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Biometric ID cards planned for non-EU residents

Biometric ID cards planned for non-EU residents

Standard ID card for non-EU residents is planned for all member states
Kim Thomas Nov 20 2007 9:41AM Security
US talks up biometric border protection

US talks up biometric border protection

The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) claimed today that the first year of its Biometrics-at-Sea border protection programme has been a success and has accomplished its goals.
Clement James Nov 16 2007 6:59AM Security
Why biometric technologies are catching on

Why biometric technologies are catching on

Today's world has an unprecedented need for security. From restricting access to physical resources, such as buildings and facilities, to controlling access to IT resources such as computers and networks.
Staff Writers Nov 7 2007 2:45PM Security
Biometric technology attracts venture capital investment

Biometric technology attracts venture capital investment

In response to a security-conscious world, venture capitalists are pumping investment dollars into new surveillance technologies, which are designed to help safeguard people and property.
Deborah Magid, Mar 26 2007 3:45PM Security
Fearful consumers cry out for biometric security

Fearful consumers cry out for biometric security

An eye for an eye.
Robert Jaques Feb 6 2007 8:41AM Security
Heathrow airport introduces biometric security system

Heathrow airport introduces biometric security system

A new check-in system using biometric technology was officially opened today at London's Heathrow airport.
Emma Pritchard Dec 7 2006 9:00AM Security
Denver to intro biometric airport security checks

Denver to intro biometric airport security checks

Fast Lane Option Card shown off at conference.
Clement James Oct 3 2006 9:45AM Security
Biometric passports 'easily cloned'

Biometric passports 'easily cloned'

Cheap approach to security puts identity at risk.
Andrew Charlesworth Aug 11 2006 1:48PM Security
Biometric science not up to fighting terrorists

Biometric science not up to fighting terrorists

The science of biometric security “is filled with promise” but still has a long way to go before it can effectively counter the threats of terrorism and identity theft, according to an eminent U.S. scientist.
William Eazel Feb 24 2006 9:42AM Security
Concerns linger over UK passport biometric

Concerns linger over UK passport biometric

The security of biometrics has been brought into question once again, highlighting concerns about the UK passport scheme. Revelations at Biometrics 2004, including the production of fake irises, have brought into question the likelihood of the scheme rolling out by 2008.
David Quainton Oct 22 2004 10:44AM Security
Review: BioDisk Biometric Flash Disk

Review: BioDisk Biometric Flash Disk

USB portable storage devices (or "sticks" as otherwise known) have become very popular as a handy means of carrying around your data, but what happens when you misplace the device? How safe is your data? OK, you could encrypt all the files on the device, but many users will simply not bother.
Julian Ashbourn Oct 6 2004 12:00AM Security
Biometric security: more bottom-line benefits, less James Bond

Biometric security: more bottom-line benefits, less James Bond

NEC’s Gohringer cuts through the misconceptions that surround biometrics and puts forward the business case for the integration of biometric technologies into a company’s security strategy.
Carl Gohringer Jul 13 2004 11:38AM Security
Biometric firms face uncertain future

Biometric firms face uncertain future

Biometric firms will suffer from a US government decision to delay implementation of biometric visas for travellers to the country.
Dan Ilett Apr 8 2004 3:17PM Security
NHS management pushes for biometric authentication

NHS management pushes for biometric authentication

Senior NHS managers are pushing for biometric technology in the service's new national network, which is due to begin implementation next month.
Ron Condon Mar 24 2004 4:05PM Security
Top Japanese bank to introduce biometric ATM system

Top Japanese bank to introduce biometric ATM system

The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, one of Japan's top four banks, plans to introduce a biometric reading system for its ATMs that can identify customers from the pattern of the veins in their hands.
Steve Gold Feb 26 2004 2:50PM Security
Companies combine to face biometric challenge

Companies combine to face biometric challenge

Security firms De La Rue Identity Systems and BioDentity Systems have teamed up to provide international travel document and border clearance solutions that work using biometrics.
Dan Ilett Feb 9 2004 4:51PM Security
Meeting the Challenge of Identity Management: The Role of VPNs and Biometric Authentication

Meeting the Challenge of Identity Management: The Role of VPNs and Biometric Authentication

Organizations are increasingly being asked to provide staff with remote access to corporate systems.
Ken Douglas Jan 12 2004 12:25PM Security
Biometric security: more bottom-line benefits, less James Bond

Biometric security: more bottom-line benefits, less James Bond

Bond movies will always be associated with state-of-the-art technology, but few of the products he uses or encounters ever make it into the real world.
Carl Gohringer Jan 9 2004 1:04PM Security

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