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BioSecBiometrics & Security IST-2002-001766
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Orestes Sanchez BioSec Coordinator Telefónica I+D, S.A.U.
COPRAS Kick-offBioSec
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BioSec Consortium
• Project Coordinator is Telefonica I+D
• Industrial partners: Siemens AG, Germany (SIEMENS) Atmel Grenoble, S.A., France (ATMEL) Finnair Oy, Finland (FINNAIR) Giesecke and Devrient GmbH, Germany (GandD) VCON Telecommunications Ltd., Israel (VCON)
• Companies Biometrika SRL, Italy (BIOK) Etra I+D, S.A, Spain (ETRA) Ibermatica, S.A. Spain (IBERMATICA) MediaScore GmbH, Germany Expertnet A.E., Greece (EXPERTNET) Naukowa i Akademicka Sieć Komputerowa, Poland
(NASK)
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BioSec Consortium II
• Government Bodies Sisäasiainministeriö, Ministry of the Interior Finland (MIFIN)
• Research Centres Valtion Teknillinen Tutkimuskeskus, Finland (VTT) Centre for Research and Technology Hellas, Greece (ITI-
CERTH)
• Academic centres Tampereen Yliopisto (University of Tampere), Finland (UTA) Alma Mater Studiorum – Universita Di Bologna, Italy (UNIBO) Univ Carlos III de Madrid, Spain (UC3M) Univ Politecnica de Madrid, Spain (UPM) Univ Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain (UPC) Universität zu Köln, Germany (UCOL) Aristotle University Of Thessaloniki, Greece (AUTH) Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium (KULRD)
University of CologneDepartment of Psychology
BioLabBioLabUniversity University of Bolognaof Bologna
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BioSec objectives
• Enable new technology development in basic biometric technologies to leverage security, across biometric authentication chain: Enhancing single biometric modalities
Voice, fingerprint, 3D recognition and iris Multimodal fusion Aliveness detection Systems security, interoperability, transactions integrity,... Biometric storage in personal tokens
• Put the technology to work and to meet requirements of real world applications in selected scenarios Personal Biometric Tokens Scenarios Performance, usability and acceptability evaluation Legal requirements
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BioSec and COPRAS
Area & issues where selected projects in FP6 call 1 may contribute to standardization Standardization working groups selected projects may interface with
Security architectures: Interoperability in security procedures and best practices; interaction between biomet-rics and PKI
ETSI SCP, ETSI ESI
Standards & guidelines for a security framework: Biometric sensors and technologies; identification devices; network security: Biometric-enable authentication protocols; biometrics in network protocols: IPSec, SSL
CEN/ISSS Focus Group on biomet-rics, CEN/ISSS Workshop on eAuthentication [option: ETSI SCP]
Secure transactions & payments: Security of biometric template transmission and storage; security on handling biometric samples; potential use of biometrics in e-commerce and e-government
ETSI SCP, CEN/TC224
Algorithms & encryption: Algorithms for iris, fingerprint, face, speaker recognition, 3D geometry and biometrics multi-modality
CEN/ISSS Focus Group on biometrics, CEN/ISSS Workshop on eAuthentication [option: ETSI SCP, ETSI SAGE]
Electronic signatures: Integration of biometrics in eSignK, PKCS #11 and #15 ETSI ESIPrivacy: Biometric user template; integration of privacy in technology solutions; user personal data CEN/ISSS Focus Group on biomet-
rics, CEN/ISSS/WS/DPP [option: ETSI SCP, ETSI ESI]
Cards and personal identification: Definition of architectures for (biometric) match-on-token smart cards; definition of a token API for biometric verification.; development of biometric identification tokens: SmartCards and USB tokens
ETSI SCP, CEN/TC224
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WG6: Societal Aspects of Implementation of Biometric Technology
The effective implementation of biometric technologies is highly dependent on users´ acceptance and trust.
Relevant tasks concerning the implementation of biometrics are:1. Standardised multi-modal measurements of acceptance and trust
General Attitudes: privacy, data security, etc. Specific Attitudes towards biometric sensor technology: reliability,
data security, invasiveness,
2. Development of standards to promote acceptance and trust of biometrics
Standards for data and privacy protection Standards for user friendly design of biometric technologies
Performance, interface, handling
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Further details
• Coordinator Orestes Sanchez
Telefónica I+D, S.A.U. E-mail: biosec-coord@biosec.org
• Website: http://www.biosec.org Biometrics Standard Observatory BioSec Interest Group
Early notify about BioSec project news
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