The ID Talk Podcast

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FindBiometrics and Mobile ID World have spent the recent weeks focusing on new identity technologies in healthcare, and how biometrics can enhance patient ID, electronic health records, and even diagnosis.

That focus on healthcare was in preparation for the 2020 HIMSS Conference in Orlando, which since the original publication of this podcast has been cancelled due to concerns around the COVID-19 Coronavirus.

FindBiometrics was scheduled to host an expert fireside chat about mobile ID in the healthcare sector, moderated by FindBometrics President Peter O’Neill and featuring a special guest: Tim Brown, IDEMIA’s Senior Director of Technology and Chief Technologist for Digital Identity in North America.

This episode was initially intended as a preview of that chat, but it can also be heard as a standalone episode about this fascinating intersection of identity and healthcare.

ID Talk's interview with Tim Brown starts off with an introduction to IDEMIA’s mobile ID solution and the technology and standards that make it possible, before moving on to the specific ways it can be deployed in healthcare. He talks about patient ID, ePrescriptions, and telemedicine before speculating on the future of a mobile ID empowered healthcare landscape.

It’s a fascinating conversation, and a great way to keep the healthcare ID discourse rolling in lieu of HIMSS.

Learn more about the topics discussed in today's episode by visiting https://www.idemia.com/

FindBiometrics and Mobile ID World have placed a featured focus on the healthcare ID market over the past four weeks, delving into how strong authentication and ID verification can improve patient ID, electronic health records, and even diagnosis.

Meanwhile here on ID Talk, we are interviewing the leaders in identity technology for healthcare. That’s why on this episode we are pleased to present John Ahrens, CEO of Veratad in conversation with Susan Stover, VP Digital Content, FindBiometrics and Mobile ID World.

Their conversation begins on the topic of patient ID, and why it still poses a significant challenge to the healthcare industry. They go on to talk about the various use cases strong identity solutions can address in healthcare, and the considerations that need to be taken into account when protecting patient data, before turning to what healthcare facilities can do today to improve their identity ecosystems.

Learn more about the topics discussed in this episode by visiting https://veratad.com/

FindBiometrics and Mobile ID World are concluding the 17th annual year in review industry event.

The Year in Review has a reputation for setting the bar for the biometrics industry discourse of the subsequent twelve months, and this year we have been looking back on the major milestones of the past decade in biometrics with industry leaders.

That’s why on this latest episode of ID Talk we are pleased to welcome Javier Mira, CEO of FacePhi.

FacePhi is a biometric software solutions company, specializing in face-based authentication, that in recent years expanded into multimodal biometrics. The company saw great success in 2019, and that’s where this episode's conversation starts.

After discussing FacePhi’s record-breaking year with ID Talk host Peter Counter, Mira spoke about the Latin American market, where the company has seen massive success, before turning to analyzing the Year in Review survey results around modalities, liveness detection and privacy.

The discussion concludes with a preview of what’s next for FacePhi.

Learn more about the topics discussed in this episode by visiting https://www.facephi.com/

ID Talk is in the midst of unpacking FindBiometrics' 17th annual Year in Review Survey. In celebration of a new decade in biometrics, we are interviewing identity industry leaders on ID Talk, discussing major milestones, trends and topics from biometrics throughout the past ten years.

That’s why on this latest episode, we are pleased to welcome Matt Thompson, Senior Vice President, Civil Identity for North America at IDEMIA, in conversation with our host, Peter Counter. Thompson speaks about how attitudes towards identity have changed over the past ten years, paving the way for IDEMIA’s mobile identity technology. He and Counter go on to talk in depth about the functionality of the mobile ID and its successful deployments, as well as what the future of will look like once the problem of converged identity is solved.

They conclude with some talk about the FindBiometrics Year in Review findings, speculating what markets might begin to play a bigger role in the evolution of identity technology as we move ahead.

Learn more about the topics discussed in this episode by visiting http://www.idemia-mobile-id.com/

FindBiometrics and Mobile ID World are in the midst of unpacking the results of our 17th annual Year in Review survey. To celebrate this momentous event, ID Talk is featuring interviews with biometrics and identity industry leaders focusing on the major milestones from 2019 and the previous decade as a whole.

That’s why we are pleased to bring you this conversation between FindBiometrics Editor in Chief Peter Counter and Dean Nicolls, Vice President of Global Marketing for Jumio.

The discussion begins on a major topic of the past decade: the historic data breaches of the 2010s and how they empowered fraudsters. Counter and Nicolls jump from that to the important role AI and biometrics technologies play in keeping competitive with modern sophisticated fraudsters, before discussing how public perception of biometrics has changed in the age of regulation and mobility.

Wrapping things up, they end with an update on Jumio GO, and look ahead with a preview of what to expect from the company in the near future.

