The Healthcare and Enterprise Wireless Experience

Multi-Factor Biometric Authentication and the Requirement for Enterprise Security

Biometric authentication should not be installed on the device or in the cloud. In addition, it needs to be multi-factor biometric authentication. Passwords should not be installed in the cloud.

- The further away my biometrics are from me, the less secure they are and the less reliable they become.

- The more continuously my biometrics are connected... the less secure they are and the less reliable they become.

- More and more peoples biometrics are being stored "at risk" on the smart phone and "The Cloud".

- What is required for every transaction and access?

Am I who I say I am?
Am I authorized to access what I am requesting?

- Multi-factor Biometrics are the ultimate in Personal Identification...facial, fingerprint, voice, iris, etc.

- Multi-factor biometrics = Multi-Level Security

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Download All forms of biometric authentication are not created equal | BiometricUpdate

Cybersecurity for Medical Devices and Healthcare

Addressing cybersecurity is front and center. Not having a plan..well is not good. Everyday another news story. Integra Systems, Inc. is developing applications and multi-factor biometric solutions to provide the medical device and healthcare space the tools to address this head on.

We are in the middle of crafting the best of practices design guidelines.

Download The internet of things (to be hacked) | The Economist

Wireless Wearable Market in 2015

Integra Systems, Inc. is working with several start-ups in this space and see a major huge opportunity to put the patient back in charge of their care. The wearable device market is about to explode, according to analyst firm International Data Corporation.

After shipping 19.6 million wearables in 2014, IDC expects vendors to send 45.7 million units out their doors this year, a 133.4 percent gain. And for the foreseeable future, the forecast looks encouragingly bright.

Shipments of wearable devices will reach 126.1 million units by 2019, predicts IDC. Device makers can expect to ramp up production with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 45.1 percent during the next five years.

Please the latest ULP Issue from Nordic Semiconductor. Have worked on projects with Nordic regarding ANT and BTLE.

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