Imagine a world without a responsible community, focused on keeping people at the centre while responsibly harnessing the benefits of biometrics. Last week, that community met to discuss just that at our flagship annual Congress marking the Institute’s Silver Jubilee, celebrating 25 years of trusted conversations shaping the future. Held on 20–21 October at the QEII Centre in London, the event provided that crucial, trusted space for dialogue among a diverse group of stakeholders, including government, law enforcement, academia, and industry, with hundreds of delegates in attendance. The event featured exceptional breadth and depth of content across biometrics, implementation, policy, standards, and research. Through engaging panel discussions tackling the difficult questions that need to be addressed for a responsible future, we explored everything from national-to-digital identity, policing and applications looking ahead to 2036, and generative AI and quantum sensing, to verifiable credentials, governance, and the digital-physical security arm’s race against deepfakes, morphing, and voice clones. What makes every Biometrics Institute event unique is the commitment to trusted conversations, providing a setting for a community of responsible practitioners actively shaping an ethical, secure, and effective future for biometrics and related technologies. We express our thanks to our sponsors. Diamond sponsor – @FaceTecInc; Gold sponsors – @BSI_UK, @IDEMIA_PS, and @thalesgroup; Silver sponsors – @FIMEnews and imagematch.com.tw, along with our speakers, attendees, and members for being an essential part of this community, with a forward-looking perspective towards the next 25 years. Thank you to everyone who participated. Your contributions are what make these discussions essential. If you were there, what made this year’s #BICongress stand out, and what were your key takeaways? Share your thoughts below. If you want to know what’s next and contribute to these essential discussions, you need to be in the room where the trusted conversations are taking place. Starting with our next Silver Jubilee event in Canberra, where we will be discussing ‘Building trusted identities through responsible AI and biometrics.’ 🗓️ For a full calendar of events and to participate, visit bit.ly/BI-events #ResponsibleBiometrics #DigitalIdentity #StateofBiometrics #Deepfakes #LivenessDetection #ArtificialIntelligence #EthicalAI #Privacy

Join us for our final Silver Jubilee celebration in Canberra on 25 November - bit.ly/trusted-identity As this is a landmark year for our community, we are welcoming key stakeholders and the biometrics community to our 25-year Silver Jubilee brunch to gain insights, share experiences, challenge assumptions, and explore the evolving role of biometrics, AI, and digital identity in a rapidly changing world. A highlight of the event will be the interactive roundtable discussions, where delegates can engage directly with peers on the most critical issues facing the sector today. These facilitated conversations move beyond traditional presentations to create a collaborative space where participants can exchange practical insights, learn from diverse perspectives, and help shape the next 25 years of our community. Hear from industry thought-leaders and learn alongside experts across the biometrics community, including: · Malcolm Crompton – Former Australian Privacy Commissioner @OAICgov · Terry Aulich – Head of Privacy Expert Group, Biometrics Institute · Brendan Dowling – Counter Terrorism Coordinator, @aushomeaffairs (subject to confirmation) · Paul Cross – Director, Biometrics Institute · Isabelle Moeller – Chief Executive, Biometrics Institute Themed roundtable discussion topics include: · Asymmetric warfare in the biometrics era: What happens when AI helps both sides · AI, deepfakes and injection attacks · Face identity is dead, long live face identity · Proportionality, watchlists and accountability · On-device biometrics – boom or bust? · Biometrics in public spaces In addition to engaging directly with key policy- and decision-makers in an exclusive setting, certified IAPP members can earn up to 4.75 CPE credits. This is a once-in-a-25-year event, and we look forward to celebrating with you. Attendance is free for User Members, with a nominal fee for non-members. Register early to save as fees go up from Wednesday, 11 November 2026 for late registrations. 🎟️ Find out more and register now: bit.ly/trusted-identity We’re thrilled to host this milestone event with support from our sponsor members including Lead Sponsor – LMC Digital - lmcdigital.com.au, and hosted Table Sponsor – bixelab.com - Bixelab. #Biometrics #DigitalIdentity #ResponsibleAI #Privacy #CPECredits #ProfessionalDevelopment #ResponsibleBiometrics #IAPP #IAPP_Australia

