The Identity Theft Resource Center, an organization established to support victims of identity crimes and compromises, predicts that the “unprecedented number of data breaches in 2023 by financially motivated and Nation/State threat actors will drive new levels of identity crimes in 2024, especially impersonation and synthetic identity fraud. That will, in turn, drive more adoption of biometric-based identity verification (not recognition) tools to prove people are who they claim to be.” Have you explored the use of biometric-based identity verification tools? #IdeaoftheDay
Barbara Weltman
Big Ideas for Small Business, Inc.
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