Identity Management Systems, Logical and Physical Access, Convergence

Precise releases Windows 7 biometric logon solution

Friday, April 23, 2010

Sweden’s Precise Biometrics announced a new solution for Windows 7 logon. Precise BioMatch Logon enables user access to Windows 7 machines via their fingerprint. It also enables the user to personalize access to different files or applications. BioMatch Logon is part of a suite of fingerprint software solutions for the Windows 7 operating system and works with most fingerprint sensors compatible with the Windows Biometric Framework.

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