However, we can guarantee that this judgment could be almost accurate by adjusting the algorithms used to make the decision. But this comes at a very high cost. [11] Therefore, biometrics may not be the smartest choice when it comes to the security of non-critical information. We must keep in mind that the cost of securing information should not exceed the value of the information itself. In such cases, passwords would be a better option. [12] Additionally, conventional passwords would be preferable for remote access to company servers and databases containing critical information. Not all users can afford cutting-edge scanners that offer high levels of accuracy. Biometrics are most easily used when a user can be physically present to be scanned for access. Passwords seem like a more convenient solution for others