|
|
Evolis helps Indian government implement biometric healthcare smart card
|
The Indian government has implemented a new healthcare access scheme for 60 million Indians living below the poverty line. This scheme provides members of a family living below the poverty line to benefit from health insurance to the extent of 800 US dollars per year, based on a health card distributed to each household.
In this scheme, benefici
|
|
|
Precise Biometrics wins order for non-European national ID card
|
Precise Biometrics has received an order of Precise Match-on-Card(TM) licenses for the first phase of another national ID card program. The project is related to an ID card program in a non-European country.
The total value for Precise Biometrics has the potential to reach approximately USD 3 Million (SEK 24 Million) over a four-year period, ba
|
|
|
NICE Systems wins $20 million order from an EMEA government agency
|
NICE Systems Ltd. has announced that it won a large-scale security project, receiving an order at over $20 million from an EMEA government agency, an existing NICE voice-based solutions customer . The project will be implemented over the course of approximately a year-and-a half.
?We are very happy about this milestone project, constituting the
|
|
IP Video Surveillance for Casinos
|
Over the past several years, casino video surveillance systems have undergone a great leap forward. The first casino surveillance systems consisted of security personnel observing the players and dealers from catwalks over the game floor. But with the development of CCTV and video recording technology, surveillance began to serve not only as a dete
|
|
British biometric ID card system vulnerable to cloning
|
TSSI has branded the Government proposal by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith to ask companies such as the Post Office to collect biometric data as irresponsible. It said that such a system that allowed private companies to gain ownership of public identity data could be vulnerable to abuse.
?Handing over the keys to public identity data to organisati
|
|
UKB International protects Fernhurst Court Nursery children from harm
|
Founded in 2004, Fernhurst Court Nursery is based in a listed building. The nursery is registered to care for up to eighty children aged between thee months and five years. Fernhurst Court Nursery in Blackburn has installed a Fingerprint Entry biometric access system to protect children and nursery staff. Owners specified the biometric locks to rai
|
|
Borderpol calls for the implementation of the International Passport Card
|
Today's passport and travel identification systems are unable to cope with the demands of 21st century international traffic management. Over the past five years the advancement of various national and regional systems to facilitate enforcement and trade has grown without any interoperability or any measureable improvement in the management of inte
|
|