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This week, security professionals from across the globe will assemble at the Moscone center in San Francisco for the annual RSA Conference. Behind the excitement…

Learn the 5 key factors to consider when shopping for an access management solution. Choosing a solution is not an easy decision and addressing your…

Break down of the 2017 Breach Level Index stats found: 7,125,940 compromised every day 2,96914 compromised records every hour 4,949 compromised records every minute 82…

Find out how DDLs offer a smooth, secure process for personal identification in the aviation industry.

Last month the team attended the Telecoms Fraud and Revenue Assurance Summit, where they discussed challenges and trends in preventing and reducing subscription fraud with…

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04/04/18 @ 10:04 Vicky Verma Thanks for considering JNR Management for the Marketing Excellence Award 2017. We are going to achieve more milestones in the PKI industry ahead. Cheers!
22/03/18 @ 05:03 Tiffany Conway Hi James, Thanks for your enthusiasm about the DDL! There are many steps to achieving a full-scale launch, with many different players involved - state government, the DMV, law enforcement, retailers, liquor control boards - just to name a few. We expect that at least one state will move from pilot mode to "live" mode by early 2019. That said, it will be a gradual adoption process, beginning with enrolling residents who would like to participate, like yourself. As far as Michigan's specific timing, I unfortunately cannot say for certain since they are not part of our pilot. But if this is something you want to see happen, you should feel empowered to contact your local and state representatives to let your interest be known. I think once we see a few states go live, a tipping point will occur, and most other states will follow that path as well - so even if your state isn't considering it now, they will likely do so in the coming years. Thanks again for your interest, Tiffany
22/03/18 @ 05:03 Tiffany Conway Hi Carl, That's definitely an important point to note! Our DDL solution is designed to ensure that you - as the DDL holder - never have to hand over your phone to perform a verification. Both for privacy and simple liability reasons, we feel the best way for DDL verification to occur is where the phone always remains in the possession of its owner. You are the one launching the application, verifying your PIN or fingerprint to access your DDL, triggering the information sharing, and maintaining control of your phone. To learn more about how our DDL works in the LE scenario in particular, check out my other blog post, and accompanying video clip which shows LE interaction with Wyoming Highway Patrol: https://blog.gemalto.com/government/2018/02/06/an-interview-with-an-officer-and-a-gentleman-captain-karl-germain-wy-highway-patrol/ Thanks for your thoughtful question! Best, Tiffany

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