Healthcare Biometrics Market: By Mode (Physical Access Control, Logical Access Control, Transaction Authentication), By Technology (Iris Recognition, Signature Recognition, Face Recognition, Hand Recognition, Fingerprint Recognition, Voice Recognition, Vein Recognition) By End-user (Clinics, Healthcare Institutions, Clinical Laboratories, Hospital laboratories, Research lab) and By Geography (Latin America, North America, Asia Pacific, The Middle East & Africa and Europe)

The global healthcare biometrics market size was valued at USD 14.2 billion at a CAGR of 25.8% during forecast period 2023 to 2029. Biometrics is a vital tool in data threats and cyber threats. Biometric system is used across various industries like banking, defense, healthcare, mobile and technology, government, security. Biometric system plays an essential role in healthcare industry which enables the proper security of IT processes related to healthcare data by preventing free access to data by identifying individual features like palm prints, fingerprints, voice, DNA, face, and others. As per, Identity Theft Resource Centre Report 2014, about 45% of all data violations of identity thefts are from the healthcare industry. Healthcare Biometrics is fast-growing and propitious field in security systems and personal authentication sector. Healthcare Biometrics is a highly competitive market with many numbers of market players. Market players in global healthcare biometrics market are focused on the inorganic and organic growth of companies by adopting various growth strategies such as new product launches, acquisitions, and mergers, collaborations, and partnerships, investments, and investments in R&D activities. Market players of healthcare biometrics market are expected to enhance their technologies in order to provide most secure access systems. Vein and iris recognition technologies are most secure technologies in healthcare biometric systems among others. Governments of various countries are providing various regulations for biometric security systems such as Health Insurance Portability and accountability act (HIPAA) which is enforced by the Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and Electronic Protected Health Information. Furthermore, technology developments, followed by product development, will improve biometrics' value proposition for the healthcare industry.