Pace University IT691/Fall 2015 IT691 Capstone Project: Team 2 A Biometric Acceptability and Ease-of-Use Study for High Security Access Client: Dr. Homayoon Beigi Recognition Technologies, Inc Instructor: Dr. Charles Tappert, CSIS Supervisor: Hugh Eng, DPS’16 Presented by: Nattakarn Osborne Jonte’ Campbell Phillip Nassetta Timothy Truhn Pace University IT691/Fall 2015

Introduction/Acknowledgment Thank you to Dr. Beigi and Recognition Technologies, Inc. for allowing us to use his proprietary biometric authentication system, RecoMadeEasy®. Overview of biometrics Issues and concerns with biometrics Scope of study Conclusion / Future study

Biometric Characteristics Physiological Face Recognition DNA Fingerprint Hand Geometry Speaker Recognition IRIS Scan Hand Writing Keystroke Hand Waving Gait Behavioral

Problems FINGERPRINT IRIS SPEAKER Cataract surgery requiring PERCEPTIONS Cataract surgery requiring re-enrollment Illness Hygiene physical touching Damage due to manual labor SPOOFING Issue with cancer treatments Fingerprint/ Iris REGULATORY Privacy Issues Damage due to Injury

Beyond Previous Work Our study is the continuation of three previous research groups Our team’s goal was to increase the number of survey responses Produced a video demonstrating enrolling and authenticating using facial and speaker recognition. Distributed Survey Increase the number of female responders Get greater female participation in the RecoMadeEasy® study was requested Demonstrate multilingual capabilities Demonstrate the “liveness” feature Our study is a continuation of three previous research groups. Our team wanted to gather data from a broader and more diverse demographic. Not only did we want to increase the overall number of surveys, but we also wanted to increase the number of female respondents and participants, as well as demonstrate the use of multi-lingual capabilities and the liveness feature.

Female & Multilingual Participants SPANISH ENROLLMENT AUTHENTICATE SPANISH ENROLLMENT THAI AUTHENTICATE ENGLISH We had a total of 6 participants, 2 males and 4 females (myself and Nattakarn and 2 volunteers) Of the 4 females, 3 of which were bilingual. We had a participant enroll in spanish and authenticate in spanish, one enroll in thai and authenticate in english, one enroll in english and authenticate in russian, and one enroll in english and authenticate in english. ENROLLMENT ENGLISH AUTHENTICATE RUSSIAN ENROLLMENT ENGLISH AUTHENTICATE ENGLISH

Liveness Test RecoMadeEasy® system generates a string of text. Unless the generated text is recited exactly, the user will not authenticate. Our testing included intentional failures to check against false acceptance. When testing for liveness, the biometric system displayed a string of text. If the user was not able to recite the text exactly as displayed on the screen, he was not able to successfully authenticate. The test also included intentional failures to check against false acceptance.

Survey Results 204 ? Increased female participation More than half are interested in using Biometrics in home Increased female participation THERE WERE 204 PARTICIPANTS AGE BETWEEN 18 - 56+ Less than one-third currently using biometrics for mobile devices ? Over 75% are comfortable using Biometrics for banking One-half feel privacy and security are equally important Favorable comfort level for both IT and Non-IT related fields

Survey Results: Age & Gender

Using Biometric for Accessing Computer/Mobile Device Facial Recognition Speaker Recognition

Study Results On a scale of 1-10, more than 75% of participants rated the biometric system as being easy to use and roughly 75% of participants rated the biometric system as being convenient.

Conclusions and Future Work The overall perception is the biometric system is both easy to use and convenient Concerns with how deviations in voice will impact the authentication process Concerns with authentication in high-traffic areas Hygiene concerns with touching a device Multi-language increases versatility Greater testing for spoofing circumventions Impacts on those with disabilities and impairments

Palm Vein Scanner by Fujitsu Why Vein patterns recognition? Hygienic concern for Contactless authentication. Promote high-level of user acceptance. High level of accuracy and application versatility. http://www.fujitsu.com/global/solutions/business-technology/security/palmsecure/

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