Biometric authentication for security sensor bypass

1. A method implemented by a security sensor device in a premises security system, the security sensor device being configured to communicate with a premises security control device, the method comprising:

receiving a user input;

performing a biometric authentication of a user associated with the user input;

modifying a state of the security sensor device based at least in part on the biometric authentication and the user input, the modifying of the state of the security sensor device comprising transitioning to a bypass state for a predetermined amount of time based at least in part on the user input being associated with a first input pattern;

detecting a sensor trigger when the security sensor device is in the modified state;

determining a sensor indication based at least in part on the sensor trigger, the state of the security sensor device subsequent to being modified, and the user input, the sensor indication being configured to cause the premises security control device to perform at least one premises security action comprising:

displaying a user notification of the sensor trigger; or

causing transmission of the user notification to a remote device;

transmitting the sensor indication to the premises security control device, the sensor indication being configured to cause the premises security control device to perform at least one premises security action;

receiving a status request command prior to receiving the user input, the status request command corresponding to a first button press, the user input being a second button press that occurs subsequent to the first button press; and

causing display of a status indication associated with the state of the security sensor device based at least in part on the received status request command.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the sensor trigger comprises at least one of:

a door opening in proximity to the security sensor device;

a window opening in proximity to the security sensor device;

an adult moving in proximity to the security sensor device;

a child moving in proximity to the security sensor device;

an animal moving in proximity to the security sensor device; or

a vehicle moving in proximity to the security sensor device.

3. The method of claim 1 , wherein:

modifying the state of the security sensor device comprises transitioning the security sensor device to an override state based at least in part on the user input being associated with a second input pattern, the override state being associated with a transmission of a false sensor indication that indicates a false sensor trigger; and

the sensor indication is configured to cause the premises security control device to perform at least one premises security action comprising:

triggering an audible alarm of the premises security system associated with the false sensor trigger;

triggering a silent alarm of the premises security system associated with the false sensor trigger; or

triggering an expedited alarm of the premises security system associated with the false sensor trigger.

4. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:

attempting to perform an additional biometric authentication of the user; and

transitioning the security sensor device to a lockdown state based at least in part on the additional biometric authentication being unsuccessfully performed.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein:

the security sensor device comprises a biometric sensor;

the biometric authentication comprises a fingerprint authentication; and

the user input comprises the user pressing a button of the security sensor device.

6. The method of claim 1 , wherein:

the security sensor device comprises an image sensor;

the biometric authentication comprises a facial recognition; and

the user input comprises the user pressing a button of the security sensor device.

7. The method of claim 1 , wherein causing display of the status indication comprises causing a light emitting diode (LED) of the security sensor device to illuminate.

8. The method of claim 1 , wherein the method further comprises starting a timer upon receiving the status request command, the second button press occurring prior to an expiration of the timer.

9. A security sensor device in a premises security system, the security sensor device being configured to communicate with a premises security control device, the security sensor device comprising processing circuitry configured to:

receive a user input;

perform a biometric authentication of a user associated with the user input;

modify a state of the security sensor device based at least in part on the biometric authentication and the user input, the modifying of the state of the security sensor device comprising transitioning to a bypass state for a predetermined amount of time based at least in part on the user input being associated with a first input pattern;

detect a sensor trigger when the security sensor device is in the modified state;

determine a sensor indication based at least in part on the sensor trigger, the state of the security sensor device subsequent to being modified, and the user input, the sensor indication being configured to cause the premises security control device to perform at least one premises security action comprising:

displaying a user notification of the sensor trigger; or

causing transmission of the user notification to a remote device;

cause transmission of the sensor indication to the premises security control device, the sensor indication being configured to cause the premises security control device to perform at least one premises security action;

receive a status request command prior to receiving the user input, the status request command corresponding to a first button press, the user input being a second button press that occurs subsequent to the first button press; and

cause display of a status indication associated with the state of the security sensor device based at least in part on the received status request command.

10. The security sensor device of claim 9 , wherein the sensor trigger comprises at least one of:

a door opening in proximity to the security sensor device;

a window opening in proximity to the security sensor device;

an adult moving in proximity to the security sensor device;

a child moving in proximity to the security sensor device;

an animal moving in proximity to the security sensor device; or

a vehicle moving in proximity to the security sensor device.

11. The security sensor device of claim 9 , wherein:

the processing circuitry is further configured to modify the state of the security sensor device by at least transitioning the security sensor device to an override state based at least in part on the user input being associated with a second input pattern, the override state being associated with a transmission of a false sensor indication that indicates a false sensor trigger; and

the sensor indication is configured to cause the premises security control device to perform at least one premises security action comprising:

triggering an audible alarm of the premises security system associated with the false sensor trigger;

triggering a silent alarm of the premises security system associated with the false sensor trigger; or

triggering an expedited alarm of the premises security system associated with the false sensor trigger.

12. The security sensor device of claim 9 , wherein the processing circuitry is further configured to transition the state of the security sensor device to a lockdown state based at least in part on an unsuccessful biometric authentication attempt.

13. The security sensor device of claim 9 , wherein:

the user input comprises fingerprint data; and

the processing circuitry is further configured to perform the biometric authentication based at least in part on the fingerprint data.

14. The security sensor device of claim 9 , wherein the processing circuitry is further configured to cause display of the status indication by at least causing at least one light emitting diode (LED) to illuminate.

15. The security sensor device of claim 14 , wherein the processing circuitry is further configured to:

cause the at least one LED to illuminate a first color when the security sensor device is associated with a bypass state;

cause the at least one LED to illuminate a second color when the security sensor device is associated with an un-bypass state;

cause the at least one LED to illuminate a third color when the security sensor device is associated with an off state; and

cause the at least one LED to illuminate a fourth color when the security sensor device is associated with an armed state.

16. The security sensor device of claim 9 , wherein the processing circuitry is further configured to start a timer upon receiving the status request command, the second button press occurring prior to an expiration of the timer.