The following guest post was submitted by Total Fitouts, – a total fitout solution for every type of fitout across any industry – from medical, professional suites, offices, retail outlets and more. Whether you are a manager who is looking to boost productivity or you are simply a small business owner who wants to make sure […]
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The following guest post was submitted by Prime Medical Alert and Senior Planning in Phoenix, Arizona. The surge in use of biometric technology for individual identification has managed to touch virtually every market in the world. Biometrics are slowly replacing passwords, personal identification numbers (PINs), plastic ID cards, and other forms of what are considered antiquated […]
Read moreThe following guest post was submitted by Sense of Security, a leading independent provider of IT security and risk management solutions in Australia, with expertise in assessment and assurance, as well as strategy and architecture, through to deployment and ongoing management. It’s generally agreed that electronic security systems that use existing forms of user identification relying […]
Read moreThe following guest post was submitted by The Carter Capner Group, a law firm serving Queensland and the Australian city of Brisbane. Many people such as personal injury and compensation lawyers Carter Capner have confidential information on their smartphones. Thanks to advances in technology, people no longer need to rely on a password to protect their […]
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The following guest post was submitted by Steeline Garages. Security has become a large concern among consumers, because of recent developments in computer hacking. As fast as computer technology is developed to make entries to cars, homes, garages and sheds more secure, hackers are figuring out ways of cracking their code. Steeline Garages has crafted […]
Read moreThe following guest post was submitted by Sarah Smith. Biometrics may soon effect the outcome of criminal law proceedings if a Virginia Beach judge’s ruling is any indication of the implications of owning a fingerprint-locked smartphone. According to the judge, such devices are not covered under the 5th Amendment, which protects individuals who refuse to […]
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The following is a guest post from Dr. Simon Weight in Perth, Australia. Biometrics have long been hailed as fool-proof. While they do provide a high degree of security, they can be bypassed just like any security mechanism. The most prominent way that biometrics can be bypassed is through the use of cosmetic and plastic […]
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The following is a guest post by Robert Kramers. In one way or another, biometrics has been around for a long time. Film fans may remember it from the 1993 film Demolition Man. This film is often cited as “predicting” the use of biometrics in security, but the truth is that this idea has been […]
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The following is a guest post by Brisbane Motorcycles. Fingerprint Ignition and Security Systems for Motorcycles Motorcycle enthusiasts do not have as many security options for their bikes, and they must work very hard to protect their vehicles. A motorcycle sits in the open, and most bar locking systems are not very effective. You do […]
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Dental biometrics is the use of dental radiography (x-rays) in the identification of otherwise unidentifiable human remains. This forensic use has earned dental biometrics great fame, as its use has appeared as much in crime novels and television shows as in the real world of the crime lab. Tooth size, tooth contours and shapes, distance […]
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