In an increasingly fake world, new biometric technology helps prove identity

In an increasingly fake world, new biometric technology helps prove identity

  • Deepfakes and other AI-based technology are helping identity thieves to develop increasingly sophisticated scams.
  • Both people and organizations are at risk from identity-based fraud, whether it’s a company hiring remotely or a person making a bank transfer.
  • Biometric technology provides a way to verify identities and it’s also becoming more sophisticated – moving beyond fingerprints and facial recognition to help people and organizations work out if the identity being verified even belongs to a real, live person.
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In an increasingly fake world, new biometric technology helps prove identity

In an increasingly fake world, new biometric technology helps prove identity

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