Fundamental Research Challenges for Trustworthy Biometrics Workshop

研讨会的目的是确定值得信赖的生物识别系统在身份管理方面的基本研究挑战。我们今天所知的生物身份和我们的数字角色之间的联系正在迅速变化，其中网络空间的交易依赖于建立信任。个人身份、生物识别(测量身份)和网络空间身份之间的交集是本次研讨会的主题。在网络空间中，有机会为一个人的身份创建多个数字身份(或化名)，其中需要谨慎的匿名和隐私保护工具，以提供与真实身份相关联的信息内容的信任级别和规模。基于生理或行为测量的生物识别是一种从根本上将个人与交易/位置联系在一起的技术，并且可能是一种建立信任的工具，可以为包括边界控制、信息技术、电子商务和战时环境在内的广泛应用程序启用身份管理。需要开发解决存储和传输的生物测定信息的私密性、可接受性、可用性和安全性的方法。拟议的研讨会将带来一个由来自学术界、政府和行业的感兴趣的个人组成的团队，讨论与隐私、信任和安全相关的身份科学的基本原理和未来方向。

The objective of the workshop is to establish the fundamental research challenges for trustworthy biometric systems in identity management. The link between biological identity as we know it today and our digital persona is rapidly changing where transactions in the cyberspace rely on establishment of trust. The intersection between personal identity, biometrics (measured identity), and identity in cyberspace is the topic of this workshop. In cyberspace, there is opportunity to create multiple digital identities (or pseudonyms) to one human identity, where guarded anonymity and privacy preserving tools are needed which provide levels of trust and scale in the information content linked to true identity. Biometrics, based on physiologic or behavioral measurements, is a technology that fundamentally ties an individual to a transaction/location and may be a tool to establish trust enabling identity management for a wide array of applications, including border control, information technology, e-commerce, and war-time environments. There is a need to develop methodologies that address privacy, acceptability, usability, and security of stored and transmitted biometric information. The proposed workshop will bring a team of interested individuals from academia, government, and industry to discuss fundamentals and future directions in identity science related to privacy, trust, and security.