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Sterling Identity Launch
Over the last year, I had the pleasure of leading the SureID team in creating and launching new identity and access services. I’m very happy to see the culmination of our efforts in the launch of the new Sterling Identity brand.
Sterling Identity Launch was originally published on Ned Hayes
Defending Biometric Security - Gluecon 2019
Great session at Gluecon 2019 on Defending Biometric Security — here are the overview slides on the session I conducted.
Defending Biometric Security – Gluecon 2019 was originally published on Ned Hayes
How to Use Biometrics to Ensure Security: An Interview with Ned Hayes of SureID -- Toolbox Interview
“Biometrics provide multiple modalities and are not so easy to fake, spoof, or duplicate in real-time, they have now taken the pole position in terms of identity proofing.”
How to Use Biometrics to Ensure Security: An Interview with Ned Hayes of SureID — Toolbox Interview was originally published on Ned Hayes
State of Identity - Ned Hayes Interview
SureID General Manager Ned Hayes shares how SureID is bringing FBI-approved background checks to nearly 1,000 locations nationwide with military-grade biometric capture technology.
State of Identity – Ned Hayes Interview was originally published on Ned Hayes
Taking ethical action in identity: 5 steps for better biometrics
Your technical system often emerges from a thicket of ambiguous and ever-changing customer needs. Hidden in those needs are also a set of unstated ethical quandaries.
Taking ethical action in identity: 5 steps for better biometrics was originally published on Ned Hayes
Context Sensing in the Wild - New Proximity Awareness on Dell Laptops
My team at Intel spent the last few years working on this great new Context Sensing awareness system that was announced on new Dell laptops at CES 2019. Congratulations to the Intel Context team.
Context Sensing in the Wild – New Proximity Awareness on Dell Laptops was originally published on Ned Hayes
Washington Post Interview
In summer 2018, I was contacted by a reporter from the Washington Post about Olympia, Washington.
Washington Post Interview was originally published on Ned Hayes
Beat Box Breakdown
I invented and created from scratch a new board game for my 16 year old son, Nick, whose favorite music genre (currently) is hip-hop. The game is called Beat Box Breakdown
Beat Box Breakdown was originally published on Ned Hayes
How to be Smarter about Biometrics
An autonomous system doesn’t lose its job, get charged with a felony or get a report in the file. This is a problem of accountability: who is ultimately responsible?
How to be Smarter about Biometrics was originally published on Ned Hayes
Beating the DeepMasterPrint Exploit
Philip Bontrager, lead researcher on the “DeepMasterPrint” fingerprint hack, thinks that our high-fidelity solution has multiple layers of protection.
Beating the DeepMasterPrint Exploit was originally published on Ned Hayes
The Biometric Threat - Some Preventative Measures
Biometrics are hackable. If you’re paying attention to the history of hacking security mechanisms, we all know how this story goes.
The Biometric Threat – Some Preventative Measures was originally published on Ned Hayes
New Commemorative Edition of The Eagle Tree
I’m excited to announce that Steve Silberman, friend of Oliver Sacks, winner of the Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction, and author of the New York Times bestselling history of autism Neurotribes, has written a lovely heartfelt foreword for the new hardcover commemorative edition of The Eagle Tree. FOREWORD by Steve Silberman It is the special, magical quality of some…
New Commemorative Edition of The Eagle Tree was originally published on Ned Hayes
Launch to Exit: The Oly Arts Success Story
Founded a multi-platform content publishing group and set of diversified publications, and successfully sold the company 2 years later.
Launch to Exit: The Oly Arts Success Story was originally published on Ned Hayes
New GM for Identity leader SureID
I’m excited to be leading the team as GM for SureID and Vice President for Sterling.
New GM for Identity leader SureID was originally published on Ned Hayes
Leaving Intel
I’m leaving Intel. It’s bittersweet because we’ve done so many amazing things together.
Leaving Intel was originally published on Ned Hayes
AI, Ethics and Algos at Gluecon 2018
Ethics and AI: Thinking about the Implications of Algorithmic Design within Semi-Autonomous Systems
AI, Ethics and Algos at Gluecon 2018 was originally published on Ned Hayes
AI Opens New Horizons in Neuroscience, Whale...
Explore how machine learning algorithms developed for neuroscience are shedding light on whale activity. #IamIntel
AI Opens New Horizons in Neuroscience, Whale...
AI is shedding light on complex systems across disciplines. Researchers have found that breakthroughs in one area can lead to discoveries in unrelated fields.
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