LENOVO ThinkPlus Preferred Pro USB Fingerprint Keyboard Keyboard

LENOVO ThinkPlus Preferred Pro USB Fingerprint Keyboard - 73P4765 : Preferred Pro USB Fingerprint Keyboard -- UK English (Business Black) All your passwords at the tip of your finger. The new IBM Preferred Pro USB Keyb (...) See more See less

oard with Fingerprint Reader lets users gain access to protected files with the swipe of a finger, rather than typing a password for each application. With this biometric solution to authentication users can choose either to have the convenience of simple fingerprint authentication only, or to configure one of the most secure log-in processes available, in conjunction with IBM's Embedded Security Subsystem. An integrated fingerprint swipe sensor puts all your passwords at the tip of your finger Software configurable for simple fingerprint only log-in or more secure authentication Includes IBM Fingerprint Reader software Compatible with the IBM Embedded Security Subsystem and IBM Client Security Software for one of the most secure log-in processes available Full sized USB keyboard with legendary IBM quality delivers a comfortable design and feel Access IBM button guides users to a variety of information and tools to help set up, understand, maintain, and enhance their ThinkPad notebook or ThinkCentre desktop Backed by renowned IBM Service and Support The most secure log-in process is achieved when used in conjunction with the IBM Embedded Security Subsystem and IBM Client Security Software available on select models of ThinkCentre desktop and ThinkPad notebook computers and configuring to require both fingerprint and password authentication. When active the Embedded Security Subsystem requires users to type in a passphrase once per boot up, even if the system is configured for fingerprint authentication only. Non-Embedded Security Subsystem models can be configured for fingerprint only authentication that does not require typing in a password. This configuration offers convenience, but security is not significantly better than using typed passwords only The IBM Embedded Security Subsystem features an embedded security chip and software users can download to (Description excerpted from: SMC Direct)