ZK Software, a developer of facial and fingerprint recognition systems, has introduced a new two-factor authentication device.

The device, called iFace utilizes both fingerprint and facial recognition and can authenticate an identity in two seconds. Additionally, the iFace, which is designed for use in time and attendance tracking, physical access control and basic identification authentication, touts other capabilities such as ability to store multiple facial expressions, infrared camera for authentication in poor light and options for wireless communication.   

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