biometric screening
Identity through physiology
Biometric screening is the collection and analysis of physical measurements—blood pressure, cholesterol levels, body mass index, glucose levels—typically conducted by employers or health programs to assess health risks.
Results may determine insurance premiums or qualify employees for wellness incentives: The company offers a discount on premiums if you complete your biometric screening.
- fingerprint recognitionIdentity verification via digit patterns
- blood pressure monitoringAssessing circulatory system tension
- facial recognitionAutomated identification by face
- DNA profilingIdentification via genetic sequences
- data encryptionSecuring information through coding
informed consent · opt out · privacy · wellness · retina · body mass index · health fair · employee wellness · authentication · access control · airport security · voice · HIPAA · biometric data · personal data · medical records · palm · health
- airport securityTSA, TSA agent, security, security checkpoint, metal detector
- screeningbackground checks, drug testing, mammography, mammograms, colonoscopy
- workplace healthnurse station, first aid room, occupational therapy, OSHA, wellness exam
- workplace wellnesswellness, wellness program, corporate wellness, wellness programs, fitness program
- underwritingunderwriting, underwriter, eligibility criteria, conditional approval, policy limits
- immigrationimmigrant, immigrants, visa, refugee, citizenship
biometric screeningPIN verification
Confirming a secret number
security questions · two-factor authentication · one-time password · CAPTCHA · badge swipe
biometric screeninganonymity
Unknown identity state
honor system · open access · self-identification · anonymous browsing · universal access