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Gateways for biometric

The different Gateways for biometric are as following:

Transaction security: this is to secure customers transactions and so to protect their privacy both remotely and onsite.

Network security: this is to give a proper security to the infrastructure of the bank. This controls the specific activities or job functions access for the bank.

Access Control: this the security to vaults, deposit boxes etc.

Background Checks: This protects the internal fraud and illegal transactions with applicant background checks. 

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