Imageware announced that following a rigorous review process, its Imageware Authenticate solution is now FirstNet® Verified™ and accessible via the FirstNet App Catalog. FirstNet is the only nationwide wireless broadband communications platform dedicated to America's first responders and public safety community. Built with AT&T in a public-private partnership with the First Responder Network Authority, FirstNet brings innovative capabilities to public safety communications to strengthen first responders' incident response and to help them connect to the critical information they need – every day and in every emergency. As America's public safety communications platform, FirstNet features the first-ever App Catalog geared to first responders, featuring more than 165 apps relevant to public safety's mission. This gives FirstNet subscribers a dedicated location to find meaningful new solutions that have been specifically reviewed for use with FirstNet services. Before any mobile solution can be added to the FirstNet App Catalog, it must pass stringent third-party tests for security, relevancy, data privacy and more. Imageware Authenticate is a software solution that enables anyone to use the unique characteristics of their body, such as voice, iris, face, or palm to gain access to applications data, a building, a bank account, etc. It eliminates the need for passwords and allows a user to access mission critical data more efficiently by using one or multiple biometric features. With Imageware Authenticate, first responders can leverage: Scanning of multiple biometrics (voice, finger, palm, face, etc.) from their mobile device Unique biometrics matching in the Cloud, which enables biometric authentication across multiple devices so a user registers their biometrics only once Seamless integration into existing applications through OIDC (OpenID Connect) and SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language). A prime use case for first responders is a firefighter who logs into their station and uses their voice to sign in with a mobile device with FirstNet services. During an emergency response situation, this capability allows the firefighter to swiftly log in, despite carrying heavy gear and equipment, which will save time and save lives.