
Tackling AI data bias with synthetic identities
Artificial intelligence is transforming industries, but biased data in training models can lead to harmful results. Synthetic identities are the antidote.
The digital ecosystem is rapidly growing – and with that growth comes vulnerability. In a world of expanding connectivity, what can we do to ensure that our digital infrastructures remain resilient, capable of protecting data and identity, and providing the security we need?

Artificial intelligence is transforming industries, but biased data in training models can lead to harmful results. Synthetic identities are the antidote.
SSI may have been driven by the digital community to begin with, but its benefits to states, citizens, and enterprise are bringing it into the public eye.

For critical infrastructures (CRITIS) to be as reliable as we need, they need to be secured against cyberthreats. secunet can help with that.

Vehicles are getting more connected. With more autonomy comes vulnerability to cyberthreats. The automotive sector must react to this collectively.

How a world-class computerized system has made the task of obtaining a new biometric driver’s license easy, quick, and secure for Ugandan citizens.

For many healthcare providers, cloud-based data management solutions that eliminate the need for large IT departments are the way to go.
Messenger services and video conference technology are part of our working life. In a world of cyber risks, how can organizations ensure security requirements are met?

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are shaping our world, but we must take steps to maximize security.
The inventiveness and audacity of hackers targeting organizations – including central banks – is on the rise. The response needs to be equally imaginative.

Providing more visibility across road logistics delivers gains not only in efficiency and lower costs, but ESG goals such as lower emissions as well.

Programmability and smart contracts seem to go together, at least in the public discourse. But is that actually the case?

How G+D responded to one customer’s initiative with a direction-setting innovation that could make payment cards much easier to handle.

What’s it like to work in a high-security card personalization facility? G+D’s Constantin Hupka shares insights from behind the vault doors.

Digital commerce is moving from “prove you can pay” to “prove who you are” as payments and identity come together. How should banks adapt?

6G will deliver intelligent and secure AI-driven connectivity that will transform businesses, particularly those in the IoT. Is your enterprise ready?

Just as a banknote is a symbol of a nation, its music is its aural heritage. It is natural they come together, as a G+D Foundation exhibition showed.

G+D’s Barnabás Ferenczi discusses five crucial paytech trends set to shape the payment landscape in 2026.

How does a chemist become a product manager for banknotes and security paper at G+D? Astrid Drexler lays out her path.