"Layered biometrics can be used to restrict physical access, to verify identity for financial transactions, and to control access to information over computer and telephony networks," Keyware said. Keyware's LBV Security Server, in fact, is actually a specialized user database, which in principle, records and synthesizes many types of data extracted from users. In the future, spoken passwords -- combined with visual-pattern recognition and touch-sensor data -- can reduce the possibility of misidentification down to zero, the company said. <Picture: TW>
Basically, the article was for another company releasing voice-print security boards....PERI has partnered with specific companies on this already. This article proves that PERI is ahead of the curve in telephony apps, which is good to know as investors like me are wondering what PERI is doing. I think when a stock is in the doghouse, it's important to look around its sector and see if it's problems are company specific or not.
Hope this helps
John |
