FBI has awarded Leidos a $128 million task order to modernize the biometric and criminal history database known as the Next ...

The plan comes as the Trump administration seeks to bolster regional cooperation in its clampdown against transnational ...

Researchers have unveiled a biometric system capable of identifying individuals based solely on how they disturb Wi-Fi ...

U.S. airports are redefining border control through on-the-move biometric screening, driving new benchmarks in passenger ...

The Mexican government is creating a biometric population registry (CURP) to help combat its missing persons crisis, but ...

Researchers at La Sapienza University in Rome have created WhoFi, a system which claims to be able to identify individuals by ...

Non-EU travellers will soon face an extra layer of scrutiny when entering the political bloc. Naturally, this will include Britons, given the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union in 2020.

For security integrators, embracing IoT and smart devices is not just about keeping up; it’s about leading the way.

Leidos announced that it has been awarded a $128 million task order by the FBI to modernize the Next Generation Identification system.

Biometric systems were designed to either operate alone or to connect to an access control system by means of a Wiegand interface. Many companies tout the use of a Wiegand interface as ...

A biometric system containing the personal information of millions of Afghans is sparking concern among human rights advocates who worry it could be used by the Taliban to identify and potentially ...

The Biometric System Integration Laboratory, which opened in February at Fort Belvoir in northern Virginia, will serve as a proving ground for emerging biometric devices and networking capabilities.