Biometric fingerprint refers to
technologies that measure and analyze human physical. Biometrics (ancient Greek: bios
="life", metric ="measure") is the study of methods for
uniquely recognizing humans based upon one or more intrinsic physical or
behavioral traits.
In information technology,
biometric authentication refers to technologies that measure and analyzes human
physical and behavioural characteristics for authentication purposes. Examples
of physical (or physiological or biometrc) characteristics include
fingerprints, eye retinas and irises, facial patterns and hand measurements, while
examples of mostly behavioral characteristics include signature, gait and
typing patterns.
Fingerprint biometrics technique offers the high level of security and privacy, because security and
privacy necessary in the world of digital transactions and interactions, today your
signature services to identify you in the world of paper based if you used
fingerprint as password never stolen or break by thefts because fingerprint is
more uniquely in the world.
The most secure form of commonly
used access control system authentication is accomplished using biometric
sensors. Finger print readers, iris scanners, and retina scanners are common
biometric-style sensors that use unique biometric identifiers to distinguish an
individual. These types of sensors increase the sophistication and cost of the
system, but provide an extremely high level of security.
Benefits Of Access Control System
- Increased security - deter and detect fraudulent account access.
- Convenience - no passwords to remember or reset.
- Security - personal files, including emails, can be secured and online purchases safer when enabled by biometric.
- Reduced costs - strongest way to detect and deter benefits fraud.
- Increased trust - reduced entitlement abuse.
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