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Selecting the right camera for biometric systems is crucial to ensuring accurate and consistent image capture for applications like facial recognition, iris scanning, and access control. RGB-IR cameras have emerged as a game-changer by capturing both visible and infrared light on a single sensor, eliminating the need for mechanical IR cut filters. Explore the 5 essential features to consider when choosing an RGB-IR camera for biometric systems.

Fingerprint Cards and Infineon Technologies have announced the launch of SECORA Pay Bio, anall-in-one biometric payment card solutionthat meets Visa and Mastercard specifications.

Fingerprintsunveils FPC AllKey, its new biometric system for logical and physical access control.

Fingerprintsand INGroupe,through its SPS brand, apioneer in contactless and dual interface cards, announce the launch of its Secure Component solution for contactless biometric payment cards, supporting global card manufacturers to scale up production of next-generation payment cards.

Fingerprintsand Valid, the global payment technology provider and integrator of secure solutions for identification, mobile, and payment ecosystems, have partnered in developing a biometric payment card for the Brazilian market.

Money Carer, a UK-based national social enterprise focused on providing secure money management services for vulnerable people, has partnered with global card manufacturer Tag Systems and global pioneering biometrics company Fingerprint Cards AB (Fingerprints).

NEXT Biometrics is bringing its latest innovation to MOSIP Connect in Manila, 11-13thMarch.

The Internet of Things (IoT) has a security problem. These devices act as entry points for attackers to infiltrate and move across a network, but many lack sufficient secure access features. One of the most prominent of these shortcomings is the IoT’s reliance on passwords.

Fime has supported ELAN Microelectronics in achieving FIDO Biometric Component Certification for its fingerprint authentication solution.

As IoT networks continue to grow exponentially, so too does the threat landscape. There has been a wave of new security-focused regulation across Europe which will aim to mitigate future damages, and enable businesses to make informed, optimal decisions when it comes to fortifying their infrastructure.