There are a wide range of biometric characteristics that can be used to authenticate an individual’s identity. Some of the more commonly used include fingerprint recognition, hand scanning, iris recognition and facial recognition.
Absolute Security can integrate biometric recognition into many of the security systems we supply and install.
Commercial biometric security
Biometric authentication can help create a more streamlined organisation, replacing the need for access cards, passwords and pins. It lends itself to greater IT security, access control and time and attendance systems.
Public sector biometric security
The police were one of the first adopters of biometrics with fingerprint analysis. So perhaps it’s little surprise that biometric verification continues to have an important role in the public sector. As well as being highly relevant in border control and crime prevention, biometrics can be very effective in education where they provide a user-friendly way of ensuring secure access to buildings and IT networks. They can also be used to ensure secure cash-free payment for on-site services.
Integrated biometric recognition software
Biometric authentication can be integrated with many of the security measures we provide such as access control, CCTV, time and attendance systems and monitored CCTV.
Commonly asked questions about biometric security measures