The Future of Biometric Security

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This chapter explores the future of biometric security and envisions a scenario where workers can use their body as an office badge. It discusses the potential of incorporating chips inside the body to monitor health and provide real-time data, highlighting the convenience and security offered by this technology.

Badge swipes and passwords are cornerstones of security in the modern workplace. But in a world where security is increasingly tied to biometrics and personal devices, your face or fingerprint may soon become the key to workplace security. While biometrics could provide better protection for sensitive information than an easily forgettable password, what are the privacy risks of biometric tech going mainstream? WSJ’s Danny Lewis explores the future of biometric security at work, and whether it could even go beyond face scans and fingerprints.

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Further reading:

Your Face Is Your Ticket: A Creepy Convenience

Apple Makes Security Changes to Protect Users From iPhone Thefts

Rite Aid Banned From Using AI Facial Recognition in FTC Settlement

What Is the Future of Identity Verification?

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