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Homeland Security

Cross Match to Support South Korean Fingerprint Verification System

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Wednesday, August 17th, 2011

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Cross Match Technologies and its technology partner Digent Co., Ltd, have been selected by the South Korean Ministry of Justice to support its Foreigners' Fingerprint Verification System. The ministry will register foreign travelers in 30 immigration offices throughout South Korea using the Cross Match Patrol, and FBI Appendix F- certified biometric capture device that delivers flats and 10-print images. Digent is supplying its Fingerprint Authentication Server software, which allows for rapid matching and verification of captured fingerprints. The companies' say…

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