The ID Talk Podcast

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Unico, Wicket, Experian, the Government of Malaysia, ICICI Bank, Precise Biometrics, Fingerprint Cards, Cyphercor, Jumio, Sumsub, Socure, and the FMCSA.

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Innovatrics, DTPM Santiago, Mettis AI, the European Commission, MEXC, Sumsub, the State of Michigan, Hopae, QX Global Group, TrustID, the Government of Indonesia, Amadeus, IDEMIA, Checkr, SpyCloud, and Ping Identity.

On this episode of the ID Talk podcast, Wicket COO Jeff Boehm joins Alex Perala, Tony Bitzionis, and Dave Barclay to talk about how facial authentication is transforming the fan experience at stadiums and live events across the country. Jeff traces Wicket’s origins back to an early partnership with the Cleveland Browns during the height of COVID, when the team needed a safer, faster way to get fans back through the gates, and explains how the company has since grown to nearly a hundred customers across professional sports leagues, conferences, and live events worldwide.
The conversation covers how Wicket’s opt-in enrollment process works, what it takes to get fans to adopt new technology, and the critical distinction between facial authentication and facial recognition surveillance. Jeff also discusses the role that legal teams play as gatekeepers for new partnerships, Wicket’s integrations with ticketing and point-of-sale systems, and why the company is deliberately staying focused on sports and live events rather than chasing every possible use case.

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from the FIDO Alliance, the UK Public Accounts Committee, Google Wallet, SendQuick, Yoti, Jumio, the Philippines Bureau of Internal Revenue, Identity Digital, Iothic, Carahsoft, Kensington, and the Government of Armenia.

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from the Australian Government, the U.S. House of Representatives, the Detroit Police Department, the Dutch Parliament, Google.org, Credas, Finity, Disneyland, and the UK’s NCSC.