SecureKey Technologies announced Dec. 12 that medical laboratory services company Dynacare has become a part of its blockchain-based digital identity network, Verified.Me. SecureKey, a leading identity and authentication provider that simplifies consumer access
Published on: December 16th, 2019
Pragya Sehgal
@itbusinessca
A blockchain-based digital identity network designed by Toronto-based SecureKey Technologies Inc. and supported by the top banks in Canada announced its official launch on Wednesday. Dubbed Verified.Me, the service has been a long
A long-awaited Canadian mobile digital identity validation service supported by Canada’s biggest banks and telcos will launch this fall, with hopes it will be a big boost to the digital economy. Called Verified.Me,
Published on: June 21st, 2018
Howard Solomon
@howarditwc
The option to “login with Facebook” just isn’t what it used to be. Since Facebook Connect launched in 2008 the social network has tapped into its repository of user profiles to provide a
SecureKey Technologies Inc. wants to help financial services firms harness the blockchain to verify their users. On Wednesday, the Toronto-based authentication firm announced that fintech Sun Life Financial Inc. had become the latest
Published on: February 8th, 2018
Eric Emin Wood
@ericewood
Updated Apr. 8 at 4:06pm ET by Candice So to include comments from Ingenico S.A. The Royal Canadian Mint is stopping work on building a digital currency, and putting its current efforts up
Published on: April 8th, 2014
Candice So
@candice_so
Toronto-based startup SecureKey Technologies Inc. is going to provide user authentication for the MintChip, the Royal Canadian Mint’s first foray into mobile payments. The startup will be building a security layer on top
Published on: February 20th, 2014
Candice So
@candice_so
Subscribers to Canada’s three biggest cell phone companies are a step closer to getting a secure system on handsets for e-commerce and other transactions that require assured authentication. That’s as a result of
Published on: February 20th, 2013
Howard Solomon
@howarditwc
Toronto's SecureKey Technologies has picked Dell to help build its private cloud-based authentication platform for mobile commerce and e-commerce businesses.Dell servers, switches, security and storage solutions will be used tobuild the cloud system
Top corporations in the credit card, technology and telecommunications industries have invested no less than $30 million in SecureKey Technologies Inc., a Toronto-based firm that provides platform-as-a-service tools for authentication, payment and identity.SecureKey
Published on: May 25th, 2012
ITBusiness Staff
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