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Hub You - Biometrics - Customer Friendly Computer Security
In Direct Sales - Plant the Seed of OpportunityAre you planting the seeds of opportunity so you can reap the rewards of success? Your sales presentation is only one of many chances you have to share the many benefits your company has to offer. Every day conversations and interactions with others hold a goldmine of opportunity to share why you love your business. Set a goal to persona print recognition
• Used for matching and verification. Identification made based on one of two methods. The first uses the ridges of your finger as reference points and the second uses pattern matching of the whole print.
Face recognition
• Passive recognition method, doesn’t need the person’s active participation.
• Used by the FAA in Back To The Future – The Love We Once HadWhy falling ‘out of love’ with your business sentences you to failure.Ms D Reamer, set up her gardening business almost three years ago. Now she sat patiently in The Business GP’s waiting room.Receptionist: Ms Reamer, the Business GP will see you now.
Ms R: Thank you very much.Ms R makes her way down the corri I don’t know about you, but I hate passwords. I hate changing them, because I never can think of what I want to use! Isn’t there a better way?Actually there is. It’s called biometrics. Biometrics is a method of authentication that uses something you are to allow access to the computer network. You’ve seen the movies. The hero runs up to the door, a light shines into his eye, and it opens. Or the TV commercial where the man runs his finger across a sensor on his laptop and it lets him onto the computer. Cool huh? Instead of a productivity inhibitor, like old-fashioned passwords, biometrics should increase productivity. Biometrics eliminates or helps manage the weakest point in your security program. The end user. No more sticky notes with passwords stuck under keyboards. And fewer calls to the help desk for password resets, or lockouts. How many hours of productivity do your employees loose while waiting for assistance from the help desk? What types of biometrics are there? Several, here’s a short list:
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Iris recognition
• Uses a camera to capture the image of the iris.
• Recognized as the most accurate method of biometrics, used worldwide.
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Hand geometry recognition
• The full hand geometry method uses the pattern of the whole hand to grant access. Another method uses just two fingers.
• Currently used in over 46% of the world’s attendance and access control systems.
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Fingerprint recognition
• Used for matching and verification. Identification made based on one of two methods. The first uses the ridges of your finger as reference points and the second uses pattern matching of the whole print.
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Face recognition
• Passive recognition method, doesn’t need the person’s active participation.
• Used by the FAA in a Effective Decision MakingWe all need to make decisions. While we all know that this is part of life, we can often find it difficult. It might be that:• We are afraid of getting it wrong• We procrastinate• We get lost in the detail and lose sight of the bigger picture• We worry about how others will react• We don’t know what o nes into his eye, and it opens. Or the TV commercial where the man runs his finger across a sensor on his laptop and it lets him onto the computer. Cool huh?Instead of a productivity inhibitor, like old-fashioned passwords, biometrics should increase productivity. Biometrics eliminates or helps manage the weakest point in your security program. The end user. No more sticky notes with passwords stuck under keyboards. And fewer calls to the help desk for password resets, or lockouts. How many hours of productivity do your employees loose while waiting for assistance from the help desk? What types of biometrics are there? Several, here’s a short list:
-
Iris recognition
• Uses a camera to capture the image of the iris.
• Recognized as the most accurate method of biometrics, used worldwide.
-
Hand geometry recognition
• The full hand geometry method uses the pattern of the whole hand to grant access. Another method uses just two fingers.
• Currently used in over 46% of the world’s attendance and access control systems.
-
Fingerprint recognition
• Used for matching and verification. Identification made based on one of two methods. The first uses the ridges of your finger as reference points and the second uses pattern matching of the whole print.
-
Face recognition
• Passive recognition method, doesn’t need the person’s active participation.
• Used by the FAA in Are Interview Products Dead?I was recently in attendance at Mike Filsaime and Tom Beal's outstanding 2007 Figure Business Workshop on Long Island and one of the hot questions for the expert panel the last day of the event was "Are Interview Products Dead?" With yours truly being just one of the around twenty 'experts' up on the stage I didn't have an opportunity re sticky notes with passwords stuck under keyboards. And fewer calls to the help desk for password resets, or lockouts.How many hours of productivity do your employees loose while waiting for assistance from the help desk? What types of biometrics are there? Several, here’s a short list:
-
Iris recognition
• Uses a camera to capture the image of the iris.
• Recognized as the most accurate method of biometrics, used worldwide.
-
Hand geometry recognition
• The full hand geometry method uses the pattern of the whole hand to grant access. Another method uses just two fingers.
• Currently used in over 46% of the world’s attendance and access control systems.
-
Fingerprint recognition
• Used for matching and verification. Identification made based on one of two methods. The first uses the ridges of your finger as reference points and the second uses pattern matching of the whole print.
-
Face recognition
• Passive recognition method, doesn’t need the person’s active participation.
• Recognized as the most accurate method of biometrics, used worldwide.
-
Hand geometry recognition
• The full hand geometry method uses the pattern of the whole hand to grant access. Another method uses just two fingers.
• Currently used in over 46% of the world’s attendance and access control systems.
-
Fingerprint recognition
• Used for matching and verification. Identification made based on one of two methods. The first uses the ridges of your finger as reference points and the second uses pattern matching of the whole print.
-
Face recognition
• Passive recognition method, doesn’t need the person’s active participation.
• Used by the FAA in What Are Let Holiday Mortgages?Let holiday mortgages are designed for people who are buying a holiday home that they also wish to let. These types of mortgages can differ in terms and conditions quite wildly from traditional residential mortgages and buy-to-let mortgages, so you should always seek specialist advice to ensure that you get the mortgage that is suitable. print recognition
• Used for matching and verification. Identification made based on one of two methods. The first uses the ridges of your finger as reference points and the second uses pattern matching of the whole print.
-
Face recognition
• Passive recognition method, doesn’t need the person’s active participation.
• Used by the FAA in airports, to recognize known terrorists.
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Signature recognition
• Analysis of a person’s written signature to grant access.
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Voice recognition
• Uses unique characteristics of the speaker’s voice to determine identity.
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Odor recognition
• Sorry, but this one’s a winner!
• Uses how someone smells to grant access. Biometrics may seem expensive to implement, but over time you’ll make up the costs in increased productivity and reduced IT support expenses. To find more information about biometrics, go to your browser and do a search on “computer + security + biometrics”. You’ll find lots of information available. Armed with this knowledge, you should then call your IT person or provider and discuss it with them.
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