Management 345

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Management 345

• Topic Project
• Topic Biometrics

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Group Members

• Jason Lang
• Kasey Minor
• Christopher Doub
• Eric Pulley

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Introduction to Biometrics

• Definition methods of using the human body to
  identify or verify an individual.
• Increases level of security for data security
  access control.
• Ex Cell Phones, Computer Networks, ATMs
• Higher level of security is necessary.

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History of Biometrics

• Branch of biology that deals with data statistics
  and all biometric information saved in a
  particular database.
• Data embedded cards
• Fingerprint scanning
• Facial geometry analysis
• Hand Dimensions

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History Cont.

• Iris Scanning
• Retina Scanning
• Handwriting oldest type of biometric.
• Effective
• 2 types Static Dynamic

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Current Applications

• Schools
• Global use
• ID Cards
• Passports
• Fingerprinting
• Retina Scan

• Iris Scan
• Voice Authentication
• Facial Recognition
• Handwriting
• Military Use

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State of the Art Biometrics

• Most Advanced or Up-to-Date
• Rapidly Expanding
• Biometric Passports
• Doorkeeper 7.0
• Biometrics in Banks
• More Secure Verification of Individual
• ATMs and Smart Cards

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Conclusion

• Security upgraded with biometrics
• Security is a top area on businesses agenda
• Biometrics address problems of current security
  levels.
• Reduces Theft (Identity)
• Upgrade of security is necessary.

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References

• http//www.fi.muni.cz/usr/matyas/cms_matyas_riha_b
  iometrics.pdf
• http//www.acm.uiuc.edu/workshops/security/auth.ht
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• http//www.cesg.gov.uk/site/ast/index.cfm?menuSele
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• Filippini, Steve. Biometrics 101. Oct. 2005,
  Vol. 23 Issue 10, p36-42, 4p, 2c. EBSCOhost
  academic premier. Southern Illinois University
  Carbondale Morris Library. 8 April, 2006.
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