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Suprema integrates biometric access control with Genetec

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Suprema, a global provider in access control and biometrics, has announced the integration of its biometric access control products with Genetec Security Centre, a unified security platform that connects security systems, sensors, and data in a single intuitive interface

Through this integration, Genetec Synergis (the access control system of Security Center) can be paired with Suprema access control devices to allow users to verify access credentials with fingerprints and facial recognition along with existing RFID cards and PIN numbers.

Biometric data such as fingerprint and facial recognition records can be quickly registered through either the Security Center software or Suprema’s BioStar 2 software, with all data being synchronised in real time and transmitted to a server. The integration is suitable for enterprise level use, allowing up to 1,000 devices to be connected at once.

Commenting on this, Suprema CEO Hanchul Kim said, “Through this partnership, customers of both companies can more easily build and operate biometric-based security management systems. We will strengthen our partnership to elevate our status as a global security leader.”

“The integration of Security Center Synergis with Suprema’s biometric access control solutions simplifies the architecture thereby enhancing the end user experience,” said Francois Brouillet, product line manager, access control, Genetec. 

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