Qrl - Remote Network Access using Fingerprint Recognition

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Qrl allows companies to offer another level of security to customers, employees, and vendors that use the Internet or Intranet to communicate. How do you know that the other person on the other side of that internet connection is really who they say they are?

• If you are a bank - how do you know the person doing the wire transfer or cash transfer is really who they say they are?
• If you are a higher learning institution - how do you know that the person taking this final exam or licensing exam via the internet is really who they say they are?

Qrl will secure identities before data is transferred to and from an Intranet, Internet or other type of remote location. Because security is weakest at the remote computer, Qrl works with a web browser at the server level. Qrl captures the user's fingerprint on a lightweight fingerprint reader at the local machine and then translates and encrypts the biometric data to be sent to the server for authentication. The authentication takes place at the website's host environment versus the local machine - behind appropriate security and firewall technology. No record of PINs, passwords, or biometric data resides on the local computer.










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Benefits A truly secure method of securing electronic transactions - Biometric authorization takes place at the host website's secure environment - not at the local machine where password and PINS can be entered by anyone. Easy to install for end users - By installing a small Internet Explorer plug-in and the software driver for the biometric reader, an end user is now ready to go. A Qrl biometric reader plugs into an available USB Port on the end user's computer. Fosters goodwill by providing your customers and employees with the electronic security and "peace of mind" because you show the utmost importance for their secure transactions. Spend less time and less money chasing fraud. QRL allows yo to be proactive and prevent Internet fraud before it happens. Prevent transactions from taking place unless they are biometrically authenticated.

Features Minimal Installation Required The reader and a small Internet Explorer plug-in is all that is required on the end user's side. No Authorization Data Resides on Local Machine Since authorization takes place at the host website's server, there is nothing for hackers to steal from the local machine. Server Based Software The Qrl authentication server sits behind your firewall within your IT department. Therefore, the authentication of your customer, employee, or vendor takes place not on the end user's machine where fraud cannot be controlled, but rather within your IT infrastructure security.