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In an ever-more competitive digital economy, brands in all sectors will be tasked to work harder and invest more to attract and engage customers — both existing and new.”
Biometrics and other sophisticated forms of identity verification are making a dent in cybercrime. Those tools are proving invaluable as business shifts to remote digital onboarding and wholly new definitions of trust. “Real-time identity verification plays a crucial role in meeting customer demands for both security and speed when signing up for a new account,” said Zac Cohen, chief operating officer at Trulioo. “Those businesses that can onboard people in an optimized way will set themselves up to build strong relationships with their customers that will last a long time after COVID-19 passes.”

Trulioo COO Zac Cohen will be discussing the current online gaming environment at a webinar hosted by iGaming Business later this month. Cohen will emphasize the importance of customer onboarding, citing recent research that found that 77 percent of new players evaluate brands based on the quality of their account opening experience.

So, your company has decided to embark on an update of its legacy Know Your Customer system. Hear from experts on how to begin the process of onboarding that tech to the regulators.

Trulioo, a provider of global identity verification solutions, revealed on July 8, 2020 that it has developed new document verification and facial recognition software. The new features will be added to EmbedID, a low-code developer tool that can work with the GlobalGateway API – which is reportedly one of the largest ID verification marketplaces.

Remote work is a trend that may well be in place for months to come—perhaps permanently for some businesses—so it’s vital companies take the steps to safeguard their team members and sensitive data against hackers taking advantage of the situation. Below, 16 experts from Forbes Technology Council share strategies IT departments can take to safeguard their systems from hackers when moving to a distributed system.

We queried 35 payments executives about their individual efforts to fast-track the leap to digital and recount what has happened in the past 12 weeks — and what will need to happen moving forward to keep that digital shift in play.

As the UK wrestles with its ability to use technology to trace and track COVID-19 infections, will immunity passports become a reality? Will this technology be able to consider the potential risks and downsides – inclusion vs elitism, protecting vulnerable people, saving lives, privacy and security?

In the lead-up to the 2020 Technology Impact Awards, BC Tech is profiling all 38 finalists in 11 award categories. Today, we look at four role models in the B.C. technology industry that are growing into the next anchors of the province’s tech ecosystem.

On CNBC’s 2020 Disruptor 50 list, 43 of the 50 companies believe doing good through a social or environmental mission is core to driving their business growth. This new wave of private billion-dollar businesses are addressing such concerns as food sustainability, environmental impact, consumer health, access to capital and insurance and education.