing speed as conventional biometric authentication systems.
The EU Council has adopted two regulations establishing a framework for interoperability between EU information systems in the area of justice and home affairs.
Booz Allen Hamilton has won a contract to update a Department of Defense biometric system and supply a new portable platform as replacement under a potential $36.6M U.S. Navy contract, ExecutiveBiz reported Thursday.
The Biometrics Institute has announced to its members and stakeholders that several projects are under way promoting the responsible and ethical use of biometrics.
An outline of some key research priorities and objectives are presented as input to the preliminary consultations surrounding the theme of Trustworthy ICT within the Horizon 2020 programme.
This excellent article highlights the benefits of capturing fingerprints at 1000 ppi rather than 500 ppi, especially for law enforcement agencies…
This book is a rare and exciting find in the US Library of Congress. It is one of the very earliest analyses of automated personal identity technology and was written at the birth of what we now know as the modern biometrics industry. Despite being written in 1974, the authors saw with impressive clarity many of the issues that remain today as some of the most difficult problems to solve.
