Beyond access control, biometrics can also be used in fraud prevention, voter registration and other applications, facilitating end users from a variety of verticals especially government and law enforcement.
Biometrics are typically known as the “what you are” factor. They are often associated with
access control whereby people go in a building after having their fingerprint, face or iris scanned. However, beyond access control, biometrics can also be used in fraud prevention, voter registration and
other applications, facilitating end users from a variety of verticals especially government and law enforcement.
That was the point raised by Alex Tan, Director of Sales for Asia Pacific and Japan at
Product Adopted:
Biometrics