Researchers at the University of Notre Dame have found that iris patterns change over time, potentially posing a problem for biometric scanners. Researchers at the University of Notre Dame have found ...

When asked why they don’t fully use iris searches in their investigations, law enforcement officers often say, “Because people don’t leave their irises at crime scenes.” While it is true that suspects ...

In a dangerous world, being able to verify the identity of those you interact with is increasingly important. We see this in the military, in law enforcement, in civil arenas like courts and border ...

The process of authenticating and identifying individuals has become an increasingly important issue throughout the industry as government, corporate, industrial and institutional security ...

A simple capability found in most cameras may enable security experts to counter efforts by terrorists and other security threats to spoof iris recognition systems. The new approach focuses on eye ...

A test of an iris-scanning system is set to begin Saturday at the Frankfurt, Germany, airport, as part of a project involving 18 European countries. Airline passengers will be required to stand in ...