Biometrics Blog

This is the moment when the Crocus Expo IEC can host guests and participants of the largest exhibition of security and fire protection equipment, Securika Moscow.

The GDPR is nothing more than Europe’s data privacy and security law that comprises numerous pages of new requirements for companies and businesses around the globe. It is also the toughest set of rules imposing obligations onto institutions anywhere if they collect or target information related to people in the EU.

Last Thursday, March 25th, will be remembered for the online event dedicated to biometric technologies for the retail business segment.

A face recognition algorithm is an underlying component of any facial detection and recognition system or software. Specialists divide these algorithms into two central approaches. The geometric approach focuses on distinguishing features. The photo-metric statistical methods are used to extract values from an image. These values are then compared to templates to eliminate variances. The algorithms can also be divided into two more general categories — feature-based and holistic models. The former focuses on facial landmarks and analyzes their spatial parameters and correlation to other features, while holistic methods view the human face as a whole unit.

Identity and access management (IAM) systems are the foundation for ensuring that the appropriate people have access to certain technological resources. Moreover, the management requirements have become critical in recent years. This is because the issue of regulatory compliance is becoming more stringent and complex. Our review will allow the reader to understand IAM inside and out. We will tell you about tools, terms, and functionalities; we will also show you the most significant system benefits. Of course, our team has not forgotten about the risks — this matter will also be disclosed. But for now, let’s start with the basics!