Learn more about the topics discussed in this episode by visiting http://jumio.com

In celebration of the 17th annual FindBiometrics Year in Review, throughout January the ID Talk Podcast is showcasing conversations with identity industry leaders. On this latest episode, we are excited to welcome Caryn Seidman-Becker, CEO of CLEAR, a leading biometrics company known best for its airport passenger screening deployments all across the USA.

The discussion begins on the topic of the decade in biometric border control and the many obstacles CLEAR faced as it built up its impressive network. The interview then delves into the advent of smart stadiums, and how CLEAR’s expansion into events venue spaces offers unique opportunities for biometric access and commerce, including the sale of alcohol.

The episode concludes with a preview of what’s next for CLEAR as we enter a new year and the company continues to strive for ubiquity.

To enroll in CLEAR and learn more about the topics discussed in this episode, visit: http://clearme.com

FindBiometrics is celebrating its 17th annual Year in Review, so throughout January, on ID Talk we will be interviewing biometrics and identity industry leaders about the major milestones not just of the year, but also the previous decade.

In this latest episode, FindBiometrics Vice President of Digital Content Susan Stover sat down with Mohammed Murad, Vice President of Global Sales and Business Development at Iris ID to get his views on the decade in biometrics.

After reviewing major milestones from the past ten years, including insight into India’s monumental Aadhaar national ID program, Stover and Murad pivot to talk about the healthcare biometrics market, which has been heating up recently, with iris recognition offering solutions for medical record access, security in clinics and hospitals and pharmaceutical manufacturing applications.

Their conversation concludes with a look back on Iris ID’s 2019 highlights and a preview of what’s to come.

To learn more about iris recognition and the topics discussed in this episode, visit: http://www.irisid.com

FindBiometrics is in the midst of celebrating its 17th annual Year in Review. That's why, throughout January on ID Talk, we will be interviewing biometrics and identity industry leaders about the major milestones not just of the year, but also the previous decade.

On this latest episode of ID Talk, we welcome Jeff Brown, Vice President of Sales for SecuGen, a specialist and pioneer in optical fingerprint biometrics technology. Brown speaks to FindBiometrics Editor in Chief Peter Counter about how SecuGen has evolved over the past ten years, and the two go on to talk about the maturing of biometrics in general and major industry milestones that helped bring us to today.

Brown and Counter discuss the fingerprint market in particular and how it changed in the wake of Apple’s historic Touch ID launch, before specifically delving into SecuGen’s 2019, which saw the company launch its first fully programmable bluetooth fingerprint reader and the world’s smallest programmable fingerprint module.

We conclude with a preview of what’s next for SecuGen as we enter a new year.

Learn more about the topics discussed in this episode by visiting http://secugen.com

Throughout January on ID Talk we will be interviewing biometrics and identity industry leaders about the major milestones not just of the year, but also the previous decade.

That’s why in this latest episode we are excited to present an interview with a longtime leader in the biometrics and converged identity space: BioConnect – a provider of an enterprise biometric authentication and security platform that establishes stronger trust in verifying a person’s identity across physical, IoT and digital applications, protecting people, data and IP.

FindBiometrics Vice President of Digital Content Susan Stover sat down with BioConnect Chairman, CEO and Founder Rob Douglas, and the company’s CTO and CISO Courtney Gibson, to talk about the state of authentication and security as we enter a new decade of identity.

The discussion begins on the topic of major 2019 milestones for BioConnect, and the company’s pioneering successes in unifying the digital and physical person. The three delve into BioConnect’s unique ability to provide unified identity without the need for ripping and replacing older access systems, and they go on to discuss how the company fits in to the contemporary identity landscape as regulations come to what many once called “The Wild West.”

Learn more about the topics discussed in this episode by visiting https://bioconnect.com

It's the dawn of 2020, and FindBiometrics is celebrating our 17th annual Year in Review. Throughout January, on ID Talk we will be interviewing biometrics and identity industry leaders about the major milestones, not just of the year, but also the previous decade.

In this latest episode of ID Talk, we welcome back David Benini, Vice President of Marketing and Product at Aware. This time, FindBiometrics Vice President of Digital Content Susan Stover sat down with David to talk about biometric applications in the burgeoning smart automotive space, and the decade as a whole.

In December, Aware released a white paper detailing the massive potential for biometrics in the automotive space, so this episode begins with discussion of the most exciting commercial applications of strong authentication in connected cars, and the special considerations around deploying biometrics in vehicles. The conversation turns to the decade in biometrics, and Benini lends his company’s historied expertise on the topic to talk about the biggest milestones of the 2010s.

Their conversation concludes with a look ahead for Aware as we enter the next decade.

To learn more about the topics discussed visit https://www.aware.com/

To read our latest Year in Review analysis visit https://findbiometrics.com/