Identity cards stories
As mobile data subscribers soar towards 2.8 billion by 2013, businesses are tapping into mobile tagging to boost productivity and streamline operations.
Nearly one in 100 failed identity checks now involves deepfake material, as AI-generated fraud threatens banking, payments and online services.
University of Sydney swaps ageing plastic cards for tap-and-go digital IDs, transforming access, security and sustainability across campus.
Linxens has launched Hint, a hidden sensor for e-passports and ID cards that alerts border checks to deliberate chip tampering and fraud.
Stibo Systems unveils Sustainability Data Cards, revolutionising businesses' ability to navigate sustainability regulations, improve decision-making, and foster transparency.
The Sigma instant ID solution uses encryption, trusted HSM technology and secure boot to issue highly secure physical and mobile identities.
As traditional ID card issuance methods become outdated and insecure, moving to cloud-based solutions offers increased flexibility, security, and efficiency.
Legacy physical security systems often create a cumbersome and difficult environment for those that need to make use of them.
Next week, Digital Identity NZ will become New Zealand's first formal digital identity organisation, promoting open standards and innovation.
Shifting budgets and responsibilities require IT and physical security teams to consider a fundamental change in day-to-day operations.
One look at a well-crafted identity card could tell counterfeiters that they're defeated before they even try.
At the very heart of any defence is the simple idea of 'if you're not who you say you are then no access' - this new printer is set to change things.
Choosing cards and printers with security in mind can result in durable, multifunction cards less likely to face misuse and tampering.
