Susan Harkins
ssharkins at gmail.com
Fri Feb 13 12:29:43 CST 2009
Now that we have the technology to secure finger readers with laptops, I'm wondering how quickly this technology will spread? I'm thinking about writing a short blog entry on the topic and I'm interested in your thoughts on the subject. Right now, the one question that I haven't found an answer to yet is this -- these readers might enhance security to a network via a laptop or pc, but we'll still have to deal with traditional hackers, right? I'm a little confused because it seems like apples and oranges to me -- kind of like the warnings on birth control pills: "Caution, this product doesn't stop the spread of HIV or STD's" -- um... duh... Am I missing something here -- these readers don't really have the potential for comprehensive protection, right? But, more curious about just a general discussion on the trend -- something good or something that will be quickly replaced by newer and better. I haven't worked with them myself, but I'm using them at the library. :) I thought the scanners were cool, now this! :) I didn't expect them at the library. Susan H.