Advanced Security through Biometric Systems and Reporting Techniques
Deepak Bhandari *
PEC University of Technology, Chandigarh, India.
Manavjeet Kaur
PEC University of Technology, Chandigarh, India.
*Author to whom correspondence should be addressed.
Abstract
World requires to evolve itself with a stringent personnel identification system due to increase in the number of assets and expansion in the number of stakeholders involved in their maintenance. This is constantly challenged by the newer threats. The system requires being high on quality factors such as availability, performance, robustness, durability with negligible downsides such as cost, partialness in its perusal. To ensure these high standards, society has been making way for biometric driven security schemes that are able to replicate the expected quality norms. But the existing biometric systems need to be more convergent to the customization that is oriented to the end user. Therefore, this paper intends to bring system and end user to a same platform of contribution. This is achieved when end user customizes the system as per his biometric requirement and the system can refer the user in case it is unable to exactly identify biometric traits during user authentication. Additionally, system ensures the information compliance to target audience along with a constant reporting culture as a minimum standard. This would introduce high reliability and maximum functionality to the technological ecosystem of the security world.
Keywords: Multimodal biometrics, user-defined weightage, OTP – One time password, reporting technique