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Biometric Network Logon 2007.2.0.0 (Windows)

The Biometric Network Logon is a biometrical authentication solution for the user-friendly, comfortable, safe and secure access to Windows Networks with Active Directory. Each user or group of users can use one of the following login methods: Username + Fingerprint Smart Logon. Only Fingerprint Fast Logon. Username + Password...

Tags: Password, Network, Logon, Griaule Technology, Biometric Network Logon, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Active Directory, Directory Services, Operating Systems, Software, Enterprise Software

Software downloads 2008-06-29

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Apple vs. Microsoft: Yet another upgrade pricing fiasco

Apple vs. Microsoft: Yet another upgrade pricing fiascoPlus OS X is complete OS for one price.Not only is the price for the various Win 7 crippleware still outrageous compared to OS X, but with OS X you get the entire OS for that much lower price. It's a double-strike against...

Tags: Pricing, Operating systems, Vista-to-7, Win 7, pricing fiasco, service pack, Snow Leopard, Microsoft Corp., pricing strategy, Apple Inc., Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2009-06-09

Biometrics Network Logon 2007.2 (Windows)

Biometric Network Logon 2007 R2 supports 19 different devices. Usually, the fingerprint libraries provided by the manufacturers only support their own device. Biometric Network Logon is built under Fingerprint SDK's support for multiple fingerprint readers allows you to choose the more suitable reader. This version is the first release on...

Tags: Device, Network, Griaule Technology, Biometrics, Authentication/Encryption, Microsoft Windows, Networking, Security, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2008-07-15

Identity substitutes, tokens and proxies

We frequently use proxies for identity when the real thing is difficult, inconvenient, or unnecessary to validate. This applies especially in the realm of authentication, as the only true identity based authentication technologies available are biometric. Everything else is an approximation of identity validation to some acceptable degree of risk...

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Blog posts 2006-08-31