Spyware, viruses, & security : What Happened to Biosecurity?
What Happened to Biosecurity?
by JandNLarson - 4/13/09 10:52 AMSeveral years ago, we had a fingerprint reader, but within less than a year after purchase, the manufacturer no longer supported it and such protection was not available. Is any really good bioprotection available, and preferably for less than $100 per item? We are home users with two startup home-office businesses.
I don't have this but you can take a look at
by Donna Buenaventura
- 4/13/09 11:37 AM
In reply to: What Happened to Biosecurity? by JandNLarson
UPEK Eikon Digital Privacy Manager
http://www.upek.com/solutions/eikon/default.asp
Check their support for driver and OS version. It's less than $100.
Other Suggestions?
by JandNLarson - 4/13/09 4:08 PM In reply to: I don't have this but you can take a look at by Donna Buenaventura
This one sounds very useful, IF one can get it to read one's fingers correctly the first time AND on subsequent uses. Are there other recommendations?
Also, our primary computer uses Windows XP Media Center Edition, Service Pack 3. We also have two Windows Vista laptops and a Mac Mini. Whichever device we get would need to work with all three operating systems.
Thanks!
Sorry but not the I know of
by Donna Buenaventura - 4/13/09 11:09 PM
In reply to: Other Suggestions? by JandNLarson
You can take a look at http://www.eyenetwatch.com/biosecurity/biometric-security-buy-hardware.htm
I'm only using Microsoft Fingerprint Reader on Vista 32-bit last time and I have yet install it back since I bought a new desktop. Not sure when I can install it again (free time 
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