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The WSJ Sounds the Alarm on Biometrics. It's Ringing in the Wrong Room.
Cheryl Winokur Munk's March 20th piece in the Wall Street Journal, "Biometrics Sounds Cool—and Safe. Maybe, but Read This First," is the kind of article that reads as responsible consumer journalism and lands as something more consequential: a well-intentioned...
The mDL Is Here. Now What? A Practical Guide to Accepting Mobile Driving Licenses
The mobile driving license has cleared its most important early hurdle. TSA began accepting mDLs at select airport security checkpoints in 2023, and the list of participating states has grown steadily since.
Apple Wallet and Google Wallet both support the...
Best Biometric Authentication Platforms for Australian Banks 2026
Australian banks are under growing pressure to move beyond passwords and basic multi-factor authentication. Fraud is more sophisticated, regulatory expectations are rising, and members increasingly expect security that works without friction.
Biometric authentication has become a central part of how institutions...
Passive vs. Active Liveness Detection: Performance Trade-offs in High-Volume Environments
Rising fraud attempts push firms to weigh speed against accuracy as passive and active liveness checks expose trade-offs in biometric security.
Voice Authentication in 2026: How Voiceprint Technology Is Securing Call Centers
In 2026, call centers embrace voiceprint authentication to curb rising fraud, but evolving AI deepfakes pose new challenges to verification security.
Passive vs. Active Liveness Detection: Which Approach Stops More Fraud in 2026?
As deepfake attacks surge in 2026, firms shift from passive to active liveness detection, seeking stronger defenses against evolving biometric fraud.