Biometrics for Government & Law Enforcement

Hear From The Key Decision-Makers Driving Biometric Innovation

November 17 - 18, 2026 | Washington, DC

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NOVEMBER 17-18, 2026

Exploring The Latest Trends In Biometrics Across The US Government, Law Enforcement Agencies & US Allied Nations

You’re navigating a world where security threats are more sophisticated, complex, and unpredictable than ever. Traditional identification methods can no longer keep up with the challenges you face every day. That’s where biometrics comes in - fingerprint recognition, facial recognition, and iris scans give you the power to identify individuals faster, more accurately, and more securely. Whether you're focused on preventing crime, strengthening national security, or streamlining border operations, biometrics is your key to staying ahead.

Join us to explore the latest technological developments, dive into the challenges facing your peers, and hear directly from the key decision-makers driving biometric innovation across agencies. If you're seeking clarity on the biometric priorities shaping government and law enforcement, this conference is built for you.

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Biometrics at TSA Checkpoints by Jason Lim

Delivered by Jason Lim, Identity Management Capability Manager at the TSA, this presentation delves into the TSA’s latest efforts in biometric identity verification and digital ID integration at airport checkpoints. 

Glenn Krizay on Biometrics in National Security 

IDGA were delighted to interview Glenn Krizay, former Director of the Defense Forensics and Biometrics Agency (DFBA), where he discussed the evolution of biometrics, and the future of identity intelligence. 

Evaluating Trends in Biometrics by Shonnie Lyon 

Delivered by Shonnie Lyon, Director of the DHS Office of Biometric Identity Management, this presentation delves into evaluating the trends in biometrics and how the DHS is protecting privacy for citizens and visitors.

Mathew Lightner on Biometrics in Action

IDGA were delighted to interview Supervisory Assistant Chief (SASC) Matthew Lightner on the biometrics solutions CBP is seeking, data interoperability across federal agencies, and much more. 

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Wondering What's In Store?

Biometrics for Government & Law Enforcement 2026 is your opportunity to discuss, explore, and plan for the latest trends in biometrics.

Join us to examine cutting-edge technological developments, address the pressing challenges facing your peers, and engage directly with the key decision-makers driving biometric innovation and strategic implementation across the U.S. government, law enforcement agencies, and U.S. allied nations.

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Sponsorship is the most effective solution to share your company's solution to senior professionals from across the biometrics industry, who are searching for actionable biometric solutions to their current business challenges.

Biometrics for Government and Law Enforcement Summit will be attended by senior officials and decision-makers from biometrics industry, bringing together buyers and suppliers in one location. With tailored networking, sponsors can achieve the face-to-face contact that overcrowded trade shows cannot deliver.

Testimonials

A Word From Our Attendees

A well run event that engages attendees and speakers on relevant and critical topics regarding biometrics to protect and defend the homeland.

Management Analyst - Architecture, Defense Forensics and Biometrics Agency

Attending the 2025 IDGA Summit provided an opportunity to network with others in the field and learn about how biometrics are being used in different government settings and how new biometric technologies are being implemented into daily operations.

Forensic Scientist III, DC Department of Forensic Sciences (DFS)

I was impressed that many companies were present to learn what local, state, federal and DoD shortfalls were in the area of biometrics/ identity analysis to learn how they can develop solutions.

Senior Intelligence Analyst, USAF OSI

I thought it was great. A lot of great collaboration with industry and federal government.

Supervisory Assistant Chief, US Border Protection

IDGA has once again provided a forum for industry professionals to share their insights and visions for the future of biometric operations.

Biometric Technical Program Manager, US Postal Service

This was definitely the event to attend in order to better understand Biometrics, Identity Intelligence, and Identity Activities from the inside, out! This was a very detailed and informative conference.

Analysis & Production and Identity Activities Program Manager, Air Force Office of Special Investigations

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