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"Secure Enough" depends entirely on your threat, the data you're securing, and if the user has access to local, and or networked resources.

Since you're securing by IP, I assume you're securing an intra or external network.

The only solution I'm aware of that allows you to login via camera is the Intel3d camera.

I asked a similar question below.

How secure is Windows Hello when used with Intel 3D facial recognition?How secure is Windows Hello when used with Intel 3D facial recognition?

"Secure Enough" depends entirely on your threat, the data you're securing, and if the user has access to local, and or networked resources.

Since you're securing by IP, I assume you're securing an intra or external network.

The only solution I'm aware of that allows you to login via camera is the Intel3d camera.

I asked a similar question below.

How secure is Windows Hello when used with Intel 3D facial recognition?

"Secure Enough" depends entirely on your threat, the data you're securing, and if the user has access to local, and or networked resources.

Since you're securing by IP, I assume you're securing an intra or external network.

The only solution I'm aware of that allows you to login via camera is the Intel3d camera.

I asked a similar question below.

How secure is Windows Hello when used with Intel 3D facial recognition?

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"Secure Enough" depends entirely on your threat, the data you're securing, and if the user has access to local, and or networked resources.

Since you're securing by IP, I assume you're securing an intra or external network.

The only solution I'm aware of that allows you to login via camera is the Intel3d camera.

I asked a similar question below.

How secure is Windows Hello when used with Intel 3D facial recognition?