Fingerprint

Fingerprint scanning security systems reduce the possibility of identity theft through
another employee using a coworkers RFID badge or another form of identification to
access secure areas. When an employee arrives at work, all they have to do is swipe
their finger across a pad and the software matches their identity to an employee list.

● Access and Timekeeping : Most fingerprint scanning systems verify a person's

identity to ensure they have permission to access a secure area. Many employers
also use fingerprint scanning systems to confirm when an employee arrives or leaves
work.
● Reliability: Fingerprint scanning systems provide a reliable way to track employees
and you don't need to worry about storing extra data, since the system only requires
a fingerprint. With a fingerprint-based system, employees don't need to worry about
keeping cards or passwords safe.
● Security: Most other security systems have a higher risk of breaches caused by
employee error. Someone can take advantage of a badge carelessly left behind to
access a forbidden area, or a skilled worker may be locked out of his work area if he
left his work badge at home. 
● Equipment: Fingerprint-based systems can save money on hardware and material
costs. Fingerprint scanning systems tend to consist of a simple fingerprint reader and
software that identifies the individual.