THE USE OF INNOVATIVE BIOMETRIC TECHNOLOGIES IN APPLIED INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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https://doi.org/10.17721/3041-2323.2024.312-319Keywords:
biometric methods, biometric technologies, person identification, protection of information systems, access control, information protection, information securityAbstract
The paper examines the main modern methods and technologies of biometric identification, their classification, and practical application in applied information systems in the context of current challenges and risks that can be addressed using biometric user identification. The key types of tasks considered are: a) access control to premises and critical zones; b) access to information resources, documents, databases, and applied information systems; c) user identification at the workplace or remotely and login to the operating system or applied information systems without the use of passwords or PIN codes to enhance protection against fraud, hacking attacks, and insider threats; d) the use of biometrics for identity verification in business processes.
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