Security » Biometrics
Biometric identification refers to a technology that uses scanned graphical information from many sources for personal identification purposes. This would include: facial imaging, retinal scans, fingerprint scans, voice recognition, hand geometry identification, etc.
An Overview of Biometrics [8190]
Automatic identification of a person based on his/her physiological or behavioral characteristics
Automatic identification of a person based on his/her physiological or behavioral characteristics
Avanti Papers [20375]
Papers relating to the use of biometric technology within a variety of scenarios
Papers relating to the use of biometric technology within a variety of scenarios
Biometric Consortium [20385]
Serves as the US Government's focal point for research & application of biometrics
Serves as the US Government's focal point for research & application of biometrics
Biometric ID Project Publications [19331]
Digital imaging fact sheets, legal precedents, privacy issues, etc.
Digital imaging fact sheets, legal precedents, privacy issues, etc.
Biometric Recognition: Security & Privacy Concerns [20381]
Issues that technologies like biometrics would pose
Issues that technologies like biometrics would pose
Biometric Security - Authentication [11319]
Articles discuss biometrics as a layer of security protection
Articles discuss biometrics as a layer of security protection
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