Having deployed biometric technology from Germany’s secunet in adapting to the EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES), border police in the Czech Republic have confirmed that it minimizes waiting times for travellers in spite of the more complex EES processes. Per the release, the force relies on “a comprehensive package of integrated solutions from the secunet border gears portfolio, such as secunet easytower facial recognition cameras and the secunet easyserver central server component.” EES went live in April 2026 in all states in the Schengen Area. In addition to the Czech Republic, Germany, Austria and Switzerland also rely on border control technology from secunet for EES. Article Topicsbiometrics | border security | Entry/Exit System (EES) | facial recognition | secunet