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New Security Approaches: Biometric Techologies Are Coming of Age
New Security Approaches: Biometric Techologies Are Coming of Age
Source: www.banking.com
Tasks of Biometric
Technologies: Identification
Captures a person’s
biometric information
and looks for a match
Answers question “Who
are you?”
Answers question “Are
you the one we are
looking for?” Source: www.time.com
Tasks of Biometric Technologies:
Authentication
Prompts a person to
identify herself (e.g.
insert card or type
username)
Face recognition
Iris scanning
Retina scanning
Fingerprinting
Hand geometry
Voice recognition
Signature verification
Keystroke dynamics
Source: www.hsme.memphis.edu
Types of Biometrics
Face recognition
Source: www.adobe.com
Types of Biometrics
Iris scanning
Source: www.cnn.com
Recognized After 17 Years
Retina scanning
Source: www.cnn.com
Types of Biometrics
Fingerprinting
Source: http://it.mycareer.com.au
Types of Biometrics
Hand geometry
Source: www.eggington.net
Types of Biometrics
Voice recognition
Source: http://biometrics.cse.msu.edu
Types of Biometrics
Signature verification
Source: www.state.tn.us
Types of Biometrics
Keystroke dynamics
Source: website.lineone.net
Biometrics Comparison
Face recognition
Retina scanning
Iris scanning
Voice recognition
Hand geometry
Fingerprinting
Cost
Accuracy
Intrusiveness
Applications of Biometrics:
Identification
• Search and apprehension of
criminals and suspects
• Counterterrorism
• Identification of visitors
• Shopping mall security
• Identification of shoppers
Source: www. access-control-systems.org
Applications of Biometrics:
Authentication
Physical access control
Time and attendance
Benefit payment systems
Border control systems
PC/Network access control
Internet verification for e-
commerce and home workers
ATM applications
National identity cards Source: www.qvoice.com
Future Biometrics
Source: www.ozspy.com.au
Future Biometrics
Source: www.skirsch.com
Biometrics and Rising Privacy
Concerns
“Big Brother”
Invasion of privacy
Total surveillance
Theft of biometric data
Lack of effective privacy
legislation Source:www.promax-uk.org
When will biometric technologies
by available?
Available now from a
number of vendors
Fingerprinting devices sell
for around $100
Iris scanning devices start at
around $300
Face recognition systems
start at around $15,000
Source: www.siemens.com
Prices expected to continue
falling by as much as 50%
by 2005
How can my organization become
involved in biometric technologies?
Physical access restrictions
Computer networks and remote access
issues
Time and attendance issues
Individual customers or online business
partners
Security procedures for online payments
Currently used technologies
Who is involved with biometrics
locally?
Washington Mutual (formerly Bank
United) experimented with “Eye-TMs”
– iris scanning of ATM customers
Kroger and HEB installed fingerprinting
for time and attendance monitoring
NASA experiments with using Source: www.viisage.com