Electronic Authentication Partnership (EAP):
 The EAP is the multi-industry partnership working on the vital task of enabling interoperability among public and private electronic authentication (e-authentication) systems. Interoperability of e-authentication systems is essential to the cost-effective operation of safe and secure systems that perform essential electronic transactions and tasks across industry lines. One of BIO-key's core capabilities is our "interoperability" with various "front-end readers," operating platforms and system architectures.
 http://www.eapartnership.org



Federation for Identity and Cross-Credentialing Systems (FIXs) :
 FIXs is the award-winning federation that recently signed an agreement with the Department of Defense (DoD) to create an interoperable identity network. The FIXs organization actively assists in identifying and integrating the best commercial practice strategies, policies, and practices into electronic government to enhance and ensure information integrity as well as functional and and operational interoperability.
 http://www.FIXs.org



Financial Services Technology Consortium (FSTC):
The FSTC has established a counter-phishing initiative to address the issues of phishing scams, a major concern in the financial services industry. This initiative focuses on defining technical and operating requirements of financial institutions for counter-phishing measures and clarifying the infrastructure fit, requirements, and impact of technologies when deployed in concert with customer education, enforcement, and other industry initiatives.
http://www.fstc.org




International Biometric Industry Association (IBIA):
 The IBIA is a trade association chartered to advance the collective international interests of the biometric industry. IBIA is impartially dedicated to serve all biometric technologies in all applications and speaks with authority for the biometric industry to the public opinion leaders, and government officials in the U.S. and abroad. BIO-key is an active member, regularly contributing to the development IBIA technical standards and marketing initiatives.
 http://www.ibia.org



BioAPI Consortium:
The BioAPI Consortium was founded to develop a biometric Application Programming Interface (API) to bring platform and device independence to application programmers and biometric service providers. The resultant specification for a standardized API is compatible with a wide range of biometric application programs and a broad spectrum of biometric technologies. BIO-key offers two versions of our BioAPI compliant SDKs that meet and exceed this standard. 
http://www.bioapi.org



The Biometric Consortium:
The Biometric Consortium serves as a focal point for research, development, testing,
evaluation, and application of biometric-based personal identification/verification technology.  
http://www.biometrics.org

Integrated Justice Information Systems Institute (IJIS):
The IJIS Institute is an inclusive organization for companies who provide services or products to the justice community to participate in helping law enforcement and justice agencies facilitate information sharing.  
http://www.ijis.org