Prove’s Global Identity Officer Tim Brown Featured on FindBiometrics’ Podcast: Protecting FinTechs and Improving Healthcare Experiences
Prove’s Global Identity Officer Tim Brown Featured on FindBiometrics’ Podcast: Protecting FinTechs and Improving Healthcare Experiences
Tim Brown, Global Identity Officer at Prove, recently spoke with FindBiometrics host Peter Counter about the game-changing applications of identity verification in financial services and healthcare. In this episode of the ID Talk Podcast, learn how identity verification can mitigate the most pressing fraud threats facing FinTechs before delving into the life-saving potential of digital ID in healthcare.
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Tim is a well-respected expert in biometrics, authentication, and identity. He has led product architecture and development and is a frequent SME participating in numerous standards organizations, round tables, conferences, webinars, and podcasts on subjects ranging from biometric and forensic data interchange to identity verification and the impact of mobile driver's licenses on the vertical markets. Tim was most recently Chief Technologist, Digital Identity at IDEMIA Identity & Security, NA. He holds multiple patents in authentication, biometric liveness, and identity acquisition.
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