1.Introduction Identifying individuals Using unique physical attributes Keeping valuables secure

2. Introduction The benefits in businesses Other methods arent as reliable Biometrics is the highest level of security 3. History of Biometrics Origins back to 200 BC Alphonse Bertillon, Bertillonage The introduction of fingerprints 4. History of Biometrics Sir Francis Galtons classification system The advancement of biometrics Biometric databases are international 5. Types of Biometrics Records basic information about user Sensor captures unique traits about ID Computer stores data for later use 6. Types of Biometrics Physiological: Face Fingerprint Hand Iris DNABehavioral: Keystroke Signature Voice 7. Biometrics and Practical Application NEXUS Program for pre-approved travelers Iris recognition kiosks 8. Biometrics and Practical Application Faster movement through border security Cost reduction for Canada Border Services Instructions provided to avoid error 9. Privacy Concerns Biometric information not stored on systems Converted into code for later use 10. Disadvantages Software and hardware failures User difficulties High start-up cost 11. Limitations Physical anomalies cause temporary difficulties Research will provide adaptive solutions 12. Conclusion Advantages outweigh disadvantages Significant return on investment Continued research required