While researching the cost of standard fingerprint biometric readers I found that most of them are relativity cheap. One can find a halfway decent reader for around a hundred dollars. However, this type of biometric security is not worth saving a few dollars on security expenses and another means should be considered when securing your business.
There is a saying that says you get what you pay for and in this instance I found it to true. Fingerprint biometric devices are unreliable. They have been found give access to unauthorized users and not give access to authorized users. With this flaw fingerprint scanners are not reliable and should not be used as a security method.
Recommending the use of fingerprint scanners is not plausible because they are not a hundred percent accurate. Why even use a standard biometric device at a main entrance to a building. The best method of securing an entrance to a building is the old fashion way. By using manpower to man the entry control points to the building to check personnel to ensure they have access to the building.
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