New Definition of Security
Press ReleasesAs sponsor of the WCIT 2006 privacy and security track, Unisys draws on its deep domain expertise in helping companies and governments realize the benefits of secure business operations. You can learn more about our extensive involvement at WCIT 2006 and Unisys security programs through the following news releases: Unisys CEO Urges New Definition of Security to Meet Changing Privacy, Identity and Risk Management Concerns. Read release. Unisys Leads Dialogue on New Definition of Security at 15th World Congress on IT. Read release. Unisys Proposes Global Identity Authentication Policies at 15th World Congress on Information Technology. Read release. Majority of Consumers Worldwide Would Relinquish Some Privacy for Convenience, Says Unisys Global ID Management Study. Read release. Consumers Worldwide Overwhelmingly Support Biometrics for Identity Verification, Says Unisys Study. Read release. Unisys Strengthens Biometrics Credentials with Opening of New European Centre of Excellence. Read release. Unisys Thought Leader Dr. Ravi Kalakota to Discuss Future of Open Source in Panel at 15th World Congress on IT. Read release. MyKad Malaysia Leverages Unisys Expertise to Roll-out Smart Card to 24 Million Citizens. Read release. - Unisys Real Time Technology Helps Banorte Improve Detection of Fraud, Identity Theft and Money Laundering. Read release.
- Greg Baroni, President, Unisys Global Public Sector, to Discuss Global Knowledge Sharing as Part of Panel at 15th World Congress on IT. Read release.
Global ID Management Study
Our new Global ID Management Study debunks traditional myths concerning protection and use of identity credentials. This first global survey of its kind captures the perceptions of individuals in 14 countries spanning North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America on methods and technologies for managing identity within business and government organizations. The key findings of the research, which sometimes run counter to popular views about individual privacy concerns, include the following: People around the world are willing to share personal data for identity verification if they perceive they are gaining real value in return (e.g., additional convenience and security) People around the world are generally receptive to a multipurpose identity credential they can use for various functions People around the world are generally supportive of the use of biometrics for identity verification.
Read a summary of the research (67kb, pdf).
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