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How is Fingerprinting Express Different?

2026-02-13T03:40:01-08:00

Comfortable, easy to find retail store: Our goal is to make an awkward fingerprinting process comfortable. From the time the customer walks in, they are greeted with a smile, to the time they are being fingerprinted we make sure they are relaxed and have the best possible experience. We have a touchscreen TV, in the comfortable waiting lobby, of games to occupy kids young and old. Special store design and layout with security zones, key controlled access points, with the most vigilant policies on protecting personal information. Above and beyond service: We pride ourselves on being experts in the industry. We assist new business owners with determining the services they are required to obtain on themselves and their applicants. [...]

How is Fingerprinting Express Different?2026-02-13T03:40:01-08:00

Fingerprints With Passwords To Secure Your Identity

2026-02-27T04:50:40-08:00

Experian, one of the big three credit reporting agencies released results from a survey in January 2016, showing that more than 60% of adults in the UK believe biometric identification, including fingerprints, are just as secure as or even more secure than passwords. Fear of identity theft is the driving factor behind this trend, the survey revealed, and more than 40% of respondents felt fingerprint scanning was the most reliable form of alternative identity. Experian managing director Ian Cunningham said passwords are not a thing of the past, however. He says the best way to secure your identity is by using multiple factors for identification, including biometrics combined with passwords in order to deter criminals from accessing your personal [...]

Fingerprints With Passwords To Secure Your Identity2026-02-27T04:50:40-08:00

New Regulations in Kentucky to Safeguard Vulnerable Populations

2026-02-13T04:06:06-08:00

On Nov. 20, 2015, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear signed emergency regulations requiring health care providers to obtain national criminal background checks on new employees and other individuals who provide direct one-on-one care to elderly residents or patrons in order to renew the facility’s license to operate in the state. More than 1,300 providers will be required to obtain national criminal background checks for new employees. According to Gov. Beshear, the regulation is based on a federal law allowing national criminal background checks and will ensure thorough tracking of the histories of perpetrators of crimes against vulnerable populations, whether it occurred in the state of Kentucky or elsewhere across the United States. Kentucky previously only required name-based background checks, which [...]

New Regulations in Kentucky to Safeguard Vulnerable Populations2026-02-13T04:06:06-08:00
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