"An increasing amount of companies captured by New Zealand’s Anti-Money laundering legislation are realising that an electronic identity verification solution can streamline their customer onboarding."

Callaghan Innovation has awarded a $318,000 R&D grant to Auckland-based firm SingleSource, a company that applies risk scoring to digital identity.

“With more and more aspects of our lives taking place online it’s critical the government takes a lead to ensure New Zealanders have control of how and who uses their identity information,” says Minister Woods.

The Sovrin Network ledger is operated by Stewards, trusted organisations within the ecosystem who have agreed to abide by certain requirements.

“We are the country’s newest not-for-profit organisation, bringing together private and government organisations working to make digital identity easier and more secure."

August is upon us already and so too is the free SailPoint Navigate 2018 conference with a heavyweight lineup of keynote speakers.

With the very nature of business changing, identity must evolve to meet the needs of the modern enterprise.

Integrators who embrace the power of trusted identities will be better positioned to help their customers redefine the user experience.

Melbourne-based solution provider recognised for driving continued customer success.

Digital identity is used as the key method of protecting digital assets regardless of their location or how they are being accessed.

“We believe that it should be safe and easy for everyone to prove who they are. This means giving people a secure option to verify their identity."

Blockchain is not going to be the one piece of technology that will be the panacea to solve every problem and challenge that exists today.

"With so many services in so many locations it’s no longer possible to draw a line around the network, which calls into question how to protect it."

IBM Security is helping to fight global identity fraud by launching a new solution designed especially for financial institutions.

JOSHUA is able to track state sponsored, activist and insider threats, stolen data markets for privacy goods, credit cards and identity theft.

Customers will be able to use Australia Post's services, as well the Queensland Police Service, Travelex, CUA and Airtasker.

Gemalto has lowered its second quarter revenue predictions by 9% to NZ$1.2billion, driven by a decline in its SIM business.