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Time America Will Resell LG Electronics' Iris-Recognition System

News • November 2nd, 2004
Facial Recognition Standards Adopted by DHS

Standards allow for universal sharing of facial recognition images and data

News • November 2nd, 2004
Clock Is Ticking on U.S. Government ID Cards

Standards will set how world uses smart cards, timetable gets closer on this major project

News • November 2nd, 2004
IR Sells off Energy Division

Company plans to use profits to reinvest in core business areas of industrial systems integration solutions

News • November 1st, 2004
Canada Moves forward with New ID for Airport Employees

Canadian airport employees will soon have their biometric data scanned before gaining access to restricted areas

News • November 1st, 2004
Belgium Moves Forward with National e-ID Program

Data cards will tell D.O.B., family tree, civil status and more

News • October 28th, 2004
Gemplus Announces Q3 Results

Company faces net loss, but revenue increases on year

News • October 27th, 2004
Biometric Authentication in a Digital World

System builders extend reach of biometrics as authentication technology for digital rights management

News • October 27th, 2004
Australia Studies Biometric Passports for Its Australian citizens living in the UAE

Australian citizens living in the UAE may have to apply for "biometric passports" next year if trials of the technology are successful

News • October 25th, 2004
Manatee County Port Authority Invests in Security to Upgrade Port

Country Port Authority plans to develop port security and access-control center, plus traffic control lanes

News • October 22nd, 2004
New Airport Kiosks Track Departing Foreigners

DFW Airport uses exit kiosks where foreign travelers scan documents and are photographed and fingerprinted

News • October 22nd, 2004
Two-Fingerprint Border ID System Called Inadequate

Two-finger, rather than 10-finger system allows better chances for terrorist to slip through says lawmaker

News • October 20th, 2004
Clarke: Using Technology to Secure IDs Is Vital

More secure identity cards are necessary to defend the United States against terrorists, says former presidential adviser Richard Clarke

News • October 19th, 2004
Biometrics to Be Used at Canadian Airports

Announcement signals launch of two enhanced security projects

News • October 18th, 2004
Fargo Electronics Shares Rise on Upgrade

Company attributes strength to government directive toward a unified access card

News • October 14th, 2004

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