Suprema
Suprema Overview:
Global provider of biometric technology specializing in fingerprint/multi-modal access control, embedded modules and live scanning system
Suprema is a global leader in biometrics and securities technology. By combining world renowned biometric algorithms with superior engineering, Suprema is able to continually develop and manufacture reliable industry leading products. Suprema’s extensive portfolio of products include biometric access control systems, time & attendance devices, fingerprint/live scanners and embedded fingerprint modules.
Suprema supports world wide sales network that spans across more than 133 countries around the world and was the first biometrics company listed on Korea's stock market (KOSDAQ 094840)
- Company Certifications
- ISO14001
- ISO9001
- FBI IQS Appendix F for live-scanners
- UL certification for access control products
- CE/FCC certifications for all access control products
- Products
- Access Control
- Time Attendance
- PC/Network Security Solution
- Live Scanning Systems
- ePassport Readers
- Fingerprint Modules
- Industries
- General
- Commercial
- Government
- Administration
- Education/Academic
- Food and Beverage
- Healthcare
- Law Enforcement
- Finance
Suprema news
Suprema, a global pioneer in intelligent access control and physical security solutions, has obtained ISO/IEC 42001 certification, the international standard for Artificial Intelligence Management Systems (AIMS). The certification confirms that Suprema has established a formal governance framework for AI in its access control solutions is built, operated, and continuously improved. ISO/IEC 42001 is not a benchmark for product performance. The standard evaluates the organizational framework behind AI operations: the policies, accountability structures, risk controls, and oversight practices that determine how AI systems are managed. For Suprema, the certified scope covers AI applied to biometric authentication and identity verification across BioStation Series, BioEntry Series, and BioStar Platform. Public sector procurement Certification required an independent audit by an accredited third-party body, providing customers with external verification about Suprema's AI governance practices rather than self-reported assurances. Enterprise, government, healthcare, and financial customers evaluating Suprema's access control systems can now formally review how Suprema governs its AI as part of procurement due diligence. As AI governance requirements tighten in regulated industries and public sector procurement, that level of transparency is increasingly relevant to vendor selection. Future expansion of AI use Suprema applies AI in its access control solutions to improving the accuracy and processing speed of biometric authentication. The scope of AI use is verified under ISO/IEC 42001 framework, and as Suprema's AI capabilities develop, that governance structure is designed to scale with them, ensuring any future expansion of AI use is held to the same standards of review and accountability. ISO/IEC 42001 also provides a foundation relevant to evolving regulatory requirements, including the EU AI Act, which applies differentiated obligations based on AI risk classification. High-risk AI system obligations are scheduled to take effect on August 2, 2026, with implementation details still under discussion. Suprema is monitoring these developments and addressing related requirements on an ongoing basis. Information security management Suprema previously held ISO/IEC 27001 certification for information security management and ISO/IEC 27701 for privacy information management. With ISO/IEC 42001 now in place, customers can evaluate Suprema's security, privacy, and AI governance posture as a single integrated framework. "Our customers need to know that the AI in their security systems is not only accurate, it is also governed responsibly and verified independently," said Hanchul Kim, CEO of Suprema Inc. "Every certification Suprema pursues reflects the same conviction: trust has to be earned, and it has to be proven. We cannot simply tell customers that the AI in their access control systems is responsibly built and carefully governed. We need independent verification to back that up. ISO/IEC 42001 is exactly that, and we intend to maintain and build on this standard as AI governance requirements continue to develop globally."
