RegardingID Archive | Biometric partnership awarded authorization as supplier for Texas

Thursday, July 31, 2008

US Biometrics, a biometric solutions developer, and Austin Biometrics, a Texas-based biometric security developer, have been awarded a contract through the Texas Multiple Award Schedule Program to provide biometric solutions to a number of Texas government agencies.

The products will consist of fingerprint recognition systems that will be used for two-factor access control and secure biometric data storage. With this contract US Biometrics and Austin Biometrics will have access to over 200 state agencies and 1,700 local agencies.

STARCHIP acquires contactless technology through partnership with CEA-Leti

StarChip and CEA-Leti have inked a partnership agreement to develop a contactless front end for smart card applications.

The partnership includes technology and know-how transfer to StarChip. With this combined experience in secure integrated circuit development and contactless technology, StarChip will roll out state-of-the-art smart card products to enable applications in transport, banking and identity.

HRS strikes partnership agreement with Olive Group

Human recognition Systems announced a partnership with the Olive Group, a provider of safety, security and technology solutions, that will see the Olive Group distributing HRS’s solutions in the Middle East and North Africa regions.

VoiceTrust awarded grant for Pakistan rollout

VoiceTrust announced it has been awarded a grant from the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Development Private Sector Investment (PSI) Program to roll out biometric identity systems in Pakistan.

OAuth 2.0 one step closer to IETF standardization

The Web Authorization Protocol (OAuth) has submitted OAuth 2.0, a framework for using security identity access tokens for native mobile application and API security, to the Internet Engineering Task Force’s (IETF) Internet Engineering Steering Group (IESG), reports ZDNet.

12 identity items for 2012, including FIPS 201-2

By Salvatore D’Agostino, CSCIP, IDmachines

2012 promises to continue to advance the case for and the solutions to address the need for trusted interoperable, privacy-enhancing digital identities.

BIO-key International and S.I.C. Biometrics scrap merger, form partnership

Biometric identification companies BIO-key International and S.I.C. Biometrics have decided not to pursue a merger and instead have formed a reseller partnership agreement to realize more business opportunities.

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Biometric partnership awarded authorization as supplier for Texas