Find out what you need to know about 8 pieces of Illinois legislation and their impact on the future of your biometric data.

In the age of biometrics, privacy and security are more important than ever. Biometric data, such as fingerprints, facial recognition data, and iris scans, is unique and permanent, making it an effective tool for identification and authentication. However, this also means that the stakes are high when it comes to protecting this data. A data breach involving biometric data can lead to severe and far-reaching consequences for individuals and society, from financial losses and identity theft to unconsented surveillance and a severe violation of personal privacy. It's crucial that individuals have control over their own biometric data and that companies and organizations collect and use biometric data in a transparent, secure, and responsible manner. By taking the necessary steps to protect biometric data, we can safeguard our privacy and security in this age of biometrics.