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New biometric security software added to the GSA schedule

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Through Envoy Data Corporation, a distributor of information technology products to the government, Ceelox’s biometric security suite has been approved for the General Services Administration schedule. Through the GSA schedule, government agencies have access to more than 11 million services and products.

The GSA addition has now made Envoy able to offer Ceelox’s protection in identity access management, data and file encryption and email security through fingerprint recognition to all government agencies. [end] 

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