Biometrics is everywhere – passive, continuous, and largely invisible. When the Biometrics Institute was founded 25 years ago, biometrics meant PINs, passwords, and early border trials. Today, it underpins modern security and digital identity, but managing its growth responsibly remains a challenge. The 2026 State of Biometrics Report is out now. Looking at how biometrics have evolved over the past 25 years, the report unpacks where we stand today and where we must go next across four themes: 🔹 Theme 1: Maturity of collection practices 🔹 Theme 2: Big brotherhoods or cohesive communities? 🔹 Theme 3: Human in the loop v2.0 🔹 Theme 4: Biometrics as the trust multiplier To build a safer, more transparent future, we must navigate what’s happening now and what’s coming next – guided by the Three Laws of Biometrics: Policy first, followed by process, and then technology. Find out more and explore the key themes, risks, and actions that will shape our industry: bit.ly/sobr-26 #Biometrics #DigitalIdentity #StateOfBiometrics #AI #PolicyFirst #ResponsibleBiometrics

Today the Biometrics Institute hosted two insightful side events in London ahead of our annual Congress, which kicks off tomorrow. This morning, we held our Borders User Group meeting, hosted by the @ukhomeoffice. A dedicated forum for borders and government representatives, this group has been bringing key stakeholders together since 2015. Today’s discussions highlighted the important work border agencies, partners, and policy makers have undertaken to raise citizen awareness regarding biometrics management and privacy – all contributions that build trust in the use of biometric technology. Later in the afternoon, we hosted an interactive workshop on On-Device Biometrics. As digital identity, underpinned by biometrics to prove identity, rolls out extensively, these mechanisms require careful scrutiny. The session provided a collaborative working group environment, where participants explored key vulnerabilities, data protection, mitigation strategies, and how to future-proof on-device biometrics and assess whether new recommendations need to be developed. Thank you to everyone who joined us today for these insights and sharing of international expertise. The trusted conversations and networking with global stakeholders continue tomorrow, bright and early at Congress. If you’re looking to build your team’s expertise, join us at our upcoming events – bit.ly/BI-events – and explore our tailored, expert-led workshops – available both in-person and remotely – to see how we can bring our specialist education directly to your organisation. #Biometrics #BordersBiometrics #OnDeviceBiometrics #DigitalIdentity #DataProtection #PrivacyByDesign #ResponsibleBiometrics

Join members and key stakeholders on 25 November in Canberra at our 25-year Silver Jubilee Brunch to gain learnings, share experiences, challenge assumptions, and explore the evolving role of biometrics, AI, and digital identity in a rapidly changing world. A highlight of the event will be the interactive roundtable discussions, where delegates can engage directly with peers on some of the most important issues facing the sector today. These facilitated conversations are intended to move beyond presentations, creating a forum where participants can exchange practical insights, learn from different perspectives, and help shape the conversations that will influence the next 25 years of our community. Theese bit.ly/trusted-identity roundtable discussion topics include: • AI, deepfakes and injection attacks • Face identity is dead, long live face identity • Biometrics in public spaces • Proportionality, watchlists and accountability • On-device biometrics – boom or bust? • What are the use cases for biometrics and digital identity? • Asymmetric warfare in the biometrics age: What happens when AI helps both sides What you will do at the event: • Engage directly with key policy- and decision-makers in an exclusive networking format to gain their expert opinions • Discover practical insights on how peers utilise biometrics and AI to manage trusted identities and enhance service delivery • Build key connections with biometric users, industry stakeholders, and technology leaders • Earn up to 4.75 CPE credits if you are a certified IAPP member (details on request) The Institute is pleased to host this milestone event with support from our sponsor members. Lead sponsor: LMC Digital Pty Ltd - lmcdigital.com.au Hosted table sponsor: BixeLab - bixelab.com 🎟️ Register now: bit.ly/trusted-identity #Biometrics #DigitalIdentity #ResponsibleAI #Privacy #CPECredits #ProfessionalDevelopment #ResponsibleBiometrics #IAPP #IAPP_Australia

