This looks interesting:
1st International Forensic Technology CrimeLab Fair, University of Warsaw Faculty of Law and Administration
The conference aims to present and summarise the actual knowledge on
legal and forensic applications of biometrics in Polish and
international law. The conference shall draw attention to important
theoretical and practical issues associated with standardisation and
development of technologies related to biometrics, and also indicate the
key risks associated with their application.
Leading themes
♦ Biometrics in Polish and international law;
♦ Forensic identification vs. biometric technologies;
♦ Threats connected with biometric technology application;
♦ Biometric data security;
♦ Standardisation in forensic science.
Polish organizations certainly seem to be taking an active role in developing and deploying biometric technologies.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Biometrics Industry in the Middle East
Changes in security legislation under the spotlight at Intersec Conference (AMEinfo.com)
There is a marked increase in demand for biometric access and egress control systems, video surveillance systems and perimeter control machinery in countries around the region, which is expected to impact the market for these products quite significantly.The Intersec security conference has been going on since 1998.
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