In businesses where computers are used by different people in multiple environments, biometric solutions provide secure access to the user. By means of the software developed, it is also determined who performs which operations on the computers. Thus, transactions made by users remain safe and the right person has access to the system.

Offering biometric solutions, Hitachi H-1 devices perform high-security authentication with finger vein pattern. The Hitachi USB Finger Vein Biometric Authentication Unit H1 performs image capture and analysis to allow a data template to be built. With the encrypted finger vein template, which is almost impossible to be stolen, imitated or shared, secure access to the devices is provided. EagleEYE, developed by ÖLÇSAN, provides facial recognition support for the continuity of secure access to the computers and applications, after the Hitachi H-1 has verified its viability. EagleEYE is a native software designed to provide secure computers and application access and screen security in the field of cyber security. After logging in to the computer with Hitachi H-1, the software running in the background follows the user from the webcam or the computer’s camera and provides access to the user as the right face looks at the screen. All operations and applications used on the screen are logged. Real-time user control EagleEYE automatically closes the application or session when the user leaves the screen or an unauthorized person looks at the screen. This process also prevents another person from behind accessing information from the screen without the person working on the computer noticing it. In addition, Hitachi H-1 and EagleEYE protect the user’s data securely, preventing users who are not careful when getting up from their computers due to their rapid movement, preventing them from accessing their devices in a short time while they are away.

Using the services provided by Hitachi and ÖLÇSAN together provides a secure area for both initial access and real-time control afterwards. Thus, users can take precautions against illegal access or information leakage when logging into their computers.