2026-02-22
Per Henrikson
Sumsub has expanded its Summy AI Copilot across its platform to support fraud investigators and compliance officers with AI-assisted case management.
Hackers found that some of Persona's frontend code was seemingly tied to US government surveillance efforts, including an apparent OpenAI-powered watchlist database.
Veriff and Data Zoo have partnered to integrate authoritative global data into Veriff's AI-native identity verification platform. The partnership sees Veriff incorporate Data Zoo's global data network into its verification platform via a single API.
2026-02-22
Ian Fleming
The state moves to authorize a digital identity framework emphasizing open standards, privacy and durable public policy nationwide.
UK ticketing technology firm Alloc8 and identity provider TruCrowd have announced a partnership to deliver verified-identity ticketing, embedding TruCrowd’s ID verification into Alloc8’s Ticketing Enterprise platform for UK clients.
Virginia Mobile ID has launched in Northern Virginia, allowing residents to carry their state-issued driver’s license or ID on their smartphones. This expansion follows a successful launch in Richmond, according to the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles.
2026-02-22
Per Henrikson
CardLab has completed FIDO certification and field testing and is releasing a biometric FIDO authentication system built around a smart card that stores biometric templates and cryptographic keys on the card itself.
Humanity’s Proof of Trust is a broader consensus framework that will enable organizations to verify and prove user information without requiring them to collect, store, or expose sensitive personal data, creating the new standard of trust on the internet in the age of AI.
Deepfakes are digital-media which may contain audio, videos or images synthesised by usage of Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) with the aid of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies.
2026-02-19
Per Henrikson
An in‑depth look at UK and EU AML developments for 2026–2028, including MLR reforms, SPSS supervision, ECCTA changes and the EU’s new AMLA-led regime.
The minimum digital age for autonomous access to social networking platforms, video-sharing services and open communication services is set at 16; children aged 13 or over can only access them with (...) express and verified parental consent," reads the proposal.
The Grok controversy has triggered coordinated regulatory scrutiny across the European Union (EU), United Kingdom (UK), and multiple other jurisdictions, signalling growing global focus on generative deepfakes as a platform governance and child-safety issue.
