TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
In this episode, we delve into the ever-evolving digital world and its profound impact on our lives. From the latest trends in technology and innovation to the cultural shifts sparked by our online interactions, we explore the intersec ...
In Digitally Curious, Andrew Grill explores emerging technologies like AI, blockchain, and quantum computing, offering a practical guide for businesses and individuals to embrace digital transformation and stay competitive in a rapidly ...
UK cinemas are to begin trialling the acceptance of digital ID verification using the Yoti smartphone app, as government looks to boost the tech's acceptance
Is the ultimate future of the Metaverse on mobile devices? And have strong business cases for developing some form of ‘Metaverse for business’ with available technologies come into focus yet?
Mobile devices are so central to our personal and business lives, are the issues around digital identity about to be resolved with new legislation? Is the ease with which some forms of identity can be faked, copied or stolen, moved us ...
How individuals identify themselves in the digital space must be secure. However, with a rise in identity theft and technologies such as deepfakes, how we secure digital identities is being challenged. In a post-COVID business landscap ...
Royal Mail identity service that connects to GOV.UK Verify has gone live
Porkie pie time...study finds consumers deliberately provide wrong information when businesses ask for personal details
A survey has found ongoing consumer unhappiness, distrust and impatience with online passwords
A study of applications for credit and bank cards in the US has uncovered more than 10,000 identity-fraud rings
An alarming number of web users are risking identify theft because of their poor online behaviour
Web users can now use an online tool to alert them to when they are mentioned on social networking sites
IT is now charged with the job of extending existing IDs or incorporating new ones to accommodate a digital presence, says PJ Connolly