Next week, our global biometrics community comes together in London for the Biometrics Institute Congress, 20-21 October. As we mark 25 years of the Institute, we’re excited to welcome over 200 high-level representatives from across our multi-stakeholder network for two days of open, trusted conversations held under the Chatham House Rule. With close to 70 international speakers, including government representatives from the US, Singapore, India and New Zealand, as well as across Europe and the UK, the Congress will explore the most pressing issues shaping the future of biometrics, including AI and deepfakes, trusted identity, border management, security and global mobility, governance and privacy, as well as cutting-edge research and innovation. Hear from leading voices on biometrics including: • Dion Chamberlain – New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs • Praveen Chaudhary – @UIDAI • Sam Jefferies – United Nations High Commissioner for @Refugees • Irina Orssich – DG CNECT, @EU_Commission • Jonathon Phillips – @NIST • Ray Provencio – @DHSgov – @CBP • Anna-Liisa Tampuu – @sisemin • William Webster – @IndepOBSCC We are also extremely grateful to our sponsors for supporting our work. Diamond sponsor: @FaceTecInc Gold sponsors: @BSI_UK, @IDEMIA_PS and @thalesgroup Silver sponsors: @FIMEnews and @Imagematch2011 👉 Register now and explore the full event schedule including the On-device Biometrics Workshop, Silver Jubilee Drinks Reception, and Joint Expert Group Briefing: bit.ly/congress-2026 #Biometrics #BICongress #DigitalIdentity #AIGovernance #FacialRecognition #BorderSecurity #Policing #ResponsibleBiometrics

The use of Live Facial Recognition in policing has sparked significant debate globally, balancing public safety with ethics, privacy, and oversight. Next week at the Biometrics Institute Congress in London, William Webster, @IndepOBSCC will address this very topic during his keynote presentation: “Live Facial Recognition for policing in the UK.” It promises to be an unmissable discussion on how regulation, innovation, and research shape the future of surveillance and biometrics in law enforcement. 🗓️ Join us next week in London! 🔗 Register to attend: bit.ly/congress-2026 #Biometrics #FacialRecognition #Policing #Surveillance #BICongress #ResponsibleBiometrics

Digital identity is rapidly evolving from standalone applications to the foundation of trusted systems, with most 85% survey respondents relying on biometrics to build confidence in digital identity models. Our 17th annual industry survey confirms respondents expect significant developments in digital identity over the next five years, with digital wallets and verifiable credentials leading future focus. Explore with us in our ‘What does the future of digital identity look like in 5 to 10 years’ time?’ session at Congress 2026, where we will address these evolving identity architectures head-on. Discover how international practitioners are evaluating future digital identity models, the role of biometrics within them, and how we can create trusted identities for a safer and better world. Hear the latest updates directly from the experts in the field. Register now to be part of these trusted conversations: bit.ly/congress-2026 #DigitalIdentity #Biometrics #VerifiableCredentials #BICongress #ResponsibleBiometrics

There's just two weeks to go until this year’s Biometrics Institute Congress, 20-21 October at the QEII Centre in London. Don’t miss your chance to join leading experts from across our global community for these important and balanced industry conversations around what good and responsible biometrics looks like today, and what it should look like in the future. Register now at bit.ly/congress-2026 You'll also be helping us celebrate a special milestone as we mark the Biometrics Institute’s 25th anniversary at our Silver Jubilee Drinks Reception at Australia House on 20 October. Delegates from more than 25 countries have already registered, across government, law enforcement, border management, digital identity, standards, privacy and technology. Also joining us at the Congress are several of our supplier members, who will share insights on the latest biometric technologies, emerging trends and future developments. Their perspectives help enrich the discussions across our diverse, multi-stakeholder community. We are grateful to the following members for sponsoring the event and supporting our work. Diamond sponsor: @FaceTecInc Jay Meier, Chief Identity Technology Strategist, will describe and diagnose newly emerging threats to identity and identity security system integrity, followed by conceptual solutions that raise the integrity of binding between validated credentials and people. Gold sponsor: @BSI_UK Tim McGarr, Global Head of AI Market Development & Partnerships, will explore the evolving regulatory landscape for AI in biometrics and the implications of increasing enforcement activity across the EU. Gold sponsor: @IDEMIA_PS Will King, Vice President Growth & Technical Business Development, will examine how a new generation of biometric experiences is enabling frictionless interactions without compromising security. Gold sponsor: @thalesgroup Stéphanie Peyrat, Digital Identity Business Owner - Cards Solutions & Services, will explore how physical and digital identities can coexist together to strengthen trust and security in an increasingly phygital world. Silver sponsor: @FIMEnews Neily Sanon, Test Analyst, Biometrics Researcher, shows how testing, standards, vulnerability and fairness assessment help build more robust, trustworthy biometric systems. Silver sponsor: @Imagematch2011 German Antonio Dorta Martinez, Vice President of Global Sales, joins the panel discussion on what biometric processes might look like in law enforcement applications in 2036. 👉 Secure your spot and check out the full schedule of side events including the On-device Biometrics Workshop, Silver Jubilee Drinks Reception, and Joint Expert Group Briefing at bit.ly/congress-london #Biometrics #BICongress #DigitalIdentity #AIGovernance #EthicalAI #ResponsibleBiometrics

