Calvin heads to The Savoy in London for Future Identity's invitation-only breakfast briefing, powered by FaceTec, built for the fraud, identity, compliance, risk, and onboarding leaders who run UK and European financial services.
The premise is blunt: most liveness checks deployed today are still 2D, and deepfakes, injection attacks, and presentation-attack kits are now sold as commodities in the "Fraud-as-a-Service" economy. That leaves a gap between the security a bank believes it has and the security it can actually prove. The morning covers live spoofing demos, why 3D liveness is a structural shift and not an incremental upgrade, and privacy-preserving, behind-the-firewall architecture that hardens security without adding friction.
Calvin brings the builder's view from Envoc, where the team ships FaceLock: a biometric identity platform with iBeta Level 2 liveness that matches a live face to a government ID photo and binds that verified person to a digital credential. The agenda includes a case study on how NuBank and Envoc tackled fraud in banking and finance user flows.