In today's life, we see the requirement to keep our credentials safe with high security and also with the flexibility to access the security portals. For that purpose, I propose a security system with better security and remote access, to the credentials with different security access.
1.2 AIM:
The basic objective of this project is to help people keep their credential safe and secure with high protection. The main objective is to access the security portal remotely with biometric authentication.
1.3 PROBLEM SPECIFICATION:
To have security for the credential it is necessary to have a secure communication link for remote accessing the portal. The storage used for the unique authentication information generated form the biometric sensors should be kept with high
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Employs use this facility to keep the confidential things secure with high authentication access.
• Businessman
• Students
• Lawyer
• Teacher
• Doctor
• Employ
FIGURE2.1 AEIOU SUMMARIY
2.2 EMPATHY CANVAS:
• USERS:
Businessman’s may use this facility to keep their important things safe and protected with high security.
Students may study from this system to how to protect the system from different threats.
Employs use this facility to keep the confidential things secure with high authentication access.
• Businessman
• Students
• Lawyer
• Police
• Teacher
• Doctor
• Employ
• STAKEHOLDERS:
Professors use this system to keep his credentials safe and secure.
Patient in the medical emergency they can use this system to access his credentials remotely with remote authentication process.
• Professor
• Patient
• Upper Class People
• Peon
• ACTIVITIES:
The project teaches the different aspects for the security system we require.
Learning from this project helps us in the development of different kinds of operating system.
• Teaching
• Manufacturing
• Repairing
• Learning
• Cleaning
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(f) Spoof attacks and Template security: Spoof attack refers to the deliberate attempt to manipulate one’s biometric template in order to avoid recognition, or generate biometric artifacts in order to take someone’s identity. And still biometric systems are susceptible to attacked in a number of ways (Ratha et al., 2001). For example, a fingerprint recognition system can be circumvented by using fake or spoof fingers (Nandakumar et al., 2007, Nandakumar et al., 2007a). Behavioral traits like voice (Eriksson et al., 1997) and signature (Harrison et al., 1981) are more susceptible to such attacks than physiological traits. Security of biometric templates is also another critical issues in biometric systems. The stolen biometric template can be used to gain unauthorized access to the system (Adler, 2003, Cappelli et al., 2007, Ross et al., 2007).
...nation without an idea way, it will lead the key to be the leader of the whole certification process, then the security system will be based on the key. Once the key is missing, the system will be collapsed. Based on the above analysis, while biometrics characteristics as an approximate random signal, people can consider to extract one key directly from such signals, instead of using the external inputs. In this way, we call it a key generation mechanism (key generation scheme).
One of the tools that healthcare industry is trying to implement in order to achieve a reduction in the healthcare cost is the “Smart Card”. Introducing smart cards in the healthcare industry might be a solution to reduce the healthcare cost in a future. Smart card provides a unique opportunity to provide healthcare solution for security information access and management with data mobility and patient privacy.
The costs of implementing biometrics into security, specifically passports, are enormous. In many instances, cost is much higher than traditional forms of security such as passwords and personal identification numbers.10 Biometrics also puts users...
The next item is to utilize a secured socket layer (SSL) to increase security by encoding data at the sent point and decrypting it at the receiving end plus adding a layer of corporate firewalls (Lee, 2003). The next method utilizes a Virtual Private Network or VPN to transport packets but utilizes its own software to encrypt and decrypt at the sending and receiving transmission platforms (Gartee, 2011). Therefore a VPN limits the data packets to those individuals who have been identified to access the information and the system is maintain within the information department of the facility. In addition, a VPN verifies the identity of the person signing on by ensuring those only with access should be able to view the data. Another benefit of a VPN is that it is not limited to WebPages and may be utilized to secure data being transmitted in other application software (Lee, 2002). The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability ACT of 1996 (HIPAA) and the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH mandates the appropriate administrative, technical and physical safeguards be utilized to protect
Authenticity within the culture of popular music is an issue that has been discussed for many years as it can be a huge selling point, it can cause society to either loathe or love a performing artist on how 'authentic' their persona and music is. Moore (2002) brings forward this idea in the article ‘Authenticity as Authentication’:
This includes measures to limit access to electronic information, to encrypt and decrypt electronic information, and to guard against unauthorized access to that information while it is being transmitted to others. Procedures and policies are required to address the following elements of technical safeguards: • Access control - Allowing only access to persons or software programs that have appropriate access rights to data or PHI by using, for example, unique user identification protocols, emergency access procedures, automatic logoff, and encryption and decryption mechanisms. • Audit controls - Recording and examining activity in health IT systems that contain or use PHI. • Integrity - Protecting PHI from improper alteration or destruction, including implementation of mechanisms to authenticate PHI. • Person or entity authentication - Verifying that a person or entity seeking access to PHI is who or what they claim to be (proof of
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The university is bound by its contractual and license agreements respecting certain third party resources; you are expected to comply with all such agreements when using such resources. You should make a reasonable effort to protect your passwords and to secure resources against unauthorized use or access. You must configure hardware and software in a way that reasonably prevents unauthorized users from accessing Brown's network and computing resources. You must not attempt to access restricted portions of the network, an operating system, security software or other administrative applications without appropriate authorization by the system owner or
...work Security Article). With this given information in the essay, is a great start to learn how to keep your network secure. This is only a small part of the prevention of infiltration of your network and computer. If one desires to learn more, go above and beyond and continue to learn on how to keep your network secure.
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“The term -information security- means protecting information and information systems from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction” (United States Code, 2008). In order to ensure the identity of who is trying to access the information, the concept of “Biometric Technology” has been developed in the last years. This essay will start explaining this concept and the characteristics of its development through the time. Then, the essay will offer a brief explanation of biometric systems operation and a description of different biometric systems developed until now. Finally, this research analyzes the current and future applications and the issues that surround it.
Security is very important for many different reasons. A nation must insure their safety as a whole, as well as the persons living in the nation. It is equally important that the nation's economy is stable and growing. Security is something that every nation deals with, in many different ways. It is a way that nations come to together and create allies. However, it is also a way for nations to create enemies. There are a variety of concerns that require attention around the world including state security, human security, and economic security. Political and economic relations impact each of these security issues different proven by history and present events around the world.
Rayne, PB, Kulkarni, P, Patil, S & Meshram, BB 2012, ‘Authentication and Authorization:Tool for Ecommerce Security’, Engineering Science and Technology: An International Journal, vol. 2, no. 1, pp. 150-157.