
The increased stringency clamped down on fraudulent activities and illegal immigration post 9/11 has greatly increased biometrics’ usage in border control applications. The convenience and user friendliness of biometric solutions such as e-passports have made biometrics the security solution of choice to monitor cross-border activities.
It’s been clear for a long time now that user names and passwords are simply not enough to ensure secure authentication in enterprise applications.
Sagem Morpho Inc. recently introduced the MorphoAccess 521 TWIC compliant biometric reader, the first smart card access device to meet Transportation Security Administration implementation requirements for the Transportation Worker Identification Credential program.
IdentiPHI Inc. recently announced one of the nation’s leading pharmacy benefit managers has selected IdentiPHI SAFsolution 5 Enterprise Edition to boost biometric authentication and security access across its network.
Broad interest and investment in an array of biometrics technologies around the world will drive spending to $7.3 billion by 2013, up from around $3 billion in 2008, according to a recent study by ABI Research.
TriCipher has created the first SAFE-BioPharma "roaming" credential to be accepted by the U.S. Federal Public Key Infrastructure Policy Authority (FPKIPA), the interagency body that enforces digital certificate standards for trusted identity authentication across the federal agencies and between federal agencies and outside organizations.
Digimarc Corp. recently announced that Manitoba Public Insurance has chosen Digimarc’s Facial Recognition Solution (FRS) to help screen applicants for driver’s licenses -- including its new Enhanced Driver’s License, a WHTI compliant travel document that will provide a convenient alternative to the passport for entering the U.S. at land and water border crossings.
Expanding its customer base posed a unique challenge for Indian Bank. But thanks to a biometric solution from Diebold, the company is now reaching a once underserved population.
Digimarc Corp. recently announced that Digimarc has signed an amended definitive merger agreement with L-1 Identity Solutions.
A biometric device identifies a person via a unique human characteristic, such as the pattern of a fingerprint or the size and shape of a hand or face. As a result, biometrics ensure the bad guys stay out and the good guys get in to the hospital. When used for time and attendance applications, biometrics attest that the person clocking in is really who she says she is, eliminating timecard fraud caused by buddy punching.
The new Magicard Enduro brings the ultimate in dealer and end-user flexibility to high performance color ID card printing by allowing simple field upgrades from single to double sided operation without tools or hardware of any kind. Just drop in a roll of double sided YMCKOK film with a special upgrade RFID tag, and Ta Da! The LCD changes color and you now have a double sided printer! Meeting your needs NOW and in the Future.
The EDIsecure® Professional Line of ID card printers is designed to be the most affordable and reliable desktop ID card printer system available. The XID 580ie’s new feature include a dye-sublimation UV ribbon for covert security printing, IPSEC for encrypted data transfer through a network and Security Ribbon Erase of K-panel black data on used supplies.
The Fargo DTC400e printer/encoder is designed to give small- to mid-sized businesses, schools, government agencies, membership and loyalty clubs a professional, modular card-printing system. Features include dual- or single-sided direct-to-card printing of photos, bar codes and digital signatures, and an all-in-one ribbon cartridge that includes the card cleaning roller. Optional DTC400e modules encode data onto contact and contactless smart cards, proximity access control cards and magnetic stripe cards.
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IP has changed the way people are thinking about security for their industrial environments. With the vast capability for collecting and analyzing data that comes with an IP-based security system, the mission is no longer simply surveillance, but an integrated security system.