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Top 10 Multi Factor Authentication Solution Providers in Europe
May 23, 2019 – Veridium was selected as a top multi factor authentication solution provider in Europe. Our award-winning biometric authentication platform is designed to safeguard enterprises’most critical assets, their employees and data.
The Best of Citrix Synergy 2019 Awards winners
May 22, 2019 – Read more about Veridium’s wins at Citrix Synergy in Atlanta for Best in Show and Best Access and Content Security.
New technologies are changing mobile banking
May 21, 2019 – Veridium CEO, James Stickland, discusses the growth of biometric authentication in the face of the endless data breaches.
What Crypto Exchanges Do to Comply With KYC, AML and CFT Regulations
May 17, 2019 – Veridium CTO, John Callahan speaks about regulations like KYC, AML, and CFT in the face of the ever-changing world of cryptocurrencies.
The Ideal Data Center Access Control Device May Be in Your Pocket
April 23, 2019 – Apple’s new FaceID is inferior to its older TouchID technology, said Asem Othman, team lead of biometric science at Veridium, a Boston-based security vendor. “The accuracy of most facial recognition systems can be largely degraded due to variation in age, facial expressions, facial hair, or even
Enterprise Biometrics Month: New Frontiers in Enterprise Security
April 11, 2019 – This newer form of biometrics hasn’t yet reached a level of reliability in which it can be used as the sole means of user identification, but a wide range of organizations have begun to see the benefits of combining it with other modalities for even more secure
ModernCTO’s podcast featuring John Callahan
April 10, 2019 – John Callahan, the CTO of Veridium talked with Joel Beasley and discussed topics like ubiquitous computing and what that means for personal devices, why biometrics are the bridge to making the computer invisible and the efforts to put control of data back in the hands of
Facebook Exposed Dataset Debacle: Who’s Really To Blame?
April 4, 2019 – Todd Shollenbarger, chief global strategist at Veridium, agreed that both the source of data and the partners should share onus. “In the case of Facebook, this very basic security violation exposes two things: Facebook’s biggest selling point to potential advertisers (that it knows to whom it