CIOReview
| |MARCH 202419CIOReviewAll CIOs/CISOs know the foundational plank of cybersecurity is physical access control. Card access only identifies a piece of plastic, not the person. ePortID verifies the person, not the plastic they hold. ePortID PoE solutions enable organizations to enhance physical access control and data access management, preventing internal security threats, identity theft, data breaches, fraud, misuse, and leakage of sensitive information. Restricted areas like server rooms, vaults, and high-value asset storage areas are secured more tightly. The ability to integrate with various existing systems and devices, such as RFID readers, mobile credentials, door panels, electric strikes, and kiosks, makes ePortID unique. Its solutions don't require "rip and replace," are easy to install, and aside from issuing IP addresses, the IT department is left to concentrate on other tasks.ePortID has successfully implemented palm vein scanning for enterprises across industries like defense, finance, corporate, and medicine, demonstrating the solution's versatility, reliability, and efficiency.It's an incredibly flexible technology that can be applied pretty much anywhere. A research facility is needed to control access to clean rooms so only scientists with permission are allowed in. As ePortID is contactless, they chose it for the labs.ePortID partnered with a company in Canada for a harm reduction program for drug addicts. From a kiosk, patients receive prescribed medication by scanning their hands to confirm their identity, reducing the risk of overdose or misuse.Its solutions have also proven useful in the defense industry. The company was tasked with increasing the security of a U.S. Navy Ocean Terminal.ePortID's mission is to create a safe, smart world where identity verification and access control are straightforward and trustworthy. ePortID has emerged as more than just a biometric solution provider. It's an invisible biometric, the pattern of veins underneath your skin that nobody can see
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