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EPISODE · Dec 3, 2019 · 28 MIN

StoneLock's Yanik Brunet Talks the Future of Face Biometrics in the Enterprise

from The ID Talk Podcast · host FindBiometrics & Mobile ID World

On this episode of the ID Talk Podcast we welcome Yanik Brunet, Vice President of Sales for StoneLock, a specialist in enterprise-level facial recognition biometrics for identity management. Brunet has lived most of his life in the security industry, getting his start in a family business, so after providing his thoughts on the evolution of the security industry into the world of biometrics we know it as today, he and FindBiometrics EiC Peter Counter dig in to the controversy, challenges and opportunities surrounding the face biometrics space. Brunet and Counter go on to discuss practical matters too, including adoption obstacles, education, the importance of liveness detection and a realistic timeline for the mainstreaming of biometrics in access control. They conclude with a sneak peak of what StoneLock has in store for 2020 and the three words to keep in mind as the industry awaits its official announcement. To learn more about StoneLock and the topics discussed in this episode visit: https://stonelock.com/

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