Oz Forensics is the independent private vendor of robust, technology-based, and AI-powered liveness detection and face-matching solutions founded in 2017 and headquartered in Dubai, UAE. We confirm ...

South Korea has implemented a comprehensive mobile digital ID system in 2024, building on its previously announced plans to modernize citizen identification. The system enables citizens to access ...

Enterprise adoption continues to grow across sectors, as organizations implement passkeys to enhance data protection, reduce IT support requirements, and strengthen zero trust security frameworks.

Oz Forensics is the independent private vendor of robust, technology-based, and AI-powered liveness detection and face-matching solutions founded in 2017 and headquartered in Dubai, UAE. We confirm ...

Microsoft has announced new age verification requirements for Xbox users in the United Kingdom, set to become mandatory in early 2026. The initiative addresses compliance requirements under the UK’s ...

The U.S. Department of Defense is implementing a major overhaul of its authentication systems, transitioning from the legacy DS Logon platform to a new system called myAuth over an 18-month period.

Oz Forensics is the independent private vendor of robust, technology-based, and AI-powered liveness detection and face-matching solutions founded in 2017 and headquartered in Dubai, UAE. We confirm ...

The Payment ID system will officially launch on August 17, 2025, as part of the broader Indonesia Payment System Blueprint (BSPI). The development supports Indonesia’s wider digital identity ...

Recent cybersecurity developments have brought several significant authentication and security policy changes across the technology sector, building on a series of federal initiatives to strengthen ...

Pakistan’s National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) is expanding its digital services by introducing an online appointment booking system through the Pak ID mobile application. The system, ...

A significant data breach has affected Tea, a women-only dating and safety app, resulting in the exposure of approximately 72,000 user images. The breach, discovered in July 2024, included ...

Court documents reveal the breach occurred when a cybercriminal impersonated a Clorox employee and contacted Cognizant’s help desk. The attacker used social engineering tactics to convince help desk ...