Join us as we explore national identity to digital identity, serving citizens in a trusted and interoperable way, along with a special @UIDAI update at bit.ly/congress-london Praveen Chaudhary, Director of the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), will be in conversation with Dion Chamberlain, Manager of International and Product Strategy at the New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs. We will also feature a separate update from UIDAI presented by Kirti Vardhan Rathore, Deputy Director at UIDAI. Find out more and register to join us: bit.ly/congress-london

Has the horse already bolted when it comes to private sector creation of biometric watchlists? Is sufficient guidance and governance available to manage and use this sensitive data? This was the focus of the discussion at our recent online On the Pulse Conversation: Biometric Watchlists. Over recent years, private sector use of biometrics have gained traction as a tool for businesses seeking to protect assets and enhance security. However, these deployments have triggered high-profile lawsuits across multiple jurisdictions. With these risks now amplified by AI-enhanced analytics and biometrics, the online session focused on establishing where governance is needed, how to balance security with privacy, and whether certain use cases require stricter boundaries. At its very heart is the question of biometric watchlists – what are key considerations for their creation and use and is this a topic the Institute should lead on? Members, privacy experts, and industry leaders came together to address the critical governance questions surrounding watchlist creation, consent, human oversight, and public vs. private sector applications. It became clear but will require further discussion: 🔹 Watchlists are already being used 🔹 Existing law should be applied 🔹 Guidance should focus on key questions rather than prescriptive rules 🔹 Necessity and proportionality must be the starting point 🔹 Governance is more important than the technology The Institute reiterated that all uses of biometrics must be underpinned by the Three Laws of Biometrics putting Policy before Process before Technology, to ensure biometric systems are never deployed without proper controls. To support organisations navigating these challenges, the Institute highlighted several good practice resources. 🔹 Essential guidance on practical implementation, available through the Institute’s Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) in Public Places: Key Questions Before You Start, the Use Case Matrix, and guidance on Biometrics in Use Signage 🔹 The Privacy Guidelines updated for the AI age 🔹 The Good Practice Framework, which contains dedicated sections on biometric systems, governance, and performance evaluation More on each good practice tool is available at bit.ly/biometric-tools Special thanks to our panel moderator Terry Aulich, alongside insights from Privacy and Policy Expert Group members, the Digital Identity Group, and Phil Thomson – CEO, @AurorHQ. Members will continue the conversation on biometric watchlists and other relevant topics at upcoming Biometrics Institute events, including whether the Institute should update its Privacy Guidelines and Good Practice Framework to provide specific guidance on biometric watchlists. Explore upcoming events and join the conversation: bit.ly/BI-events

Thanks to @ThalesDigiSec for inviting our CEO, Isabelle Moeller, to speak at the @thalesgroup Cyber Summit. It was a pleasure connecting with industry experts to discuss biometrics as a vital trust anchor in today’s complex digital landscape – especially as dealing with AI means organisations are managing probabilistic technology and the uncertainty that comes with it. Having navigated technology challenges for 25 years, the Institute has key lessons to share on risk management – and with deepfakes on the rise and AI bots outnumbering human traffic, “keeping it real” has never been more essential. By leveraging collective intelligence and the Institute’s good practice, we can ensure the industry is better equipped to navigate future threats and advance the responsible, ethical and effective use of biometrics. #Biometrics #CyberSecurity #Deepfakes #DigitalIdentity #ArtificialIntelligence #ResponsibleBiometrics #CyberSummit

