SIG Product Lineup

The Hamster Pro 20 is a fingerprint authentication device certified by the FBI as a Mobile ID FAP20 compliant device, and it has high-quality image reading performance that meets the requirements of FIPS 201 for use by U.S. federal government agencies. It has also obtained STQC certification in India.

• Personal authentication

OmniPass SSO is software that provides secure login to PCs and domains, as well as single sign-on functionality through strong user authentication. It not only enhances security but also improves user convenience and contributes to increased operational efficiency through its single sign-on feature. Additionally, it allows for centralized management of passwords and authentication settings on the server. With OmniPass SSO, users can log in securely and be freed from the burden of remembering and entering an ever-increasing number of passwords. Furthermore, system administrators experience a reduction in support workload due to fewer requests for password resets from users. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.

• Encryption and authentication
• Firewall and intrusion prevention
• Personal authentication

The fingerprint authentication device "Hamster Plus" is an optical fingerprint authentication device that enables computer/network security without replacing the mouse or keyboard currently in use. It is a compact fingerprint authentication device for PCs. The stationary optical fingerprint authentication device Hamster Plus can be viewed by downloading the catalog.

• Personal authentication

"SecuSearch(R)Pro" achieves fast fingerprint matching by utilizing a search function called "index technique." The "index technique" involves pre-arranging fingerprint feature point data in an optimal format for searching in memory, allowing for fingerprint matching by searching for relevant characters using dictionary headers. With the "index technique," an average search speed of one second is achieved for searches involving 10,000 individuals. Additionally, authentication for approximately 1,000 users in a typical corporate information system can be performed in a fraction of a second.

• Personal authentication
• Other security and surveillance systems