These news articles contains information on security issues and solutions on college campuses.

Perfect for hospitals where personnel are often wearing surgical gloves – Lumidigm biometric products are for facilities that spend $100 to $200 per employee per year supporting password-based systems and even more for token- or card-based systems while securing patient information.

Beyond identity management, biometrics, integrated with access controls, now can more accurately and conveniently open a door, allow or block entrance to everything from a country to a port facility, permit admittance into a computer network or database, and even handle homeless individuals in a more caring manner.

This year will mark the 10th anniversary of 9/11, and for many high-risk areas, security remains a work in progress. A perfect example is all the hype that various airports are generating for using—or more to the point, how they are using—body scanning equipment.