McAfee LiveSafe Cloud Storage introduces biotechnology

Http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/33924.html ">mcafee will launch a new LiveSafe security and storage product next month that incorporates advanced biometric technologies.

It is reported that LiveSafe is a product that McAfee has worked with Intel to protect data and identity information on consumer devices. As part of the service, users will be able to use voice and facial recognition techniques to protect data hidden in the personal storage room.

"Personal Storage Room" provides users with a 1 GB secure cloud storage safe. The user is stored in these are similar passports, credit cards and other sensitive personal information. McAfee Group Product manager Yogesh Jain said. "The user can then access the file through face recognition, speech recognition, and so on, to prove their identity." ”

The user will authenticate the images and recordings and input their devices, and encrypt the information to be sent to the cloud server. When a user accesses a personal file, it needs to be authenticated by biometric technology.

In addition, speech recognition algorithms have been tested and tuned to be able to identify different languages in different regions. The product also supports Anti-malware, anti-spam and other features that support devices such as smartphones and PCs. A PC device needs to be configured with a webcam and an Intel processor to use voice and face recognition. At the same time, Jain says, users can add devices they want to manage and download the necessary software.

The service will be dedicated to users on Dell PCs from June 9 onwards. July 1, customers will be able to buy by selecting a retailer. For users who install this software on a new PC, the annual service charge is 19.99 dollars. After that, users pay a fee of 79.99 dollars a year. For existing PC users, the software 12-month service charge of 79.99 U.S. dollars.