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COPRAS Kick-off BioSec

COPRAS Kick-off BioSec. Orestes Sanchez BioSec Coordinator Telefónica I+D, S.A.U. k. Biometri a. BioSec Consortium. Project Coordinator is Telefonica I+D Industrial partners: Siemens AG, Germany (SIEMENS) Atmel Grenoble, S.A., France (ATMEL) Finnair Oy, Finland (FINNAIR)

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COPRAS Kick-off BioSec

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  1. COPRAS Kick-offBioSec Orestes Sanchez BioSec Coordinator Telefónica I+D, S.A.U.

  2. k Biometri a 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)

  3. BioLab University of Bologna 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

  4. 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 • Systemssecurity, 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

  5. BioSec and COPRAS

  6. 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

  7. Further details • Coordinator • Orestes Sanchez • Telefónica I+D, S.A.U. • E-mail: biosec-coord@biosec.org • Website: http://www.biosec.org • Biometrics Standard Observatory • BioSec Interest Group • Early notify about BioSec project news

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