“ They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. ” - Benjamin Franklin 1.

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“ They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. ” - Benjamin Franklin 1

I’m Eric from Argus Global. today I’m going to talk about Biometrics, and why freedom and safety don’t have to be enemies 2

Cake or Death? Freedom or Safety? 3

Biometrics - not new. – Egypt. A Fingerprint in 1888? – Argentina...a little history 4

...today 5

Biometrics – around a long time $4,000 million in 2010 $14,000 million in 2019 Chinese rewards for fingerprints 6

Our world today? 7

...our world today? 8

Our world tomorrow? 9

Biometrics all around us... Your face in the supermarket Your fingerprint in the gym Your eyes on that advert Risks to your safety, reduced? 10

Biometrics – Protecting Privacy How secure is your laptop/phone? What about your bank account?...or even your identity ? 11

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As we start to use biometrics... “– just where do we find balance between the need to be secure from attack, to reduce risk, and at the same time, be free from unwarranted intrusion?” 13

“ The advance of a Civilisation is nothing but an exercise in the limiting of Privacy ” - Isaac Asimov 14 Thanks for listening. Eric McDonogh, Argus Global – Hall 3/S12 (Just behind me, near the London Bus)

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