Philipp Pointner, Chief of Digital Identity at JumioHealthcare organizations face an increasingly sophisticated array of threats, including AI-generated attacks like deepfakes. These attacks target critical healthcare data, putting patient safety and institutional integrity at risk. Traditional identity security measures, such as the use of password authentication, while foundational, are no longer sufficient to address these challenges. As biometrics become more pivotal in digital interactions across industries, concerns about accuracy, inclusivity, and ethical deployment have risen to the forefront. Multimodal security, which leverages multiple biometric recognition technologies, offers a robust and inclusive solution to these challenges. By combining facial recognition, fingerprinting, and voice authentication, multimodal systems enhance security, minimize bias, and protect sensitive healthcare data. The Challenges of Healthcare Data SecurityThe healthcare sector faces unique vulnerabilities as cybercriminals continue to target patient data. As healthcare professionals know, patient data is one of the most valuable assets on the black market

Jumio, the leading provider of automated, AI-driven identity verification, risk signals and compliance solutions, today announced the appointment of Mike Nawrocki as chief revenue officer.

Jumio will leverage LatticeFlow AI’s AI platform to enhance the safety and robustness of the Jumio Platform. The Jumio Platform delivers automated, AI-driven identity verification, risk signals and compliance solutions, while LatticeFlow enables trustworthy AI systems, the companies said in a Thursday (Nov. 7) press release. The LatticeFlow AI Vision solution will validate model performance and reliability, with its computer vision capabilities helping Jumio improve model fairness, reduce fraud and meet emerging regulatory requirements, including those of the European Union’s (EU) Artificial Intelligence Act, according to the release