Khaled al amri using fingerprints as private and public keys
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1) The document discusses Genkey's biometric authentication solution called Genkey Biocryptics which converts biometric data into cryptographic keys rather than storing biometric templates. 2) Genkey Biocryptics provides benefits like cost efficiency, offline authentication, privacy as biometric data is never stored, and ability to revoke keys if security is breached. 3) It also supports multimodal biometrics where multiple biometrics can be searched as quickly as a single biometric.
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- 2. Agenda About Genkey The Problem Traditional Solutions Genkey’s Solution Development Principles Q&A
- 3. About GenKey – History Part of the Meltwater family (like MEST)/a Created by Norwegian entrepreneur Jørn Lyseggen in 2001. 7 years of research in Biometrics and Crypto-technology before approaching market a different approach to Biometrics
- 4. About GenKey – Presence Bergen, Norway Cambridge, UK Chicago, Il Amersfoort, Holland Mountain View, CA Delhi, India Accra, Ghana
- 9. The Common Problem Reliable and Secure Authentication of Individuals Mobility Remote Areas Infrastructure Connectivity and bandwidth Cost Limited Budget per Individual Privacy Protecting the individual
- 10. FOUR layers of Security 1. Possession of an object Cards can be lost 2. Knowledge of information Pin can be compromised 3. Physical Presence Secure System ? Fear of compromising biometrics 4. Genkey Biocryptics
- 11. A New Approach Genkey Biocryptics Patented technology collapses biometrics and converts it into crypto keys Public Crypto Key Biometric Sources
- 12. Image Analysis Genkey Biocryptics Enrollment Image Acquisition GENKEY PUBLIC KEY Public Biocryptic Key Generation Crytpo-Key Generation Key Algorithm Base Key Crypto-Key Generation GenKeyBiocryptic® Technology ZBSKEAAAUyLbmovmfVmPfNbrledWmQgCAQ==.
- 14. Key fits on small barcode, magnetic stripe,…
- 15. No biometric data (image, template,…) is stored
- 18. Search 10,000,000 references/second! Image Analysis Reference template Feature analysis Verification template Public Biocryptic Key Generation Crytpo-Key Generation Key Algorithm GenKey Biocryptics Base Key Crypto-Key Generation GenkeyPublic Key
- 19. f1 f5 f1 f5 f2 f6 f2 f6 f3 f7 f3 f7 f4 f8 f4 f8 Traditional Biometric Authentication with templates Reference template Feature analysis Enrolment Template matching engine Match score Feature analysis Verification template Verification
- 24. No costly infrastructure or central database2 Off Line Mode 3 Privacy Revocation of Biometric ID 4 Supports multimodal biometric systems 5
- 27. issuance and verification2 Off Line Mode 3 Privacy Revocation of Biometric ID 4 Supports multimodal biometric systems 5
- 29. Security cannot be compromised
- 30. Privacy is not compromised2 Off Line Mode 3 Privacy Revocation of Biometric ID 4 Supports multimodal biometric systems 5
- 31. GenkeyBiocrypticsBenefits 1 Cost Efficiency Revocation of Biometric ID In case of security breach, GenKey crypto keys can be revoked and new keys generated 2 Off Line Mode 3 Privacy 4 Revocation of Biometric ID Supports multimodal biometric systems 5
- 33. A system of multiple biometrics can be searched at the same speed as a single finger system2 Off Line Mode 3 Privacy Revocation of Biometric ID 4 Supports multimodal biometric systems 5
- 36. Comparison with templatesKey Points (2)
- 39. Fully integrated with Biocryptic Applications
- 41. Fully compliant with ANSI/NIST standard
- 42. Extensible to Criminal AFIS
- 43. Multi-modal, multi-algorithm duplicate checking Genkey Biocryptic Solutions Application-Context Sensitive Complete ID Management Flexible enrollment/verification flow State-of-the-art technology The best and most cost-effective solution Offline capability with transparent, bi-directional synchronization Robust and proven in harsh conditions Tamper proof
- 44. Thank You Khaled Al-Amri +966 544 613 441 www.genkeycorp.com