Biometric access control is a form of security. Physical access control regulates who or what can access locations such as building, campuses, rooms, or safes, and therefore ranges from automatic doors to padlocks. Logical access control limits accessibility to computer networks, accounts, systems and data. Find biometric access control solutions here.
Students at Arcadia University in Pennsylvania will use multi-factor authentication (MFA) technology that biometrics provider BIO-key recently acquired for a range…
Coppernic has introduced Access, a user-friendly PDA with intuitive biometric features developed for access control and secure identification, the company…
Telpo has launched a Local Area Network (LAN) Solution to facilitate resource sharing, high-speed information transfers, collaborative offices and remote access…
Mitigation efforts for COVID-19 are driving the global growth of the biometric fingerprint digital door locks market, as governments and…
Access control technologies, often with biometric facial recognition capabilities, continue to be upgraded with body temperature scanning sensors to meet…
Trends towards contactless biometrics and mobile credentialing were recognized by Suprema prior to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, putting the…
Biometric systems look weaker in terms of preventing law enforcement agencies from accessing someone’s digital property after a federal court…
EyeLock LLC has partnered with Integral Technology Solutions to distribute and deploy biometric authentication solutions featuring EyeLock’s iris recognition technology, the…
Ambarella, Lumentum, and ON Semiconductor have offered up details about the 3D sensing technologies that will enable more accurate biometric identification….
A range of new temperature monitoring products with biometrics have been launched to the market as businesses plan and implement…
