1	BIO*GATE® Biometric Authentication Solutions
2	What is BIO*GATE^®?
3	Why You Need BIO*GATE?
4	Authentication
5	BIO*GATE^® Enables Evolution
6	BIO*GATE^® Framework
7	The BIO*GATE^® Network Architecture
8	The BIO*GATE^® Software Architecture
9	The JANUS Biometric Equation: Flexibility Migrate to biometrics Overcome cultural challenges Evolves with financial schedules Fall-back capabilities Ease of Use Simple and elegant structure Consistent interfaces Extensible Framework Biometric recognition devices Databases Cryptographic algorithms
10	The JANUS Biometric Equation: Flexibility + Standards Adheres to Standards: BioAPI A biometric standard used to guarantee longevity Common Data Security Architecture (CDSA) A modular security standard that will keep BIO*GATE up to date with the latest security protocols. Common Biometric Exchange Framework Format (CBEFF)
11	The JANUS Biometric Equation: Flexibility + Standards + Security Multiple Authentication Combinations Password, Fingerprint Iris, Facial Recognition Hand Geometry, Voice Secure At Three Layers Module Machine Domain
12	The JANUS Biometric Equation: Flexibility + Standards + Security = Value Enterprise-Wide Desktop, domain, cross-domain Push-out administration of security rules Centralized and/or decentralized enrollment Policy-Based Control authentication security at central point Group Enrollment Utilizes existing security policies Ease Of Maintenance Maintainability a major focus New devices - easily pluggable Open source and standards-based
13	Hardware and Software Requirements Hardware and Software Requirements BIOGATE Server: Recommended Hardware Requirements • Pentium 4 or comparable CPU • 45 MB Hard Drive space • 512 MB RAM or more • 10/100 Base T network interface card Minimum Software Requirements • Windows 2000 or 2003 Server • Active Directory installed • DNS installed BIOGATE Clients: Recommended Hardware Requirements • Pentium 4 or comparable CPU • 128 MB RAM or more • 30 MB Hard Drive space • 10/100 Base T network interface card Minimum Software Requirements • Windows 2000 or XP
14	BIO*GATE Operational Features Biometric matching for secure authentication between client workstations and servers Single interface for the management of enterprise-wide authentication Encrypts confidential data in transit and in storage Automated fail-over Dynamic load balancing Centralized and/or decentralized enrollment process No proprietary components required for storage or transport (Database, etc.) Managed roll-out allows orderly transition from passwords to biometrics
15	Operational Features Operational Features Unlimited number of servers = Scalability Integrated into the operating system, not just bolted on Audit trail Managed roll-out allows orderly transition from passwords to biometrics Unlimited number of servers = Scalability Integrated into the operating system, not just bolted on Audit trail
16	Advantages Advantages One technology to address many customer environments (simple) High flexibility to accept authentication devices (open-to-change) Enhanced logical and physical security (strengthen security) Easy to deploy and maintain (low cost) Short learning curve and user friendly (eases technology transition) Rapid R.O.I. (cost effective)
17	Benefits Benefits Open architecture Seamless integration Multi-authentication methods Single management interface Supports existing infrastructures Complete authentication framework Scalability Robustness Portability Standards compliant Managed roll-out Increased security and convenience
18	Where is BIO*GATE^® Going? Novell NMAS support Released February 1, 2006 Physical access control security integration Authenticate into facility prior to desktop Leverage industry leaders’ access control systems Class-based authentication policies Dynamically generate authentication policy for currently installed devices
19	The JANUS Approach
20	What Others Are Saying
21	Thank You For Your Time and Interest in BIO*GATE®