PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF USING STATIC BIOMETRIC TECHNOLOGIES IN APPLIED INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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https://doi.org/10.17721/3041-2323.2025.243-265Keywords:
applied information systems, biometric methods, biometric technologies, biometric identification of individuals, protection of information systems, access control, information protection, information securityAbstract
The paper generalizes the practical foundations for deploying biometric technologies in applied information systems. It outlines the key criteria for selecting methods: accuracy and reliability by FAR/FRR indicators, resistance to spoofing (PAD/Liveness), performance, integration requirements, and total cost (CAPEX/OPEX). The principal application areas are defined – from authentication in operating systems, networks, and web resources to access control, time and attendance, customer services, and governmental or international projects. The study also reports comparative measurements of FAR/FRR and identification time for different biometric systems, assesses common attacks and the effectiveness of PAD/Liveness tools, examines integration scenarios with IAM/SSO and role-based access policies, and provides practical recommendations and a criteria matrix that can be used for deployments in government, corporate, personal, and IoT security and access-control systems.
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