YARMOUTH, Maine—Face recognition technology really came to the forefront during the pandemic, when touchless and contactless technology were utilized more as access control solutions, as opposed to ...

BioConnect Enterprise delivers automated, AI-powered biometric onboarding that scales across thousands of doors without disrupting existing security systems.

Biometrics is a system used to measure and analyze certain human body characteristics such as eye retinas, facial patterns, fingerprints, and voice patterns, amongst others. Biometric technology works ...

Acknowledging that no one solution fits every access control need, and responding to increasing requests from integrators, the biometric marketplace now offers a host of options, including multimodal ...

Innovative technologies and techniques in the field of identity management are enabling change in the world of traditional security and facilitating the migration from physical credentials (access ...

Biometrics in use at Washington Dulles International Airport. — Photo: U.S. DHS/ Public domain Biometrics in use at Washington Dulles International Airport. — Photo: U.S. DHS/ Public domain A new ...

AnyVision’s Recognition AI software running on Ambarella’s CVflow ® SoCs transforms passive cameras into active security systems with greater accuracy, faster processing and lower cost. NEW ...

User experience and convenience are driving the adoption of new security technologies. “There’s a need for, ‘I don’t want to have to think about my security. I want it to be there. I want it to work.

Effective and efficient physical access control isn’t just a hot technology trend. It’s a security essential for any school, institution of higher education, or hospital. And, according to Campus ...

The regular prox-card system does not provide access to the inner sanctum, Joe's actual office suite: He must enter through a door equipped with a biometric lock and handle that use scan thermal ...

For technology leaders responsible for identity, risk and trust, understanding the types of attacks biometric systems face (and how to defend against them) is imperative.

Districts bolster physical security by screening guests with visitor management software and integrating that with door access control and surveillance cameras. When IT Services Director Bob Fishtrom ...