1. BioSec Biometrics & Security IST-2002-001766 CEN/ISSS FG Biometrics © 2004 BIOSEC Consortium 1Sept 2004 Orestes SanchezBioSec CoordinatorTelefónica I+D, S.A.U. CEN/ISSS Focus Group – Biometrics BioSec

2. BioSec Biometrics & Security IST-2002-001766 CEN/ISSS FG Biometrics © 2004 BIOSEC Consortium 2Sept 2004 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

3. BioSec Biometrics & Security IST-2002-001766 CEN/ISSS FG Biometrics © 2004 BIOSEC Consortium 3Sept 2004 BioSec and CEN/ISSS Align with Standardisation efforts  Liaison to provide bi-directional feedback WG2:  BioSec may provide feedback on specific deployments of interfaces  BioAPI layer in C++  Slicing BioAPI: simplify adoption of interface for specific purposes WG3:  Data protection  3D Hand geometry, Iris WG4:  Security in biometric data transmission and remote authentication WG5:  BioSec may provide feedback about activities WG6:  Usability

4. BioSec Biometrics & Security IST-2002-001766 CEN/ISSS FG Biometrics © 2004 BIOSEC Consortium 4Sept 2004 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:  Standardised multi-modal measurements of acceptance and trust  General Attitudes: privacy, data security, etc.  Specific Attitudes towards biometric sensor technology: reliability, data security, invasiveness,  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

5. BioSec Biometrics & Security IST-2002-001766 CEN/ISSS FG Biometrics © 2004 BIOSEC Consortium 5Sept 2004 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)

6. BioSec Biometrics & Security IST-2002-001766 CEN/ISSS FG Biometrics © 2004 BIOSEC Consortium 6Sept 2004 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 Cologne Department of Psychology BioLab University of Bologna

7. BioSec Biometrics & Security IST-2002-001766 CEN/ISSS FG Biometrics © 2004 BIOSEC Consortium 7Sept 2004 Further details Coordinator  Orestes Sanchez  Telefónica I+D, S.A.U.  E-mail: biosec-coord@biosec.orgbiosec-coord@biosec.org Website: http://www.biosec.orghttp://www.biosec.org  Biometrics Standard Observatory  BioSec Interest Group  Early notify about BioSec project news