Biometrics has been used for several years — employee time clocks, SIM registration systems, voter management systems, and several other projects are only a few examples of their use. However, everything is now slowly moving to the cloud, and biometrics is no exception. Instead of storing all the information on the premises, many organizations opt […]
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Biometrics has been around for a long time—even more than you realize. Did you know that the first use case of biometrics can be traced back to 500BC? Since then, biometrics has grown tremendously. While biometrics use cases like criminal identification, patient identification, citizen registration, and others are common nowadays, biometrics itself has also evolved. […]
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Government digitization has been around for quite some time, and those involved in these projects know how complicated they can get. Biometric government projects, however, are in a league of their own. For identity-based government projects, specialized biometric hardware and software solutions are fundamental, all of which must work together seamlessly with the core solution. […]
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Fingerprints have remained a common biometrics identifying method. Smartphones, laptops, and other intelligent security technology are literally at the tip of one’s fingers. The covid-19 outbreak, of course, forced some concessions, and fingerprint biometrics, in which sensors require close contact with a finger, are no longer as safe for a person’s health as they once […]
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Humankind has gone through multiple revolutions, and we are currently in the midst of the digital process, in which demand for tech-based products and services is at an all-time high. New opportunities, as well as security concerns, are emerging as a result of the new digital revolution. As a result, traditional security approaches are becoming […]
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Cloud-based biometric authentication is becoming more common in cloud services, owing to the fact that biometric credentials are more difficult to breach than standard password-based verification. Because of challenges with permit deployment, cloud-based biometrics deployment is becoming increasingly popular. Cloud-based biometric solutions such as CloudABIS are projected to dominate the biometric sector in the next […]
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The pros and cons of biometric technology are like two sides of the same coin. There are many debates about whether or not we should use the technology, yet biometric technology has advanced dramatically in the last few decades. Biometrics are observable human characteristics, traits, or behaviors that are used to verify someone’s identity. The […]
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Biometric is an automatic authenticating technology that is found in most workplaces, in the present day. The biometric system has many forms, and the most commonly used are fingerprint scanner, face recognition, and retina scanners. The history of biometric dates back as far as the second century B.C, when the Chinese emperor Ts’In used to […]
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The UN plans to issue everyone with a biometric ID by 2030. This is a part of a UN sustainable goal aimed at providing a legal identity for all. More than 1.5 billion people in the world today do not have a legal identity. This restricts them from proper government amenities and basic public services, […]
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A recent study conducted by Research and Markets found that the current value of the biometrics-as-a service (BaaS) market is about 1.20 billion US dollars (2017) and is likely to see a rapid growth by 2023. This growth is driven by the fact that it is very much affordable, easy to integrate and no headache of […]
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