With the vast spread of automation, the significant demand for communication services, adding IoT to the Internet, and the corresponding huge increase and sophistication in malicious attacks utilizing system vulnerabilities to penetrate systems. Identification and Authentication are heavily used in every access trial towards any electronic resource and communication networks. The traditional approach to coping with such challenges is using passwords, encryption, Secure ID, Firewall, Etc. More safety methods use Biometrics, which suffer from spoofing. The access control market is a fast-growing and highly volatile market that poses significant challenges for investors seeking to make secured decisions. As the market continues to evolve and become more mainstream, there is a growing demand for new identification and authentication technologies. This paper proposes expanding the number of features extracted from a 3D image, with unique features evolved during the generation of the 3D image of the prospect at the access control stage. We mounted two identical 2D cameras on the same bar, allowing the adjustment of the distance between the two mounted cameras. The two cameras are simultaneously activated, generating a unique 3D image, including some distortion. This stage is executed at the person enrollment process and repeated at the access stage, providing an enhanced, unique, and cannot be faked Authentication. Experiments support the proposed approach.