Gallagher Group CEO, Sir William Gallagher & Innometriks' President, John Cassise, signed the partnership agreement
Innometriks’ reader range will allow Gallagher to offer multi-factor authentication capability in its PIV solution

Gallagher has partnered with Innometriks, Inc. to add biometric authentication to their Personal Identity Verification (PIV) Solution. Gallagher Group CEO, Sir William Gallagher & Innometriks' President, John Cassise, signed the partnership agreement during this year’s ASIS Exhibition in Chicago. The Innometriks reader range will allow Gallagher to offer a multi-factor authentication capability in its FIPS 201-2 compliant PIV solution suite for US Federal Government facilities. This new relationship builds on Gallagher’s success in the US Federal Market, including a  Govies Platinum Award earlier this year as well as approval on the US General Services Administration Approved Product List (GSA APL) in April, 2013. Gallagher currently has product approvals in four categories on the GSA APL: Transparent Reader, CAK Authentication System, CHUID Authentication System, and Caching Status Proxy.

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