Your data protection is our highest priority
CheckMet is built with security and privacy at its core
At CheckMet, we understand that handling biometric data carries significant responsibility. Our platform is designed from the ground up with robust security measures and privacy protections to ensure your sensitive information is always safe.
We adhere to the highest security standards and comply with relevant data protection regulations, including GDPR, to provide you with a secure, privacy-first attendance management solution.
Multi-layered security designed for biometric data
CheckMet doesn't store actual facial images. Instead, we create encrypted mathematical templates that cannot be reverse-engineered into an actual image.
All data in transit and at rest is protected with industry-leading encryption standards to prevent unauthorized access.
Comprehensive access management ensures only authorized personnel can access specific data and functionality.
Our platform is hosted on enterprise-grade infrastructure with multiple layers of physical and network security.
Designed for European data protection requirements
CheckMet helps you establish and document the legal basis for processing biometric data, with built-in consent management workflows and comprehensive record-keeping.
Our system collects only the data necessary for attendance tracking. We convert facial scans to encrypted templates rather than storing actual images, adhering to data minimization principles.
CheckMet provides tools to help you fulfill data subject rights requests, including the right to access, right to be forgotten, data portability, and more.
Configure customizable data retention policies to ensure biometric data is only kept as long as necessary for attendance tracking purposes.
We provide comprehensive Data Processing Agreements (DPAs) that clearly outline our responsibilities as a data processor and your rights as a data controller.
Privacy principles built into every aspect of CheckMet
CheckMet includes comprehensive consent workflows for employee enrollment, ensuring transparent communication about data usage and proper documentation of consent.
Clear documentation and notifications about what data is collected, how it's processed, and who has access to it. Employees can view their own attendance records at any time.
We provide templates and guidance for conducting Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs) to help you evaluate and mitigate privacy risks before deployment.
Built-in workflows for managing data subject requests, including access, correction, deletion, and data portability, helping you fulfill your GDPR obligations.
Advanced protection against attendance fraud
CheckMet's facial recognition system incorporates sophisticated anti-spoofing technology to prevent fraudulent check-ins. Our system can detect and reject various spoofing attempts, ensuring the integrity of your attendance data.
Advanced algorithms detect when someone attempts to use a printed or digital photo instead of a live face.
Our system can identify video replays and distinguish them from live facial presentations.
The system can identify 3D masks and other physical spoofing attempts through depth and texture analysis.
Multi-factor liveness detection ensures the person is physically present during check-in.
Common questions about data protection in CheckMet
CheckMet does not store actual facial images. During enrollment, we convert facial scans into mathematical templates that are encrypted and securely stored. These templates cannot be reverse-engineered into facial images and are unusable outside of our system.
Access to biometric data is strictly limited through role-based permissions. Only authorized administrators with specific security clearances can access template data, and all access is logged for audit purposes. Regular employees can never access biometric data of other employees.
CheckMet provides configurable data retention policies. By default, biometric templates are retained only for the duration of employment plus a short grace period. When an employee leaves, their biometric data can be automatically purged from the system. Attendance records can be retained separately for compliance purposes without keeping the biometric templates.
CheckMet supports all GDPR data subject rights, including the right to access, right to be forgotten, data portability, and more. Employees can view what data is stored about them, request corrections, and withdraw consent for biometric processing (switching to alternative attendance methods if needed).
Yes, CheckMet undergoes regular security assessments by independent third parties. We maintain ISO 27001 certification, SOC 2 compliance, and conduct regular penetration testing. Our security measures are continuously updated to address emerging threats.
CheckMet has a comprehensive data breach response plan in place. In the unlikely event of a breach, we would notify affected customers promptly, cooperate with authorities, and provide support for any required notifications to data subjects. However, it's important to note that even in a breach scenario, the encrypted templates cannot be used to recreate facial images.
Independent verification of our security practices
CheckMet maintains certification with the international standard for information security management systems, demonstrating our commitment to robust security practices.
Our annual SOC 2 Type II audit verifies that CheckMet has established and follows strict information security policies and procedures encompassing the security, availability, and confidentiality of customer data.
CheckMet is designed to help organizations comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) when processing biometric data for attendance purposes.
Our platform supports compliance with the California Consumer Privacy Act for organizations operating in California or dealing with California residents' data.
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