Boost Laptop Security With Biometric Fingerprint Scanners

When Qualcomm CEO Irwin Jacobs got his laptop stolen last month at a conference, the technology to protect his information may already have been at his fingertips. By using a biometric fingerprint scanner, Jacobs could have added a layer of security . . . When Qualcomm CEO Irwin Jacobs got his laptop stolen last month at a conference, the technology to protect his information may already have been at his fingertips. By using a biometric fingerprint scanner, Jacobs could have added a layer of security to his laptop, which he said contained proprietary information that was possibly valuable to foreign governments.

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