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Why fingerprinting?

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MatchLogon with fingerPIN - Overview > Biometric Standards Compliance

MatchLogon was designed from the ground up to support the BioAPI open standard which makes it possible to easily plug in new authentication hardware at any time without re-installing or re-starting the MatchLogon software.

Both biometric and non-biometric technologies are supported by MatchLogon through the use of BioAPI and Biometric Service Provider (BSP) modules. A BSP module is vendor-supplied software that provides enrollment and verification services for a particular hardware device.

BSP modules are completely interchangeable or "pluggable" into the MatchLogon system. Multiple BSP modules can be installed on a server and workstation to reflect the needs of each organization. Such flexibility allows an organization to tailor its use of authentication hardware to best match its workstation environment.

Encryption Algorithms

MatchLogon supports the open Microsoft CryptoAPI interface, which in turn provides a secure interface for the cryptographic functionality that is supplied by the installable Cryptographic Service Provider (CSP) modules. MatchLogon allows the customer to choose required cryptographic algorithms and key lengths for all cryptographic operations (keys exchange, digital signature, data encryption and hashing).

MatchLogon uses the Microsoft Enhanced Cryptographic Service Provider by default, thus providing stronger security by supporting longer key lengths and additional cryptographic algorithms such as RSA, SHA1, RC4.

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