IBG Teleconference to Discuss Initial TSA Qualified Product List (QPL) Testing

Testing to evaluate biometric systems for airport access control.

New York, NY (PRWEB) February 7, 2007 -- International Biometric Group (IBG) invites you to join its upcoming teleconference, "TSA Qualified Product List Testing." The teleconference takes place at 1:00PM Eastern Time, Thursday, February 8, 2007.

In this IBG teleconference, Director of Special Projects Michael Thieme will discuss Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Qualified Product List (QPL) Testing.

TSA Qualified Product List Testing.

To participate in this teleconference, please visit www.biometricgroup.com/webcon.

The Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004, Title IV, Section 4011, directs TSA to issue guidance for use of biometric technology in airport access control systems.

Details on QPL testing, including criteria, application forms, fee information, and contact information is provided on the TSA website at www.tsa.gov/join/business/biometric_qualification.shtm.

Products to be tested will include enrollment stations and biometric sensors/readers that can be deployed at airport access points to secure areas. Products that successfully complete the qualification process will be included on the Initial TSA Qualified Products List.

About International Biometric Group
International Biometric Group (IBG) is the biometric industry's leading independent research, consulting and integration firm. IBG builds biometric systems for identification, access control, surveillance, and identity management applications. IBG works with government and commercial clients to design biometric systems, test emerging technologies, and develop go-to-market strategies. IBG provides industry thought leadership in performance, multimodal systems, and market analysis.

Learn more at www.biometricgroup.com.

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