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Precise Biometrics Official Sees 2014 as Big Growth Year for Mobile Security

By Cal Biesecker

Tuesday, January 14th, 2014

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With federal agencies beginning to install infrastructure for mobile device management and conducting pilot tests to enable their employees to operate on federal networks with a wider variety of mobile devices, significant opportunities are expected to emerge this for companies that provide solutions that will help secure the mobile computing and communications environment, an official with Precise Biometrics tells HSR. “2014 will be the year we see tremendous growth in the mobile security space,” says Jeff Scott, vice president of…

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