According to Engadget, Windows 10 will offer fingerprint, facial, and iris recognition standards to access devices.
This means that as long as a Windows 10 has at least one of the necessary sensors to facilitate the aforementioned features, you’ll be able to access a new framework suite.
The framework will be called ‘Hello’, and will allow users to store biometric scans and the like, which can they be repurposed for secure log-in purposes.
This means that you’ll have a consistent log-in experience across machines built by varying manufacturers.
For devices that lack the above sensors and cameras, there’ll be another security protocol called ‘Passport’.
This back-up system allows you to enter a password alongside a PIN that’s encrypted on your actual device.
