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Identity verification in a post-pandemic world

The global pandemic has accelerated the move to remote working, teleservices and other manifestations of an online-first world. Yet this has meant greater use of personally identifiable information and all the risks that come with that. As more organisations undergo digital transformation, it’s important to understand the role of identity verification.