FB pixel

StoneLock launches software for compliant biometric access control

Runs on businesses’ existing systems
StoneLock launches software for compliant biometric access control
 

StoneLock has launched a portfolio of biometric software to reduce risk for businesses with secure, identity and access management, according to a company announcement.

The new IdentityCare biometric credentialling solution leverages StoneLock’s portfolio of intellectual property, the company says, which consists of more than a dozen patents granted around touchless biometrics and access control.

IdentityCare is based on the FIDO2 standard and designed to reduce compliance risk. The target market for IdentityCare biometrics is businesses using legacy trust-based access control connected to IAM systems.

“StoneLock offers a revolutionary solution to advance risk mitigation and secure identity and access management, while allowing enterprises to leverage up to 95 percent of existing infrastructure,” says Colleen Dunlap, CEO of StoneLock. “Our biometric platform provides scalability, versatility, and speed, enabling this next-generation technology to bring confidence to securing enterprise in a touchless and compliance-demanding environment.”

Dunlap emphasized the importance of StoneLock’s investment in privacy-centric access control, and the company’s track record for user experience and compliance.

StoneLock’s facial recognition also integrates with enterprise access control solutions from global partners like Johnson Controls.

Article Topics

 |   |   |   | 

Latest Biometrics News

 

UK startup raises $15M to build Europe’s sovereign alternative to biometric surveillance

A British start-up has raised millions for its biometric-alternative surveillance technology. Augur, a resilience technology startup, has raised $15 million…

 

NIST concept paper explores identity and authorization controls for AI agents

A draft concept paper released by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) asks industry and government stakeholders how…

 

Age assurance community sets new goals with standard published and use exploding

“Age Assurance Has Come of Age,” crows the Draft Summit Communiqué for the upcoming Global Age Assurance Standards Summit 2026….

 

‘Big Tech’ fears and confusion dominate dialogue over UK digital ID scheme

The UK government’s digital ID consultation has begun, its detailed plan for the process finally revealed, but all that is…

 

Bunnings introducing facial recognition to 42 New Zealand stores

Hardware and garden center chain Bunnings is introducing facial recognition technology (FRT) to its New Zealand stores to prevent serious…

 

Sweden to launch government eID in December 2026

Sweden has announced that its electronic identity (e-ID) will be launched on December 1st, 2026, giving both Swedish citizens and…

Comments

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Biometric Market Analysis and Buyer's Guides

Most Viewed This Week

Featured Company

Biometrics Insight, Opinion

Digital ID In-Depth

Biometrics White Papers

Biometrics Events