Palm vein biometrics from ePortID integrated with MNM’s physical access control

Biometric access control provider ePortID LLC has announced a “strategic teaming arrangement” with physical network infrastructure company MNM Group. A release says the partnership aims to “accelerate the deployment of secure, contactless access control systems across commercial and industrial markets.”

That will bring ePortID’s ePortPass platform, which uses contactless palm vein authentication in place of cards, fobs, or mobile credentials, to the MNM Group’s work in system installation, integration, and field delivery. Jointly, the companies will enable faster deployment and reduced operational complexity with edge-based system architecture.

“This teaming arrangement allows us to scale rapidly while maintaining the integrity of our architecture,” says Paul Labow, president of ePortID. “MNM brings the installation expertise and customer reach needed to deliver our technology efficiently and at scale.”

In palm vein biometrics, says MNM Group Senior Account Executive Marco Martucci, the company sees “a real opportunity to bring a more secure and modern access control solution to our customers. Partnering with ePortID gives us a practical solution that actually works in the field and addresses real security challenges.”

Per the release, the teaming arrangement is effective immediately.

Biometric access control market to surpass $9.84B by 2028

Organizations increasingly look to biometrics as a way to simplify physical access control, cut down on credential sharing and tighten security. Providers both established and new are offering solutions that leverage face, fingerprint and palm biometrics to work, in effect, as keys. The global biometric physical access control market is forecasted to surpass $9.84 billion by 2028.

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access control  |  biometrics  |  contactless biometrics  |  ePortID  |  palm vein authentication  |  palm vein biometrics