So far, this series has introduced the concept of the Zero Trust Framework (ZTF), how it compares to other Cybersecurity measures, its advantages and...
Late last year, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced that it would implement facial recognition technology to authenticate the identity of people creating...
Lyon‑Saint Exupéry Airport has launched a new system that uses facial recognition technology which allows passengers to go through different checkpoints without physical contact.
Schengen...
Portland, Oregon, has banned the use of facial recognition technology by local government – including the police – and businesses such as retail stores,...
An airport in Atlanta, Georgia, plans to test facial recognition at domestic flight check-in counters.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports the trial at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport forms...
facialFacial recognition-equipped cameras will reportedly be installed in over 43,000 Russian schools, The Moscow Times reports.
Cameras have already been installed in over 1,608 schools...
Direct‑write printing is a relatively recent digital printing method that uses a computer controlled translation stage, which moves an ink nozzle to form 2D...
General interest:
E-visa vs. e-passport - the way forward
The integrity of travel document systems
No trusting appearances
E-passport security: implications for e-ID's
Cases analysed:
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