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Onfido Announces Face Authenticate and Enhanced Security Tools for Its Enterprise-Grade Real Identity Platform Build trust and security at onboarding and throughout the customer journey while increasing revenue, thanks to a three-second, user-friendly authentication experience Onfido, the global customer identity verification and authentication provider, today announced Onfido Face Authenticate, which adds a fast and seamless biometric face authenticator as well as new security tools, including Onfido Private Key Encryption, to its Real Identity Platform. The new product suite provides bu...

Onfido Collaborates with Microsoft to Bring the Future of Reusable Identity One Step Closer Onfido's trusted identity verification to power onboarding for Microsoft's new digital wallet for identity credentials Onfido, the global identity verification and authentication company, today announced it has been selected by Microsoft to enable fast and secure identity verification and onboarding for its Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) verifiable credentials. Azure AD verifiable credentials, now in public preview, provide an open standards approach to safely and securely re-using verified info...

Take-up of coronavirus vaccines in Tallinn has been lower than anticipated, following the opening of two mass vaccine centers opened in the capital Friday and Saturday, joining inoculation nationwide on a larger-scale than has been the case up to now. Confusion reportedly also reigned Saturday after the private sector operators of one of the two centers unilaterally lowered the minimum age for potential recipients, while many people arrived at the two centers without the required appointment. The result is that around 4,000 AstraZeneca doses earmarked for this weekend may be available next we...

Passengers will be able to take coronavirus antigen tests before traveling at newly opened Confido testing location at Terminal D, Port of Tallinn from Tuesday (March 16).

A rapid coronavirus testing point has been opened in the port city of Paldiski, primarily to allow for departures to Sweden and to comply with entry requirements there, though testing is open to all who book. The facility was set up by cargo shipping line DFDS at the northern port terminal, in cooperation with Confido, and meets Sweden's requirement that arrivals there have proof of a negative PCR (nasal) or antigen coronavirus test result which was taken no earlier than 48 hours before entering the country. The latter type of test's results can be obtained more quickly out of the two.