Suprema, a global pioneer in AI-powered access control and security solutions, announces the launch of BioStation 3 Max, the company's new flagship AI biometric terminal. Built around a single conviction—trust engineered into every door—BioStation 3 Max consolidates Suprema's full range of authentication methods: face and fingerprint biometrics at the core, with RFID, mobile, QR, and PIN. It all comes together on one hardened, identity-first platform — sub-second face matching, a premium 7-inch touchscreen, purpose-built for corporate lobbies to mission-critical entrances. Mission-critical entrances As access terminals become networked endpoints, hardening the device is no longer optional — it is the foundation of trust. A hardened Linux OS with Secure Boot ensures only signed firmware ever executes. A CC EAL6+ certified secure element protects credentials and cryptographic keys at the silicon level. Biometric templates are encrypted, device communication is TLS-secured, and an active tamper response triggers immediate alerts on physical compromise. For deployments where user privacy is paramount, BioStation 3 Max supports Template-on-Mobile and Template-on-Card options, which store biometric data on the user's personal device or smart card instead of centralized servers, providing privacy-first options for sensitive environments. Unparalleled AI Performance Busy entrances are unforgiving. A terminal that hesitates creates queues, slows throughput, and compounds into operational cost across every access point. Powered by Suprema's latest AI engine on a dedicated NPU, BioStation 3 Max matches faces in under 0.3 seconds—even for people in motion. Dual 2MP visual and IR cameras deliver liveness detection and anti-spoofing that hold up against printed photos, replay videos, and 3D masks. BioStation 3 Max handles sunglasses, masks, varied angles, and shifting lighting without slowing the line. The terminal scales to 100,000 enrolled users. Clear authentication prompts BioStation 3 Max is where authentication, user feedback, and intercom communication come together. A 7-inch IPS touchscreen delivers clear authentication prompts, face positioning guidance, and custom branded messaging, while a built-in VoIP intercom with SIP integration lets visitors speak directly to reception at attended entrances. IP65 and IK06 ratings protect against dust, water, and impact across demanding indoor and outdoor environments. The terminal supports speed-gate and wall mounting, with PoE+ on select models delivering power and data over one cable. "BioStation 3 Max defines the new standard for identity-first security," said Hanchul Kim, CEO of Suprema Inc. "Biometric authentication, certified hardware security, and superior AI performance, brought together in one flagship terminal. Trust, engineered into every door."
SECON & eGISEC 2026 attracted 412 exhibitors from 19 countries and regions and 26,389 industry professionals from over 31 countries and regions. The event featured 32 conference tracks, over 159 sessions, more than 410 business-matching meetings, and over 170 international hosted buyers. Held at KINTEX from 18–20 March, SECON & eGISEC 2026 highlighted the growing convergence of physical and cybersecurity in the AI era. Now in its 25th edition, SECON, together with eGISEC, is the world’s first integrated security event encompassing both physical and cybersecurity solutions. Integrated security event It is also recognized as Korea’s longest-running and most established security exhibition. As AI, cloud computing, and quantum security become central to addressing cyber threats, the convergence of physical and cybersecurity—along with AI- and IoT-based solutions—has emerged as a key industry trend. This shift was evident at SECON & eGISEC 2026, held under the theme “Building Trust in the Age of AI.” As a pioneer integrated security event, SECON demonstrated how AI is being applied across integrated security. Key applications included biometric access control, real-time abnormal behavior detection, and safety solutions for smart cities, ICT infrastructure, and wildfire monitoring. The event also highlighted Explainable AI (XAI) and Proactive AI technologies, enabling transparent decision-making and predictive response capabilities. Integrating facial authentication Major exhibitors including Verkada, Suprema, TP-Link, Hanwha Vision, and Union Biometrics presented platform-based solutions integrating video security, access control, and analytics. Suprema introduced its “Suprema AI Platform,” integrating facial authentication, video analytics, and access control, allowing centralized management of access logs and CCTV footage in a single system. TP-Link showcased an integrated solution connecting its B2B and B2C products— “VIGI,” “Omada,” and “Tapo”—along with its AI assistant “Aireal™” for network management, device control, and video search in one platform. Union Biometrics unveiled its cloud-based access control platform “Alpeta X” and “Integrated Authentication Center,” along with biometric authentication technologies such as pet nose print registration system and “Live Guard”. Hardware–software integration Verkada presented a cloud-based platform integrating video security, access control, and sensor systems, enhancing security and operational efficiency through AI analytics and hardware–software integration. Hanwha Vision introduced an integrated platform covering design to operation, featuring AI cameras with enhanced low-light performance, WDR, and noise reduction, along with cloud-based video surveillance and dynamic privacy masking. n the camera and video surveillance sector, TVT highlighted AI