SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The influential industry publication Biometric Update tackled the controversial issue of ID fraud in U.S. elections with a recent interview with Integrated Biometrics Vice President David Gerulski. The piece titled “Introducing biometrics in the U.S. voting process: Q&A with Dave Gerulski” published October 16 touched on some of the experience Integrated Biometrics has had with its products being used internationally to enroll voters, while also touching on subjects like public privacy as it relates to individuals “giving up” their biometric information for access to services and enhanced security.
Biometric Update publishes breaking news, analysis, and research about the global biometrics market. Its news coverage places special emphasis on national security, privacy and regulatory issues, along with examining the latest industrial, commercial and residential applications for biometrics technology. The publication’s audience includes manufacturers, service providers, governments, law enforcement agencies and large corporate buyers, among others.
To read Gerulski’s interview, click here.
About Integrated Biometrics
Integrated Biometrics (IB), a pioneer in biometric fingerprint technology, designs and manufactures advanced, high-resolution touchless and FBI-certified contact identity solutions for government, law enforcement, military, social services, and a wide range of commercial applications. IB’s lightweight scanners, supported by our patented light-emitting sensor (LES) technology, outperform traditional fingerprint devices in size, power consumption, portability, and reliability. Global organizations rely on IB’s products to enroll and verify identities quickly and accurately, even in remote locations under extreme conditions. Commercial enterprises, government and financial services organizations depend on IB to build innovative, secure applications to establish identity in accordance with national and international standards. For more information, visit: https://www.integratedbiometrics.com.
