Today, your favourite biometric attendance system manufacturer is breaking a story that could have a major impact on the biggest social media site, Facebook, due to its handling of biometric data derived from user-uploaded photos.

Readers of the blog of biometric company in India, Star Link would know that we have repeatedly stated that passwords are not secure. Gone are the times when a string of characters would mean security – 21st century means possibility of threats, and the need to step-up safety & security. Not to forget, passwords can … Continue reading Amazon To Replace Passwords With Selfies

Readers of the blog of biometric machine manufacturer in Delhi, ‘Star Link’ know that we keep them constantly up-to-date in the world of biometrics/ biometric technology.

A Biometric Attendance System helps clock employee time-in/time-out using biometric devices like fingerprint scanner (prominent), eye scanner etc. With precise data, the HR department keeps track of the employee’s working hours and attendance.

This blog post is second in the series of Behavioural Biometrics & SecureAuth. To read the previous post, click here. This truly is a next-generation technology. Craig Lund, CEO, SecureAuth, asks to think of the SecureAuth IdP as a bullet-resistant vest. He says that these multiple layers of protection act as a defensive wall against … Continue reading Behavioural Biometrics & SecureAuth – II

As we all know, passwords don’t satisfy the security needs of the 21st-century world. Passwords can be stolen (and often are!), lost and forgotten. They can be misused. Same with PINs.

A smooth & safe flow of people across international borders has always been a major objective of border agencies across the world. But the attacks of 9/11 on the World Trade Centre (WTC) and Pentagon in America exposed a major lapse in safety & security guidelines

Employee attendances might sound normal but in reality, collecting everyday employee records is a tedious task. Fingerprint Attendance was developed to deal with all the attendance issues

RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification. It is a generic term used for technology that uses radio waves to automatically (contactless) identify people or objects

Has biometrics changed the world? Has it crossed technology barriers? Has it effectively tightened security? We say yes to all. It was no wonder that passwords contained a major flaw.