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Biometric Authentication - Methods, Advantages and Disadvantages

Our most recent blog post explores biometric authentication. Learn about several methods, including voice, facial, and fingerprint identification, and their benefits, such as increased convenience and security, as well as any drawbacks, like cost and privacy issues. <br><br>Read More: https://ftxidentity.com/blog/biometric-authentication-advantages-and-disadvantages/?utm_source=slideserve&utm_medium=PPT&utm_campaign=Biometric Authentication: Methods, Advantages, and Disadvantages&utm_id=Offpage

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Biometric Authentication - Methods, Advantages and Disadvantages

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  1. Biometric Authentication Methods, Advantages, and Disadvantages

  2. What is Biometric Authentication? Biometric authentication is a security process that uses unique biological characteristics—such as fingerprints, facial recognition, or retina scans—to verify an individual’s identity. Unlike traditional methods like passwords or PINs, biometrics offer higher security because they are inherently linked to the individual and more challenging to replicate or steal.

  3. How Does Biometric Authentication Work? 1 2 3 Verification Storage Enrollment The captured biometric data is converted into a digital template and securely stored for future comparison. When authentication is needed, the user’s biometric data is captured again and compared to the stored template to confirm identity. The user’s biometric data (e.g., fingerprint, facial features) is captured and stored in a secure database.

  4. Biometric Authentication Methods Fingerprint Analyzes unique patterns on fingertips. Facial Recognition Recognizes distinctive facial features. Iris Recognition Identifies unique patterns in the iris of the eye. Voice Recognition Analyzes vocal patterns and speech characteristics. Behavioral Biometrics Examines typing patterns, gait, or signature.

  5. Advantages of Biometric Authentication • Increased Accuracy • Enhanced Security 1 5 2 4 • Improved Convenience Reduced Fraud 3 • Faster Authentication

  6. Disadvantages of Biometric Authentication Privacy Concerns 1 Vulnerability to Spoofing 2 Cost 3 4 Accessibility Issues Data Breach Implications 5

  7. Applications of Biometric Authentication Access Control 1 2 Mobile Security Fingerprint or facial recognition for unlocking smartphones and authorizing payments. Biometric verification for entering buildings, restricted areas, or accessing computer systems. Financial Transactions Border Control 3 4 Enhancing security for online banking, ATM withdrawals, and digital payments. Efficiently verifying identities of travelers through passport control using facial recognition. 5 Healthcare Secure patient identification, access to medical records, and drug dispensing.

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