 

STEP 1: Create an enrollee (In a biometric security system, a
person who has a reference template in the system’s database)
record, including access rights
Through biometric login rights, only those authorized as
‘Administrators’ can create employee records and / or alter the
system settings for your facility.
STEP 2: Capture the enrollee’s fingerprint
To provide the utmost security, the fingerprint itself is not stored
in the system database. Rather it is assigned a mathematical value
based on the minutiae points that occur at fingerprint ridge
bifurcations and ridge endings. This information is then encrypted
to create a reference template that cannot be used to reproduce the
original fingerprint presented by the user.
STEP 3: Write the identity record (enrollee
information and fingerprint) to the employee’s Contactless Smartcard
Once a record is created, the proprietary biometric information
associated with that specific user is embedded into a Contactless
Smartcard or any other medium utilizing radio frequency (RF)
technology such as an RF key fob or label. This identity record
contains the individual’s reference template (fingerprint), along
with relevant information that is transmitted from the card to our
biometric readers for access to designated secured areas.
STEP 4: Use the system
Access to controlled areas is granted based on a one-to-one
comparison between the presented Contactless Smartcard and the
provided fingerprint. To ensure maximum accountability, all
transactions within the system are automatically logged and can be
viewed through customized reporting. Customers that do not require
identification cards and / or key fobs and are operating with a
staff of 200 or less can simply use their fingerprint to gain
access.
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