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If you need to control access to hp
MultiFunction Printers (MFPs) in your organization, install
SecureJet Auth Fingerprint on your hp MFPs and users will need to
authenticate with their finger to get access to the device functions
such as email, fax, copy or scan. No more PIN code to remember, no
more lost badge!
Top-quality
biometrics
 SecureJet Auth Fingerprint is a
sophisticated biometrics sensor allowing users to enroll and
authenticate on hp LaserJet MFPs using their finger instead of their
login and password. It uses a technology that derivates from R&D for
military usage and provides top quality fingerprint recognition.
Users enroll using the MFP built-in
LDAP, Active Directory or Kerberos network authentication. Up to two
fingers can be enrolled per user, and up to 500 users can be
enrolled per MFP. SecureJet Auth Fingerprint offers the fastest
enrollment and recognition speed at the best recognition rate.
Authenticate for MFP applications
 The administrator can define for what MFP functions users must
scan their finger on the sensor to get access. Upon finger recognition, the
MFP knows about the user name, login and email address. That
information is then used by the MFP application such as email
sending (FROM field), copy tracking or secure printing to reclaim
the user print jobs.
The authentication
process is very simple:
 Upon activation of a
function (copy, fax, email, secure printing etc) the SecureJet
Auth-Fingerprint reader lights-up and the MFP screen prompts the
user to scan his finger on the sensor. The user puts his finger on
the sensor and after a few seconds a message on the front panel
indicates if the finger is recognized or unknown.
It could not be more simple: there is nothing to type or touch on
the MFP screen to authenticate.
Once the finger is
recognized SecureJet Auth then grants the access to the MFP function
and supplies to the MFP the following user information:
- User full name
- User login
- User email address
That information will
be reused by MFP functions such as hp Autostore or email
The user name then
shows up on the top left of the screen.
On MFPs, usable with all manageable functions
Authentication on MFPs can authenticate users for:
Authentication on MFPs can authenticate users for:
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Monochrome copy
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Color copy
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Fax sending
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Email sending
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Print jobs
release (requires SecureJet Print SMP)
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Scan to folder
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hp DSS Workflow
TM
-
Autostore TM
-
Omtool AccuRoute
TM
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Job tracking
-
and any other
MFP function managed by the hp Authentication manager
Protecting email sending by forcing the FROM field information
When
SecureJet Auth is used to control MFP email sending, the FROM field
is automatically filled with the user name and email address and
cannot be edited. This ensure no spoofing is done when sending
emails from MFPs.
Enrollment and removal of users: no administration required
SecureJet Auth Fingerprint needs virtually no
administration: users enroll using the MFP built-in LDAP or Kerberos
authentication.
Fits any
business size
Up to 500 users (1000 fingerprints) can
be enrolled per MFP, far more than the average number of users on one MFP.
Fully protected
biometrics information
SecureJet Auth-Fingerprint does not use/store the fingerprint
picture but
a key calculated from some points and lines in
the fingerprint. Not only is it impossible to regenerate the
fingerprint from the key, those keys are also securely stored in
SecureJet Auth-Fingerprint and cannot be read back.
Simple to install
SecureJet
Auth-Fingerprint connects directly inside the MFP and requires no
power supply, no PC
or server. It is configured through the printer embedded web page
and self-removes users that don't use the system. Biometrics and
enrollment information are not lost when the MFP disk is reformated.
System requirements
Supports most hp LaserJet MFPs and Digital
Senders.
Please read the
SecureJet white paper for all information on
pre-requirements
and special features
The SecureJet
Auth-Fingerprint package includes
SecureJet Auth-Fingerprint sensor
Cable routing adhesive brackets
MFP internal cards
Setup guide
Regulation and
compliance
CE and FCC Certified
WEEE and RoHS compliant
Part number:
SJFGP001/printer model
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