biometric encryption

Biometric encryption is a security technology that combines biometric data—like fingerprints, facial recognition, or iris scans—with encryption methods to protect personal information. When you scan your fingerprint, for example, the system converts it into a unique code that is securely stored, rather than keeping the actual fingerprint. This way, even if the data is stolen, it cannot easily be used to identify you. Biometric encryption ensures that both your identity and sensitive data are safeguarded, enabling secure authentication while minimizing the risk of identity theft.