Bianca Maria Gonzalez

Bianca Gonzalez | Biometric Update

Bianca Gonzalez is a freelance journalist. She has written for Next City, Bold Culture, Insider, and Infosec Institute.

Bianca Gonzalez

Bianca Gonzalez is a writer, researcher and queer Latina brain cancer survivor who specializes in inclusive B2B insights and multicultural marketing. She completed over 400 hours of community service as a college student.

Prepare now for when quantum computers break biometric encryption

Trust Stamp has released a white paper explaining the threat of quantum computing to biometric systems and making recommendations to minimize the risks.

UK's £230 million plan to implement police facial recognition and drones

The UK government is setting aside £230 million to give police advanced technology, including facial recognition, to make their operations more efficient.

Smart Engines AI can scan multiple ID documents at once to simplify verification

The AI recognizes dozens of documents in a single frame, allowing for banks to provide a more streamlined IDV process while protecting themselves against fraud.

Overcoming barriers Australia's Digital ID Bill imposes on proof of Aboriginality

The pending Digital ID Bill will impact how finance, business, and travel are carried out but what implications will it have on racially marginalized groups.

Detroit reduces veteran homelessness by nearly 50%

Strong partnerships and leadership allow the large city to make strides in the last mile to functional zero.

Fairfax program diverts 74% of participants from experiencing homelessness

Fairfax, Virginia, diverted 74% of participants from experiencing homelessness through a diversion program.

This LA credit union is taking a more equitable approach to financing our green future

How a Colorado Nonprofit Is Breaking the Cycle of Veteran Homelessness and Suicide

Building Pathways to Homeownership, No Social Security Number Required

How a unique home buying program is helping new Americans secure a mortgage.

This Is What a Credit Union Designed for the Hispanic Community Looks Like

The Juntos Avanzamos designation indicates credit unions that are committed to serving Hispanic and immigrant communities.

CDFI helps families rebuild in wake of disaster

Accessibility lawsuits bring slow wins for disabled city residents

Lawsuits over inaccessible sidewalks, transit, libraries, and other public infrastructure are costing cities millions. But for disabled people of color, they may be the only route to equity

Disabled first responders are shifting priorities in disaster relief

Disability inclusion in emergency preparedness and response doesn't just mean supporting disabled victims of extreme weather-it also means including disabled communities in disaster relief strategy

Disabled people of color continue to fight for accessible housing

Housing insecurity compounds intersecting marginalizations for disabled people of color. Affordable, comprehensively accessible housing can help