Biometric Access Control

Biometric access control is a sophisticated type of keyless, personalized security. When biometrics are used, stored personal images are saved and used to identify a person, and these images are used to either access or deny entry to a door or other secured area.

Paragon Security can help you with a biometric access control security system for your home or building.

Biometric Access Control Examples

There are a few different biometric images that can be used to identify a person. Here are some of the most common examples.

Fingerprints. Fingerprints are probably the most common biometric used. A fingerprint scanner reads the ridges and valleys on a person’s finger (usually the thumb) and attempts to matches the reading to a stored database of access permissions.

Hand geometry. Hand geometry readers scan the shape of a person’s hand across a number of dimensions.

Eye Scans. Retinal eye scanners use the same principle, but match the unique pattern of a person’s retina blood vessels.

Voice. Speaker recognition is a sophisticated biometric that matches voice patterns and characteristics using complex linguistics, mathematics, and computing.

Why Choose Paragon Security for Your Biometric Access Control? Our commitment. We hold every interaction with every customer to the highest standard. We are extremely proud of our repeat business and utmost level of customer satisfaction. We all have the same needs, so you can rest assured that the quality of service Paragon Security provides to you will exceed your expectations.

Contact us to find out how our expert staff can provide you with a residential or commercial biometric access control system. Paragon Security proudly serves customers throughout New York, including in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island, and elsewhere in NYC.

Further Biometrics & Access Control Reading

• Understanding the role of biometrics in access control
• The Diversity of Biometric Technology
• Growing Demand for Biometric Readers
• Consumer Use of Biometric Technology
• Biometrics market forecast to reach more than $10 billion in 2014
• Biometrics will become integral part of security, expert says