Open Standards and Frameworks

Open standards and frameworks are guidelines and specifications that are publicly available and developed through a consensus process. These standards ensure that systems and applications can work together seamlessly, regardless of the vendor or technology used. By adhering to open standards, organizations can avoid vendor lock-in, reduce costs and enhance the compatibility and integration of their systems.

At BioEnable Technologies, we recognize the importance of open standards in delivering solutions that are not only effective but also future-proof. Our commitment to open standards includes:

Interoperability: Ensuring that our solutions can communicate and operate with other systems and platforms.

Flexibility: Allowing clients to choose from a wide range of technologies and vendors.

Scalability: Designing solutions that can grow and adapt with the needs of the organization.

Sustainability: Providing long-term support and maintenance through widely accepted standards.

ISO/IEC 19794: Biometric data interchange formats.

ISO/IEC 30107: Biometric presentation attack detection.

FIDO (Fast Identity Online): Authentication standards.

OAuth 2.0: Authorization framework.

OpenID Connect: Identity layer on top of OAuth 2.0.

HL7 (Health Level Seven International): Standards for the exchange of electronic health information.