UK Biometric recent news
Why biometrics are so secure: Because they are unique.
The various biometric systems that have been developed are based around every unique individual characteristic. No two people are the same and it is virtually impossible for two people to share the same biometric data.
You can also not share, copy or lose data.
Biometric technology’s usage will continue to play an important role in the future.
Developers will continue to target business as they struggle with security and will continue to alinate the need for passwords and swipe cards which can be easily lost.
In a recent poll in the UK it appears the residents are more than willing to use fingerprint authentification to verify identity with banks and government agencies making Britain more open to biometric technology that any country in Europe.
The Institute of chartered Accountants in England and Wales has recognised the benefits of using Biometrics in various industries.
A lot of employee’s are finding that by using Biometric fingerprinting not only can it eliminate “buddy punching “ and employees stealing hours but can also help discipline employees too.
The latest published report shows that the use of worldwide biometrics continues to grow with Fingerprint biometrics bringing in the most revenue
