The ID Talk Podcast

 It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from DEWA, Radiant Logic, Badge, the Government of Zambia, MOSIP, Match Group, the FTC, the Government of Niger, the Government of Brazil, and the European Parliament. 

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from RSAC, ROC, ICAO, Token, the Government of the Dominican Republic, the Government of Austria, and Thales. 

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from the Norfolk Constabulary, FIME, EMVCo, Wink, Vouched, NIST, Apple, Merseyside Police, the Government of Singapore, UPI, the Government of New South Wales, and the South Korean Government. 

In this episode of ID Talk, we speak with Lorenz Flechtenmacher, CEO and co-founder of dewa, about the rapid deployment of digital identity infrastructure in Denmark and what it means for Europe’s eIDAS 2.0 rollout.

dewa recently helped launch a digital identity feature within the widely used e-Boks platform, reaching 5.3 million users and issuing more than 160 million verifiable credentials. The deployment introduced privacy-preserving, single-use age verification credentials designed to prevent tracking and correlation across services.

Flechtenmacher explains how the system works, why privacy-preserving age verification is gaining traction, and what lessons governments and vendors should take from Denmark’s rollout. The conversation also explores the broader challenges facing eIDAS 2.0 adoption, including government-led development models, interoperability timelines, and the role of the private sector.

We also discuss how AI is shaping development workflows, with Flechtenmacher revealing an innovative new solution that will help other companies implement eIDAS 2.0 standards. 

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from authID, the Kantara Initiative, Hetzner, iDenfy, SITA, IDSure, Columbia Shipmanagement, ROC, the Government of Spain, Oz Forensics, the TSA, Suprema, and Hyundai Robotics. 

For the print edition, visit https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/id-tech-digest-7242201604852965376/

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Innovatrics, Erste Group, Pimloc, Liquid, Japan Post, the Government of South Korea, ETH Zurich, Western Identification Network, NEC, the Government of Quebec, CyberLink, VIA Technologies, and the Government of the Dominican Republic.

Read the print version at https://learn.idtechwire.com/

This week, FaceTec Chief Identity Technology Strategist Jay Meier joins the ID Talk podcast to discuss one of the most pressing challenges in digital identity today: bringing biometric verification to the industries that need it most. Fresh off a trip to the ViVE 2026 healthcare IT conference in Boston, Jay breaks down the response to FaceTec's new white paper on curing healthcare's $30 billion-plus identity fraud problem, and explains why heavily regulated, critical infrastructure sectors — healthcare, banking, aviation, energy — represent the company's next major frontier.

The conversation covers FaceTec's UR Code technology and how its lightweight, privacy-preserving design is resonating with enterprise decision-makers, as well as an intriguing new concept Jay is developing: extending government-verified identity from inside an airport security zone into the commercial world beyond it. As he puts it, "As I'm getting off the jet, I could tell Hilton I'm on my way — and they will authorize my digital key because they already know who I am."

It's a wide-ranging and forward-looking episode you won't want to miss – especially on the occasion of ID Talk's 200th episode.

Download FaceTec's White Paper: https://facetec.com/FaceTec_Whitepaper_Biometric_Barcodes_in_Healthcare.pdf
Listen to our last conversation with Jay: https://idtalk.transistor.fm/199

FaceTec’s Jay Meier returns to ID Talk to discuss the company’s new white paper on UR Codes and how digitally signed biometric barcodes could reshape healthcare identity workflows. The discussion explores how biometric barcodes could reduce fraud, strengthen patient matching, and support auditable verification workflows, as Meier prepares to speak at ViVE 2026, one of the industry’s major healthcare IT gatherings. 

Deepfakes are no longer a future threat. They are already fueling credit card fraud, mortgage scams, job infiltration schemes and synthetic identity attacks at scale.

In this episode of ID Talk, we’re joined by Maxine Most, Principal at Acuity Market Intelligence and founder of the Deepfake Summit. We discuss why AI-driven fraud has escalated into a systemic risk to financial services, enterprises and even national security, and why solving it requires more than better detection tools.

Max shares the thinking behind her “resilient trust” framework, the role of ecosystem collaboration, and what she hopes will emerge when industry leaders gather under Chatham House rules to confront the deepfake crisis head-on.

For more information and to register, visit https://www.thedeepfakesummit.com/

In this episode of ID Talk, Alex Perala and Dave Barclay are joined by Nate Soffio, head of reusable and agentic identity products at Prove. The conversation explores what “reusable identity” actually means in practice, how verifiable credentials and decentralized identifiers can reduce repeated KYC friction, and why these technologies are becoming increasingly relevant as AI agents begin to act on users’ behalf. Soffio also discusses how identity, consent, and cryptographic provenance could shape trust and accountability in emerging agent-driven commerce.