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Home > News > Onyx HD3 Brings Fingerprint Security to Enterprise iOS and Android Users

Onyx HD3 Brings Fingerprint Security to Enterprise iOS and Android Users

April 23, 2014 by Benjamin J. Roethig

Diamond Fortress Technologies is launching an SDK for its Onyx HD3 platform for iOS and Android Business Applications. Onyx HD3 is a touch-free biometric platform that takes pictures of your fingerprint using your smartphone’s rear camera. The company claims this offers a higher level security than fingerprint sensors (Like those deployed on the iPhone 5S, Galaxy S5 and HTC One Max) and at a lower price. They recommend it as part of a two-factor authentication solution. The Onyx platform can be incorporated into any Enterprise applications through C++ code and wrapped in programming languages best suited to iOS and Android.

Onxy HD3 can be tried as a 60-day trial right now.

ONYX HD3™ Delivers Biometric Touchless Fingerprint Security to Enterprise iOS and Android Applications

60-day free trial now available; Auto-capture capability added

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – April 22, 2014 – Diamond Fortress Technologies (DFT) today released ONYX HD3™, a touchless biometric fingerprint authentication software development kit (SDK) for enterprise mobile applications. Requiring no additional hardware, ONYX HD3 provides a greater level of biometric security than touch-based fingerprint scanners by using a mobile devices’ rear-facing camera to take a picture of a finger and proprietary algorithms to accurately identify and match the users’ unique fingerprint. ONYX HD3 is now available for a 60-day free trial at DiamondFortress.com.

To improve the user experience, ONYX HD3 also features Auto-capture, which automatically frames and takes a picture of your fingerprint to login, removing the need to tap the screen.

“ONYX not only outperforms touch-based sensor solutions, but does so at a fraction of the cost,” said DFT CEO Chace Hatcher. “We give businesses greater flexibility in safely delivering their data, products, and services, while providing their employees and customers with a game-changing combination of increased security and convenience.”

As a touchless solution, ONYX HD3 avoids many of the distorting variables present with hardware scanners, resulting in a more accurate copy of the actual fingerprint. This is essential for enterprises requiring an extra layer of security to prevent mobile data breaches and theft, identify theft, skimming, and fraud.

Because ONYX HD3 is entirely software-based, developers can integrate the SDK into a broad array of systems for use on any mobile device with a rear-facing camera. Integration of ONYX HD3 SDK can be completed in two weeks or less, allowing rapid implementation of 2-factor authentication for enterprise applications. ONYX HD3 is a software library written in C++, wrapped with Java for use on Android and Objective C for use on iOS.

Enterprises, developers or anyone interested in adding biometric security to their applications can sign up for a free 60-day trial of ONYX HD3 at DiamondFortress.com.

About Diamond Fortress Technologies

DiamonDiamond Fortress Technologies (DFT) is the first known company to successfully develop a mobile touchless fingerprint biometrics software solution. Our patent pending technology, Onyx utilizes the rear-facing camera found on mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets as the fingerprint collection sensor. Onyx eliminates the need for hardware peripherals or device form-factor redesign for scanner integration. The most widely-deployed fingerprint authenticator worldwide by device type, ONYX HD3 delivers the high security of biometric authentication to everyone a cost-effective and easily adoptable way.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: biometrics, business, enterprise, software

About Benjamin J. Roethig

Ben is an external Associate Editor at Geek Beat. He can be described connoisseur of things technological. Ben's hobbies include reading up on Military, Naval, and Aeronautical history, playing around with his Macs and iDevices, exploring the mountainous bluffs of Dubuque, IA and Galena, IL, and proving that 15+ years of practice does not make perfect on his guitars. If you want to find him Ben can be found on Twitter (@benroethig), Google (gplus.to/benroethig), and as an occasional guest on Apple related podcasts.

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