Laptop security allows ten identities to be recorded for any one user

A Nottinghamshire policeman has been sent to prison for inappropriate use of police computers. The man from West Bridgford used the force systems to find personal information. Robert Kirk, who joined Nottinghamshire Police in 1985, confessed to carrying out nearly 500 searches on police databases over eight years. At Derby Crown Court, Judge David Pugsley said he had committed "a major breach of trust,” adding: “I cannot accept that you were unaware that what you were doing was wrong.”

Time and Attendance Midlands can supply business security systems that grant safe control of computer access. We have three different models of plug-in biometric control scanners to choose from, enabling you to enhance your PC and laptop security with state-of-the-art biometric fingerprint reading technology, and there is no need for external power cables or batteries. Enrolment of biometric information is fast and effortless, with up to ten identities allowed to be recorded for any one user, i.e. one for each finger.