Digital Identity stories
Banks may be able to spot account takeovers sooner as DXC and YEO combine facial recognition with digital banking expertise.
The hire comes as the company steps up product investment after reporting 46% revenue growth for the year to June 2026.
Even at Google, only 28% of measured logins used passkeys, underscoring the gap between offering passwordless sign-in and getting users to adopt it.
Banks are backing a framework that could give vulnerable customers help with everyday payments without handing over full legal control.
The recognition underscores growing demand for customer identity tools as firms grapple with securing AI agents acting on behalf of users.
The listing could open the door to US federal agencies for DigiCert's certificate management tools, as it seeks Class C approval under FedRAMP 20x.
Security teams can now spot unsanctioned AI agents, stop them mid-run and issue quantum-resilient identities as usage spreads across enterprises.
Peak betting events are exposing fraud and compliance gaps, forcing operators to balance faster growth with player protection and customer trust.
It is aimed at people approving payments, identities and AI tasks on mobiles, with hardware controls designed to block spyware and mistakes.
Banks are using payment cards as trust anchors to link onboarding, wallet enrolment and fraud checks without adding more customer friction.
As organisations roll out passkeys beyond pilots, the alliance gains enterprise input on interoperability, recovery and lifecycle management.
Poorly designed checks can block genuine customers or let fraudsters through, so leaders need a risk-based verification flow that preserves conversion.
From July 2027, firms will face stricter proof-of-identity rules that could slow onboarding unless they adopt trusted digital credentials and better audit trails.
The pilot could help expand access to banking in a market where only slightly more than a quarter of adults had an account in 2024.
The shortlist spans every mainland state plus Tasmania and the ACT, showing Australian tech exporters are winning overseas customers in niche markets.
Mobile verification can cut onboarding friction for banks while strengthening fraud checks and compliance as customers expect account opening in minutes.
More than 4.2 million homes with rooftop solar could gain safer grid connections as the new framework lets devices and operators verify identities.
Thousands of Australian small businesses now face new privacy and cyber risk as anti-money laundering checks force them to store passports and licences.
The move could cut repeated intake forms and give US patients a single verified identity to share with providers across the care process.
Enterprises moving beyond pilot projects are pushing the FIDO Alliance to focus on interoperability and credential management at scale.