By Milana Vinn Jan 30 (Reuters) - Thoma Bravo is exploring a sale of Imprivata, a digital identity software provider for the healthcare industry, according to three people familiar with the matter.

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Since the invention of the passport in the early 20th century, identity verification has become a necessity for any person on the planet who wishes to access almost any product or service, as well as ...

The use of “trusted” digital ID software to verify your identity online in the UK has taken on a statutory footing as of 1 December. The measures contained in the Data (Use and Access) Act, which ...

Apple announced its new Digital ID initiative back at WWDC in June, but the capability didn’t ship as part of iOS 26—it was one of the very few announcements that took a little longer to reach our ...

The digital identity industry has called for clarity on the government’s digital identity plans, offering to collaborate with Whitehall. This follows prime minister Keir Starmer’s announcement in ...

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The digital convenience that has conquered nearly every realm of commerce, from food delivery to car buying, made a massive leap in its slow infiltration of government bureaucracy. Apple announced on ...

The country’s digital surveillance systems, which rely on digital ID technology and facial recognition products supplied by Chinese and Indian companies.