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Biometrics The challenge: Identity fraud endangers lives and costs money. Charged with securing borders, providing services and benefits to those in need, preventing terrorism, tracking offenders, and handling sensitive information, government agencies are seeking more reliable ways to identify their constituents and staff, prevent fraud, and keep dangerous materials out of the wrong hands. They do this in the face of numerous challenges: limited staff and budgets, competing priorities, technology that eases ID forgery, and legal and privacy concerns. Whether it's an immigration officer, a weapons depot security guard, or medical staff at a corrections facility, each needs a way to positively identify those they interact with - quickly, securely, and on-the-spot. The solution: Portable biometrics bring real-time positive ID to the field. Motorola has a comprehensive biometric handheld identity management solution, complete with capture, storage, transmission, and verification tools operating in a seamless mobility environment - Motorola Mobile AFIS. Motorola Mobile AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System) delivers four key capabilities: UÊ 1:N remote identification - perform searches against remote databases using records transmitted securely via wireless technology from the device UÊ 1:N local identification - capture and search one or more fingerprint(s) against a portable database stored on the handheld device in situations where communications may be limited UÊ 1:1 local verification - match one or more fingerprints against other known fingerprints to verify that the two are the same using a contactless smart card, barcode or other secure credential. UÊ 1:1 remote verification - match one fingerprint against another fingerprint stored at a remote location to verify identity and establish that the record is maintained in the database. The result: more rapid, accurate identification, leading to reduced fraud, safer streets, and less hassle for law-abiding citizens. Motorola MC70 Enterprise Digital Assistant with fingerprint reader attachment. 11 9

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Biometrics
The challenge:
Identity fraud endangers lives and costs money.
Charged with securing borders, providing services and benefits
to those in need, preventing terrorism, tracking offenders, and
handling sensitive information, government agencies are seeking
more reliable ways to identify their constituents and staff, prevent
fraud, and keep dangerous materials out of the wrong hands.
They do this in the face of numerous challenges: limited staff and
budgets, competing priorities, technology that eases ID forgery,
and legal and privacy concerns. Whether it’s an immigration officer,
a weapons depot security guard, or medical staff at a corrections
facility, each needs a way to positively identify those they interact
with – quickly, securely, and on-the-spot.
The solution:
Portable biometrics bring real-time positive ID to the field.
Motorola has a comprehensive biometric handheld identity
management solution, complete with capture, storage,
transmission, and verification tools operating in a seamless mobility
environment — Motorola Mobile AFIS.
Motorola Mobile AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification
System) delivers four key capabilities:
1:N remote identification – perform searches against remote
databases using records transmitted securely via wireless
technology from the device
1:N local identification – capture and search one or more
fingerprint(s) against a portable database stored on the handheld
device in situations where communications may be limited
1:1 local verification – match one or more fingerprints against
other known fingerprints to verify that the two are the same
using a contactless smart card, barcode or other secure
credential.
1:1 remote verification – match one fingerprint against another
fingerprint stored at a remote location to verify identity and
establish that the record is maintained in the database.
The result: more rapid, accurate identification, leading to reduced
fraud, safer streets, and less hassle for law-abiding citizens.
Motorola MC70 Enterprise Digital Assistant with fingerprint
reader attachment.
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