Continuous learning and staying ahead of the curve are essential for privacy and identity professionals. How have biometrics and privacy evolved over the past 25 years, and what insights will shape the future of responsible AI and digital identity? Join us at the Biometrics Institute Silver Jubilee Celebration, bit.ly/trusted-identity sponsored by LMC Digital, for an engaging brunch event packed with valuable learning opportunities, policy and government insights, and forward-looking discussions: 🔹 Policy milestone discussion: How privacy and biometrics have (and haven’t) changed over 25 years, and what’s next, with Malcolm Crompton, Former @OAICgov 🔹 Government keynote: The role of biometrics in keeping Australia safe with Brendan Dowling, Counter Terrorism Coordinator, @aushomeaffairs 🔹 Industry thought leadership panel: The future of biometrics • Enabling uniqueness for (digital) identities & addressing key organisational challenges • Keeping it real: Proof of presence • The history of the future of biometrics: Building on key developments to navigate future landscapes 🔹 Interactive themed roundtables: • Asymmetric warfare in the biometrics era: AI’s impact on both sides • Face identity is dead, long live face identity • Proportionality, watchlists, and accountability • Use cases for biometrics & digital identity • AI, deepfakes, and injection attacks 🎓 Earn CPE Credits with @the_iapp: Attending this event qualifies certified IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals members to claim up to 4.75 CPE credits (applicable across certifications including CIPP, CIPM, CIPT, and AIGP). 🎟️ Registration details on our website at bit.ly/trusted-identity #Biometrics #DigitalIdentity #ResponsibleAI #Privacy #BiometricsInstitute #CyberSecurity #CPECredits #ProfessionalDevelopment #ResponsibleBiometrics #IAPP #IAPP_Australia

Thanks to @icao and everyone we met at the 21st TRIP Symposium in Montréal this week. We reinforced our commitment to the responsible use of biometrics and putting trust into practice, securing the link between digital identity and personhood. We look forward to future engagements and continuing to strengthen biometrics’ role in anchoring digital identity to the real person. #TRIP2026 #biometrics #DigitalIdentity #SeamlessTravel #bordercontrol #responsiblebiometrics

What does the future of digital identity look like over the next 5 to 10 years? At next month’s Biometrics Institute Congress, 20–21 October, we’re hosting a forward-looking session exploring the shift from physical to digital identity and the growing reliance on verifiable credentials. Bringing together key perspectives from government, industry, and policy. Attendees will gain insights into: 🔹 How digital identity models may evolve and what fraud and risk challenges could shape adoption 🔹 How biometrics may support trusted, interoperable services for citizens Practitioner views on future identity ecosystems, and the role of biometrics in digital credentials 🔹 Policy and technology considerations that will influence digital identity use cases over the next decade Hear from global digital identity leaders, including: • Jo Brooks – Assistant Director, Security & Inclusion Team, Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport • Praveen Chaudhary – Director, @UIDAI • Mark Courtney – Deputy CEO & Chief Product Officer, @CifasUK • Fernando Garcia-Quismondo – Former Head of Identity Centre of Excellence, Grupo Santander • Marianne Henriksen – Subject Director Digital ID, Norwegian Tax Administration Skatteetaten • Hannes Lember – Chief Expert, Police and Border Guard, @sisemin / Estonian Ministry of the Interior • Quentin Revell – Chief Technology Officer, @ukhomeoffice Biometrics Programme • Carola Rienth – Public Policy Lead, @Google Anna-Liisa Tampuu – Head of IT Policy and Strategy, @sisemin / Estonian Ministry of the Interior • Kirti Vardhan Rathore, @UIDAI Join the global conversation on responsible, ethical, and effective biometrics. 👉 See the full agenda & register today: bit.ly/congress-2026 We are proud to deliver this milestone event alongside our valued sponsors: Diamond sponsor: @FaceTecInc Gold sponsors: @BSI_UK, @IDEMIA_PS and @thalesgroup Silver sponsor: @Imagematch2011 #Biometrics #BICongress #DigitalIdentity #Policy #FraudPrevention #AIGovernance #EthicalAI #ResponsibleBiometrics

In a month’s time, the global biometrics community will gather for the 2026 Biometrics Institute Congress in London. As the biometrics community marks 25 years of collective innovation, this milestone event brings together top global thought leaders to tackle the most important questions in identity and security. Highlights include a session on “Physical to Digital Identity: A Growing Reliance on Verifiable Credentials”, with Mark Courtney, Deputy CEO & Chief Product Officer at @CifasUK sharing insights on fraud, risk, and protecting digital wallets. Secure your spot before the price increase on 5 October. 👉 Register today: bit.ly/congress-london #Biometrics #BICongress #DigitalIdentity #FraudPrevention #AIGovernance #EthicalAI #ResponsibleBiometrics

