Biometrics Blog

Many measures can ensure the security of your organization, company, or office – but when these measures are combined, the effectiveness of your security solution increases significantly. Integrated security systems combine many different functions and reduce the cost of protecting facilities and ensuring important business processes. Read on to learn what business security systems are the most relevant in 2021.

Rapid technological development has given rise to cybercrimes. More often than not, criminals use technology in planning and committing other kinds of crime. Computers, smartphones, flash drives, and cloud data storage are among many types of devices that keep digital evidence. Not only do cybercrime specialists have to know how to collect and analyze data, but they also have to comprehend the legal basis of using this data in the judicial process. Read on to find out about digital forensics in 2020—2021.

Technology is integrated into just about every aspect of modern life – and with the ever-increasing digitization of our world, it has become more difficult to safeguard confidential information. Keys and passwords are no longer sufficient data security measures. Passwords, in fact, pose a huge vulnerability in a company’s security system due to their shareability and ease of cracking. With the abundance of and network security breaches and the rise of identity theft, it is clear that stronger authentication methods are necessary. One such method is biometric security systems. In this article, we’ll take a close look at what biometric security is and why it’s the future of identification and authentication.

In most retail stores nowadays, there are clear signs that state that shoplifters will be prosecuted and that the shop is monitored with cameras. Yet, despite these anti-theft measures, billions of potential profits are lost each year due to shoplifting. Read on to learn about shoplifting stats from recent years and what the effects are.

Face detection technology is used in many fields: entertainment, security, law enforcement, biometrics, and more. Over the years, it has progressed from clunky computer vision techniques all the way to advanced artificial neural networks. Face detection has a key role in face analysis, tracking, and recognition – but the question is, what exactly is face detection and how does it work? Read on, and we’ll break down the term for you, provide examples, and show how it is used in today’s society.