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Australian-listed technology regulation company Kyckr is partnering with defence, security, and aerospace company BAE Systems Applied Intelligence to jointly address anti-money laundering and compliance challenges of regulated firms. Kyckr (ASX:KYK) says the initiative will deliver accurate and efficient know-your-customer (KYC) and customer due diligence (CDD) solutions to address money-laundering issues, and with the partnership empowering mutual customers to benefit from Kyckr’s network of over 180 registries and 170 million entities across 120 countries. “Competitive advantage lies in...

DNA Tech Regulation Bill needs safeguards to allay privacy, misuse concerns: India Police Foundation February 17, 2021 While the DNA Technology Regulation Bill will help India’s sparse infrastructure and promote scientific crime investigation, it needs adequate safeguards to prevent misuse and allay privacy concerns, India Police Foundation, a Delhi-based multidisciplinary think tank, told the Parliamentary Committee on Science and Technology regarding the bill. The Foundation warned that sensitive DNA information can reveal family ancestry, skin colour, behaviour, illness, health status, a...

Socrates Program: 2021 Winter Seminars Socrates Digital Winter Seminars The Socrates Digital Winter Seminars will consist of three concurrent seminars. Each Socrates Digital Seminar consists of two, 2.5 hour sessions, one on Friday, February 12th, and one on Saturday February 13th, 2021 with a digital opening reception Friday evening. The seminar tuition is $250.00. Very limited scholarships are available by application. We have lined up three fantastic seminars with veteran moderators! Please see below for descriptions of seminar offerings: Disinformation, Hate and Social Media Platforms: T...

Webinar on DNA Technology Regulation Bill: ‘DNA database can keep repeat offenders off streets’ Vanessa Lynch, senior consultant for the Gordon Thomas Honeywell – Governmental Affairs (GTH GA) gave the example of South Africa which recently witnessed the passing of the DNA Act. December 17, 2020 5:09:09 am First proposed in 2003, the Bill has gone through several revisions, by both the Department of Biotechnology and Law Ministry. Emphasising on the need for a nationwide deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) database of criminal offenders in India, experts from...