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No losing face

• As technology continues to evolve, privacy and security capabilities have to keep up. 500-backed advanced cybersecurity company Seventh Sense launched a solution that will bring more robust security features to identity verification systems worldwide.
• SenseCrypt is a new platform that introduces a first-of-its-kind face-based public key infrastructure (PKI) and electronic identity (eID) solution.
• Designed to withstand security threats, no biometric data is stored, ensuring that even when “keys” are compromised, no personally identifiable information is at risk.
• Encrypted raw bytes, known as SensePrints, can be used on various identification mediums including ID cards, documents, and birth certificates, or stored in NFC chips or databases. This also allows for offline verification, making it adaptable to various environments.
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