No Bad Biometrics, Only Bad Actors

Data breaches and the continued rise of identity fraud have made consumers wary of the collection of biometric information.

Companies using biometrics for identity verification and fraud prevention must strike a delicate balance between their business needs and the expectations of a civil society — or face strict enforcement.

In this on-demand session we guide you through the legal considerations and risk and benefit analysis of using biometrics in today’s technology-driven world.

• Gain a clear understanding of what biometrics mean, specifically focusing on facial key-points and facial embeddings.
• Explore the complex legal definitions of biometric verification across various laws, and why a consistent federal privacy law in the United States is crucial.
• Learn how to navigate privacy principles such as transparency, consent, data minimization, accountability, and fairness when developing biometric verification solutions for identity fraud.
• Gain practical insights on how to apply these principles to build, test, and deploy biometric verification products.

Ambar Chavez

Principal Product, Privacy & Regulatory Counsel, Socure

Eric Levine

SVP & Head of DocV, Socure

Brooke Vixamar

Sr. Director, DocV Product Marketing, Socure