Biometric access control firm BioConnect has announced a partnership with UK security firm Norbain that will involve the inclusion of new BioConnect biometric products to the Norbain product portfolio.BioConnect develops products using devices and IP access control solutions from South Korea's Suprema, while Norbain deploys IP, CCTV, and intruder detection platforms. “In the past, biometrics were perceived strictly as products for 'high security' environments, but we're seeing use cases that stretch far beyond that, to provide identity assurance, security and convenience to markets such as education, data centres and in enterprise settings,” said Founder and CEO Rob Douglas. “Our partnership with Norbain facilitates great relationships with key accounts in these markets.”Earlier this month, BioConnect announced that it had become the newest sponsor member of the FIDO Alliance.
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