We’re thrilled to be at the 21st @icao TRIP Symposium in Montréal from 22–24 September 2026. ✈️ Convening under the theme “Putting Trust into Practice: Towards Trusted Travel Identity for All,” this milestone event shifts the focus toward practical implementation exploring how digital identities, innovative technologies, and global trust frameworks can move from pilot projects to scalable, interoperable systems. Join us and drop by booth no. 69 on the fifth floor to connect, and share thoughts on the evolving landscape of border control and travel identity and how biometrics can enhance the traveller’s experience. To learn more about the symposium, visit the official ICAO TRIP event page: icao.int/events/icao-trip-20… We look forward to seeing you there. #TRIP2026 #biometrics #responsiblebiometrics #SeamlessTravel #BorderControl #DigitalIdentity

Connect with industry leaders and exchange key insights on the responsible, ethical and effective use of biometrics. Explore our upcoming event line-up biometricsinstitute.org/even… and reserve your place. Upcoming 2026 events 🔹29 September: On the Pulse Conversation: Biometric Watchlists (Online | Free for members) 🔹19 October: On-device Biometrics Workshop (London) 🔹20–21 October: Biometrics Institute Congress (London) 🔹22 October: Joint Expert Group Briefing (London | Free for members/Congress attendees) 🔹 25 November: Silver Jubilee Celebration: Building Trusted Identities through Responsible AI & Biometrics (Canberra | Free for “User” members) 🥂 Featured Silver Jubilee event 20 October 2026: Silver Jubilee Drinks Reception at Australia House, London Celebrate 25 years of the Biometrics Institute at Australia House. Join fellow delegates for an exclusive evening of networking and our Lifetime Achievement Award announcement. (Exclusively for Congress attendees – registration required) Looking ahead to 2027 🔹 09 February: Face Recognition & Related Technology Workshop (Canberra) 🔹 22–23 April: ID@Borders & Future of Travel Conference (Brussels) 🔹 18 May: On-device Biometrics Workshop (Sydney) 🔹 19–20 May: Asia-Pacific Conference (Sydney) Join us to play an active role in shaping the future of biometrics, exchange insights with leading experts, and drive responsible innovation across the global stage. 🔗 Find out more and register for all events: biometricsinstitute.org/even… #Biometrics #ResponsibleBiometrics #DigitalIdentity #IdentityManagement #AI #ResponsibleAI

This #Identityday 2026, we’re pleased to support the important initiative by @ID4AFRICA. This year’s theme, “My Identity, My Shadow. Never Apart,” highlights how identity is an inseparable part of who we are – a foundation for protection and societal inclusion. We believe everyone deserves a trusted legal identity that accompanies them throughout their journey, and biometrics play a key role in keeping identities secure. #IDDay #MyIdentityMyShadow #biometrics #ResponsibleBiometrics

Marking our Silver Jubilee, the Biometrics Institute is proud to welcome new organisations to our ever-growing international community. We are delighted to introduce FARx Group Limited, Image Match Design Inc. iMD and Sensus AI. By joining our global network spanning 44 countries, they reinforce a multi-stakeholder community that connects end-users, policymakers, government bodies, academics and technology providers. Together we are dedicated to fostering innovation and upholding the highest standards in the industry. This diverse membership provides a unique, impartial platform to champion the ethical, responsible, and effective use of biometrics and related technologies. Membership benefits: 🔹 Strategic networking: engage in cross-sector dialogue alongside end-users, policymakers, industry innovators and researchers 🔹 Exclusive resources: Access 25 years of institutional knowledge, exclusive best-practice guides and specialised training 🔹 Ethical influence: Help shape balanced, responsible, and ethical biometrics frameworks directly with decision-makers 🔹 Enhanced credibility: Demonstrate your organisation’s commitment to international best practices and standards 🔹 Savings on events and training: Enjoy preferential rates for industry conferences and expert workshops Explore our community 📋 Member Register: View our full list of global members here biometricsinstitute.org/memb… 📂 Supplier Directory: Discover the services offered by our network here biometricsinstitute.org/supp… 🤝 Join Us: Learn how your organisation can contribute to the advancement of responsible biometrics here biometricsinstitute.org/memb… Keep an eye out for more member announcements coming soon. #Biometrics #MemberCommunity #ResponsibleBiometrics