hout a prolonged test, never rejecting the authorized user, but immediately blocking an impostor. This product is simple in concept with a single function – replacing the Windows password with a fingerprint biometric. It installs and de-installs cleanly and works exactly as it should, replacing the standard Windows logon dialog with its own attractive version that prompts for the fingerprint when appropriate. This can be configured as a “fast” logon whereby all the user needs to do is provide his or her fingerprint.
The Mobile phone system about benefits of biometrics:
Ø Security – biometrics increase mobile phone network and application security
Ø Convenience – nothing to forget or lose; nothing to be shared or stolen
Ø Efficiency – faster and easier log on improves user experience and productivity
A fingerprint sensor replaces the need for passwords and PIN numbers. It allows only authorised users to access information stored on the computer by simply sliding their finger across the sensor surface.
The fingerprint reader can also be used to encrypt files and folders for an additional layer of security. The biometric scanner also reduces the risk of fraud or identity theft.
(LG introduces fingerprint security with Express Dual Series notebooks)
3. Realization of Value
Nokis mobile phone company has realized that fingerprint scanning is an effective means of security. While the c英语论文网 【http://www.51lunwen.org】ost of implementing biometric scanners in larger organizations and data centers is still quite costly, we did find several fingerprint scanning devices which would fit into the budget of many small offices and home users. These home and small office products are designed to protect your hard drive, notebook or even to remove the need for users to remember multiple passwords.
Fungerprint mobile phone which is an obvious trend, would the fancy of more and more people in the future.
A vast majority of Florida PC users want the security and convenience of biometric fingerprint sensors, and find them much easier to use than passwords or other security options, according to a survey just completed by Central Florida technology company AuthenTec.
According to the survey;
-- 96 percent liked using fingerprint sensors after trying them for the first time
-- 85 percent found the fingerprint sensor easy or very easy to use
-- 94 percent would pay more than $25 to add biometrics to their PC, with 77 percent willing to pay more than $50
-- Florida participants responded even more positively than users nationwide that participated in an earlier online survey
The most recent survey was conducted among more than 200 PC users in three Central Florida locations in June. The users ranged in age from 18 to 55. Survey participants were provided commercially available biometric notebook computers and peripherals, and were a
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