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Are passwords on the way out? EyeVerify uses 'eyeprint' security Special

Today people rely on passwords to protect digital information. For years, these strings of code have been the "keys" to access digital property. As 2013 arrives, will passwords be enough to protect valuable personal information?

Digital Journal Report by Leigh Goessl - 8 comments

Op-Ed: Top tech trends you'll probably see in 2013

Technology has been growing at an exceptionally fast rate over the past decade or more. Expect to see many developments and/or expansions in technology trends for 2013.

In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 8 comments

Op-Ed: Advance biometrics technology will change the world

The flexible microcircuit patch, designed by John Rogers and Todd Coleman, will replace electrodes and large monitors for measuring body and brain functions. This biological and electrical engineering combination will transform biometric capabilities.

In the Media by Eliot Elwar - 5 comments

New Japanese security camera scans 36 million faces per second

A new security camera product has been developed by a Japanese company which can search through a massive amount of data in one second, based on facial recognition technologies.

In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 5 comments

Electoral body expects 48 million voters for 2010 polls

MANILA – The Commission on Elections (COMELEC) estimates that after the registration of voters end on October 31 midnight, some forty-eight (48) million Filipinos shall have been entered in the registry of voters.

In the Media by Antonio Figueroa - 1 comment

Big Brother's Nephew Arrives

The FBI is launching its biggest online data gathering effort yet. It is investing $1 billion into creating the world's biggest biometrics database. It's not Big Brother that is beginning to materialize here. This time it's Big Nephew.

In the Media by Angelique van Engelen - 4 comments

False finger: Biometrics is no guarantee for secure data

Fingerprint sensors are by no means foolproof - but still better than a passport for security checks. Police are not the only ones taking fingerprints these days. Starting on November 1, fingerprint data will even be stored in the passports.

In the Media by dpa news

U.S. Airport Officials Turn To Biometric Hand Readers

CAMPBELL, Calif. - Biometric hand readers from Recognition Systems Inc. of Campbell, Calif., are currently used in many airports around the world, including those in San Francisco and Tel Aviv, Israel. At San Francisco International, over 170 hand r...

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An Iraqi recruit, gets processed through the Biometric Automated Tool Set System before leaving for boot camp at the Recuiting Station, Fallujah, Iraq

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