video search and thermal imaging solutions tailored to various industries, while IDIS offered an immersive “IDIS Safety CINEMA” to showcase ultra-low-light “NOVA” cameras and web-based transaction-blocking solutions. Shortage of cybersecurity professionals Overall, SECON 2026 demonstrated the growth potential of the AI-driven integrated security market through a diverse range of monitoring platforms and analytics solutions. eGISEC 2026, a pioneer cybersecurity-focused event, focused on automation and integration technologies addressing the shortage of cybersecurity professionals. AI-driven real-time analysis and pattern recognition enabled large-scale threat detection and response, while Proactive AI and natural language-based analytics supported tasks difficult for humans to handle. Zero Trust solutions were also widely showcased, addressing insider threats and lateral movement in remote and hybrid environments. Key exhibitors included AhnLab, INCA Internet, SoftCamp, and WAREVALLEY. Core data protection AhnLab presented its next-generation network security solution “AhnLab XTG” platform, integrating firewall, VPN, ZTNA, IPS, and DLP, along with virtual system deployment use cases for large enterprises and data centers. INCA Internet introduced its centralized endpoint security platform “TACHYON,” demonstrating USB/external storage control, DLP, and malware prevention for corporate, public, financial, and gaming sectors. SoftCamp showcased “AX Security Enabler,” integrating document security (DRM) and access control with hands-on SaaS use cases, and its Zero Trust remote access solution “SHIELDGATE,” featuring RBI technology, IAP-based access control, and web isolation. WAREVALLEY presented “Chakra Max,” integrating database access control and auditing, and “LogCatch,” offering integrated log management and anomaly detection for core data protection and security operations. AI-based integrated security solutions Through eGISEC, visitors were able to experience how various AI-based integrated security solutions and automation technologies are applied in real-world scenarios, while gaining a comprehensive view of the latest trends in next-generation cybersecurity. SECON & eGISEC 2026 officially invited more than 170 Hosted Buyers and delegates from 15 countries and regions, including the USA, China, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Thailand, Lebanon, and South Korea. The Organiser provided a Business Matching Platform to facilitate pre-event communication and scheduling between buyers and over 300 exhibitors. The platform enabled smooth online discussions ahead of the show, resulting in highly productive on-site 1:1 meetings. As a result, more than 410 meetings were pre-matched, with potential business valued at USD 45 million discussed. Hosted Buyers praised the program for its efficiency and the opportunity to explore cutting-edge technologies and potential partnerships. Valuable networking opportunities Mr. Jincai Yang, International President of Asia Pacific Security Association (APSA), said, “This is like the fourth industrial revolution-to experience all these new technologies like AI, security solutions, and UAV/unmanned systems, how they cooperate with each other in SECON & eGISEC.” Mr. Bede Lau, Business Development Manager at ASSA ABLOY GLOBAL SOLUTIONS SINGAPORE PTE LTD, noted, “The online platform made it easy to understand each other’s business and prepare for meetings in advance, saving valuable time on-site.” Ms. Shereen Wong, Head of Product & Marketing at ICT Zone Ventures Berhad, added, “SECON & eGISEC not only provide business opportunities but also valuable networking opportunities and keep up with trends. This is where we can bring everyone together to share information, see how they are doing, and explore how to collaborate.” Key challenges of AI security The Hosted Buyer & Match-Making Program reinforced SECON & eGISEC’s role as a key platform for global business connections, delivering measurable results and fostering collaboration in the integrated security market. SECON & eGISEC 2026 featured a comprehensive lineup of conferences and seminars, comprising 32 tracks and 159 sessions. The program covered a wide range of topics, including the Exhibitor Technical Seminar, ASIS Korea Chapter: Shaping the Future of Security, Asia Pacific Security Association Seoul Conference, e-Government Information Security Conference, Industrial Security Trends, Aviation Security, and more. In particular, the 2026 Security World Conference, held under the theme “Empowering Trust in the Age of AI,” was conducted with simultaneous Korean–English interpretation and served as a platform to share the current status and key challenges of AI security. AI security trends The conference featured experts from Yonsei University, KAIST Cybersecurity Research Center, ETRI, GH Solution, OMDIA APAC, and TAPA APAC, with presentations covering AI security trends, cloud and supply chain risks, Zero Trust transitions, and responsible engineering in the AI era. SECON & eGISEC 2027 will take place from 17 to 19 March 2027 at KINTEX, Korea. The upcoming edition is expected to feature over 30,000 m² of exhibition space, 400+ exhibitors, 30,000+ visitors, and 160+ conferences and seminars. Key categories will include AI Security, Video Surveillance, Cybersecurity, Smart City Security, Industrial Security, OT Security, Access Control, Homeland Security, Social Security, Fault Diagnosis/Monitoring, Backup/Recovery, and Network. SECON & eGISEC 2027 will continue to offer a premier platform for global business networking, knowledge sharing, and exploration of the latest security innovations.
