Mark Gent, Director Worldwide Sales Engineering, BehavioSec presented at last month’s Goode Intelligence Biometric Summit London 2018 about the human factor as an asset. Watch our short video clip
with him to see what he thinks the most exciting innovations in biometrics are at the moment, what’s likely to come in the future and where the greatest demand is for these technologies right now.
You can also read more about behavioural biometrics in our interview with Mark here.
Three leading UK-based vendors presented at the Goode Intelligence Biometric Summit London 2018 to showcase UK biometrics. We spoke to their CEOs, Andrew Bud, iProov; Grant Crow, Smilepass and Alan Foreman, B-Secur to find out more about building technology companies in the UK and the challenges and opportunities in the biometrics industry. Read more here.
The consumer biometric revolution was started by Apple with the arrival of Touch ID fingerprint authentication on the iPhone 5S in 2013. Since that leap billions of smartphones are shipped every year with touch fingerprint sensors as standard. Torgny Hellström, Chairman of Precise Biometrics shared his views on market trends in fingerprint biometrics and the latest on the potentially explosive growth of biometric payment cards at the Goode Intelligence Biometric Summit London 2018. Read more here.
Biometrics offers a way in which the password can finally be relegated to the technology scrap heap but biometrics on their own do not provide the answer for a password-less world. Nok Nok Labs is a California-based authentication vendor that has been instrumental in setting up the FIDO Alliance – a group of leading technology companies and global businesses with a mission to standardise authentication and to make it simple for users.
We caught up with Phil Dunkelberger, President and CEO of Nok Nok Labs and, one of the legends from Cyber Security, to ask a few questions about the state of biometrics now and what the future likely has in store for us. Read more.
One of our most popular sessions at the Goode Intelligence Biometric Summit London 2018 was the panel on Privacy & Biometrics – The impact of GDPR on biometrics with Andrew Bud, CEO, iProov, Emma Butler, DPO, Yoti and David Cook, Solicitor Advocate, Eversheds Sutherland, moderated by Alan Goode, CEO and Chief Analyst, Goode Intelligence.
Read our article with Emma and David to find out more about the implications that GDPR brings for Biometrics.
Mark Gent, Director Worldwide Sales Engineering, BehavioSec spoke at last month’s Goode Intelligence Biometric Summit London 2018 about the human factor as an asset. We caught up with him to find out more behavioural biometrics – Read more
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