Biometric Access Solutions to Operating Systems

Access to operating systems through conventional methods poses a significant risk as it can be shared or stolen among users, whether intentionally or unintentionally. Therefore, implementing solutions that utilize biometric authentication technologies for accessing system management computers and software is of vital importance.

Especially within the scope of a product, project, or operation, the risks of unauthorized access, identity theft, and theft of data obtained through R&D and production activities can lead to irreparable losses if exposed or fallen into the wrong hands. The most effective way to mitigate these and similar intelligence activities is to implement proper authorization using the right technologies supported by the highest possible security protocols.

Integrated card-based and biometric access infrastructures in operating systems offer significant security benefits.

Double-layered Security

Utilizing both physical cards and biometric data provides a dual-layered security measure.

Preventing Fraud

The use of biometric data such as fingerprints, palm vein patterns, or facial recognition provides an effective means of preventing fraud.

Swift and Easy Access

It enables users to enter quickly and seamlessly. It allows access through biometric identity information, eliminating the need for password information in remote desktop connections.

High Efficiency

In organizations with high human mobility, it enables faster and more efficient control of user passages.

Compatible and Integrated

Card and biometric-based access infrastructure operate compatibly and seamlessly with existing systems. It can be easily integrated with Active Directory systems, databases, and web services.

Monitoring and Reporting

Advanced authorization and monitoring options automatically report information such as who accessed the system, during which hours, and what actions were taken within the system.

Biometric Access Infrastructure to Operating Systems

These systems provide more secure login by eliminating the need for password information and removing potential speed and security issues that may occur during password-based login processes. Therefore, unauthorized entries are definitively prevented due to the impossibility of copying biometric data and integrated hardware and software products are used together in these systems.

Biometric and Card-Based Readers

These devices leverage both encrypted templates created from users’ biometric features and protocols offered by smart card technologies to verify users’ identities.

BioAffix® CardReader Desktop

Touchless Card Reader

BioAffix® PalmGuide Foldable

Ergonomic Palm Positioning Unit

BioAffix® PalmGuide Touchless

Touchless Palm Positioning Unit

BioAffix® PalmGuide

Ergonomic Palm Positioning Unit

Management and Audit Software

Management and audit software enables the centralized management and supervision of the access control system from a single point. These advanced software solutions effectively enhance organizational efficiency by controlling entry-exit mobility and regulating the authorization processes of individuals.