Editor-in chief. Market intelligence and strategy expert, and long-year speaker, moderator. More than 15 years in global identity verification, age verification, and RegTech markets.
Posts by Per Henrikson:
A new toolkit aims to allow AI agents to prove that a real person stands behind them when interacting online.
Identity-first governance treats autonomous systems as first-class identities within the same directory that governs human users. Each agent receives a distinct identity, clearly scoped permissions, and auditable activity attribution.
The U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has introduced enhanced login options for Medicare.gov, allowing beneficiaries to verify their identity through ID.me, CLEAR, or Login.gov as part of a broader effort to strengthen account security and reduce fraud.
Decentralized identity provider Gataca has expanded its platform with a new identity intelligence layer that will analyze wallet-based identity interactions for real-time risk, behavior and trust signals.
Truist Financial and Plaid have signed a data-access agreement to deliver FDX-aligned Open Banking connectivity for US consumers and small businesses.
iDenfy has partnered with Fifteen Soft to provide KYC and proof of address services for a football predictions and rewards app.
iDenfy has partnered with Fifteen Soft to provide KYC and proof of address services for a football predictions and rewards app.
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The Ageless Linux project launches a Debian-based system designed to test how new age verification laws could affect Linux distributions and open-source software.
Digital identity verification and authentication software that verifies users, eliminates passwords, and stops fraud across workforce, customer, and resident identities.
Only Passive System to Meet All DHS RIVR PAD Thresholds, Demonstrating Superior Security, Speed, and Deployment Readiness.
South Korea's National Human Rights Commission has called for a review of the policy mandating facial recognition for mobile phone activation, recommending three improvements to the Ministry of Science and ICT: establishing legal grounds, securing alternative authentication methods, and publishing biometric security inspection results.
