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AuthenticID, a global leader in identity proofing and fraud prevention solutions, announced a collaborative effort with Carlyle Global Partners motivated philanthropists to help address the accelerating global shortage of nurses.

Mary Harman brings over 20 years of executive leadership experience to the AuthenticID Board. As an executive at Bank of America, Harman held several senior leadership roles and established a new cross-bank Payment Strategy to drive the multi-billion payments-related business across retail, small business, and corporate clients.

Fraudsters will always find an exploitable vulnerability in ID verification until predictability and human empathy are entirely disengaged from the process.

Over the coming months, the two companies will focus on creating secure, identity-assured transactions that support NFTs and all areas of the Web3 economy.

Unfortunately, there's a real lack of stringent age-verification and identity-proving measures online. With an absence of protection comes potentially serious implications for children’s digital safety

This $150 billion business of misery is only growing larger thanks to instant app communication, but corporations can help fight it: Here's how.

AuthenticID announced the launch of its on-demand serverless Identity Microservices available as AWS Lambda cloud functions.

AuthenticID confirmed that its 100 percent automated identity proofing platform and related Machine Learning (ML) algorithms are developed solely on US-based patented technology and supported entirely by US staffing.

AuthenticID officially opened the doors of its new corporate headquarters in Seattle, Washington. AuthenticID first announced the planned relocation earlier this year and the move comes as AuthenticID experienced explosive growth in 2021.

AuthenticID announced it is establishing a Donor Advised Fund with Seattle Foundation with an initial donation of $250,000 to support non-profit organizations across the country in their efforts to combat human trafficking

As technology continues to evolve beyond historic bias, automated facial recognition remains demonstrably superior to human-based systems.

Companies and individuals need to take steps to protect themselves from fraud.