In recent years, we have seen a significant increase in the importance placed on device and data security by technology businesses. With data breaches and hacking becoming more common, there has been an increase in the desire for alternative methods of protecting your device. Companies have risen to the challenge and have truly offered some solid technologies and hardware, in order to keep things secure and private. Microsoft is an example of such a corporation.
The release of Windows 10 provided Microsoft with a blank canvas on which to experiment with new features and functionalities, and it was through this experimentation that Windows Hello was formed. To put it another way, Windows Hello is a biometrics-based solution that enables Windows 10 users to authorise secure access to their devices, apps, online services, and networks using only their fingerprint, iris scan, or facial recognition as their authentication method.
