Advanced Biometric Security Solutions: Personalised and Secure
Experience the future of access control with our advanced, secure, and personalised biometric security solutions. Our cutting-edge technology utilises sophisticated biometric identification scanners and door locks to recognise unique physical attributes such as fingerprints, irises, and faces.
By eliminating the need for access control cards and keypad codes, our biometric scan and facial recognition technology revolutionises access control and enhances security for your building, facility, or campus; the chance of error is minimal with biometric security.
You can learn more about the main types of biometrics here.
The main benefits of Biometric Access Control are outlined below.
Advanced
Our state-of-the-art biometric security technology drives our most sophisticated access control solutions, ensuring top-of-the-line security measures.
Secure
Biometrics data cannot be shared or copied, providing heightened protection for your facility and assets. A biometric security system can also deter unauthorised occupants or intruders from attempting to access your building.
Integrated
Our biometric security solutions can seamlessly integrate into your existing access control system, simplifying implementation and management.
Convenient
Using biometrics to control building access eliminates the need to manage physical keycards that can get lost or stolen, and occupants don’t need to remember a password.
Additional Benefits:
- Securely restrict access to sensitive operations, perimeters, and assets.
- Eliminate the risks of keycard and password sharing.
- Authenticate identity based on physical attributes, ensuring accurate identification.
- Easily integrate with your current access control systems, streamlining operations.
- A biometric scan will create an identifiable audit trail for accurately monitoring access events.
- Manage and administer access on an individual user basis, enhancing control.
- Ensure compliance with legal requirements for access control solutions.
Explore The Power Of Biometric Security
How Facial Recognition Works
Biometric security technology is gaining rapid popularity across various industries, with facial recognition emerging as one of the most renowned and sought-after solutions. Its potential is particularly significant in the access control sector and security domain.
In simple terms, facial recognition is a technique that assesses the likeness between facial images using specialised software. This technology plays a crucial role in achieving reliable facial recognition.
Explore our blog to delve deeper into the workings of biometric scan technology and its ability to deliver accurate facial recognition.
Read the blogHow a Fingerprint Scan Works
Fingerprint scans are widely employed in the security industry as a reliable form of biometric security access control — for valid reasons. This method requires a simple touch on a biometric scanner, making it a swift, secure, and convenient defence mechanism.
This ease of use has led to their popularity not only on smartphones but also in the general public's awareness. But how do fingerprint scans work, and what is their underlying logic?
Take a look at our blog to explore the inner workings of this advanced biometric security technology.
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Essential Components Of A Biometric Access Control Solution
Biometric Reader
This component encompasses the reader or scanner that captures and verifies biometric information.
Turnstiles
These devices regulate entry and exit points, ensuring controlled access to authorised occupants after passing the biometric scan.
Door Controllers
Responsible for managing and supplying power to access control devices at the door, ensuring seamless operation of your biometric security system.
Electronic / Wireless Locks
These locks enhance both physical and cyber security by securing, locking, and unlocking the doors.
Access Control Software
This comprehensive software solution includes features such as security and event management, web and mobile apps, and reporting, enabling efficient access control and monitoring.
