Evolution not revolution: Why mobile fingerprint sensors are here to stay

Around the world, we have fallen in love with our mobile devices. There are 10+ billion devices in circulation, we check them 58 times daily on average and 65% of Americans check their smartphones up to 160 times a day! We estimate that time spent unlocking using PINs and passwords equates to 41 minutes each week, or about 4 months of …

ARTICLE: The missing ingredient in digital certificate management

How a simple integration can safeguard trust in tomorrow’s digital economy The world’s digital economy owes much to the enabling properties of digital certificates. This latter point exposes yet another problem. Entities’ circumstances change; digital certificates do not. Should an entity rename itself, move premises or change its legal status, for example, these vital updates …

ARTICLE: Why data is the next frontier of customer trust

We have entered into a crucial moment in time where every brand is facing the challenge of refreshing their customer understanding. Every person will emerge from this current crisis with new attitudes and spending priorities. Brands therefore need to tune into this new customer sentiment and respect this changed reality. At the same time, each …

ARTICLE: Keeping Fraudsters at Bay -Protecting Our Digital ID, Head of Strategy at Mitek, Joe Bloemendaal

In recent months, we have experienced a surge in the range of e-commerce and online offerings - from online gym classes to grocery deliveries – to help us socially distance. Because of this, we are exposing more personal information on these digital platforms than we realise – through social media, online shopping and banking and …

ARTICLE Data Use vs Privacy: A False Trade-Off? Magali Feys, Chief Strategist -, Ethical Data Use, Anonos

The concerns surfacing ahead of proposed COVID-19 tracing apps show that privacy isn’t dead: far from it. Fears of government overreach and corporate tracking (if left unaddressed) could doom the apps to failure: for the apps to be useful, experts say they need at least 60% of the population to adopt them. Adoption rates will …