Windows workstations
Supported built-in fingerprint sensors or external security keys.
Bring fingerprint and device biometrics into a considered authentication design for individual devices and shared work environments.
In a FIDO security-key flow, the fingerprint is checked on the key to unlock the protected credential. The service verifies the cryptographic response. The fingerprint itself is not sent to the service.
Supported built-in fingerprint sensors or external security keys.
Touch ID or compatible WebAuthn security-key flows.
Supported Android fingerprint and iPhone Face ID or Touch ID methods.
A separately designed 1:N identification workflow for multiple registered users.
A shared-workstation system may identify a person from a set of registered users through a 1:N server-based workflow. Its enrolment, data storage and privacy architecture differ from an individual FIDO key. Document those flows and review suitability before deployment.
Know where templates, identity records and authentication logs are processed.
Limit biometric use to the agreed authentication need.
Provide appropriate enrolment, exception and recovery procedures.
Assess relevant organisational and sector requirements with the responsible teams.
NARU Cyber Security is delivered using authentication technology developed by OCTATCO Co., Ltd., including M2A, EzFinger and EzQuant. NARU provides local solution design, integration and delivery.
In the described FIDO security-key flow, the fingerprint template remains in the key’s protected hardware. Server-based 1:N workflows require a separate documented data-flow review.
No. This website does not collect biometric data.
NARU Cyber Security is delivered using authentication technology developed by OCTATCO Co., Ltd., Republic of Korea, including OCTATCO M2A (EzAuth), EzFinger and EzQuant. Technology attribution
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