Emergence of multimodal biometrics at the Border · 2015. 5. 27. · the future to be fast and...

27 May 2015

John Kendall

Director Public Sector and Security Programs, Asia-Pacific

Emergence of multimodal biometrics at the BorderBiometrics Institute Asia-Pacific Conference

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Key Border Security Challenges

• Growing volumes of international travellers

• Travel Document fraud forged, counterfeit, stolen

• Time pressures queues at checkpoints

• Information overload

• Budget constraints

• Integrity issues

• and more…


Primary Areas where Biometrics can Assist

Linking Traveller to Travel Documents

• Authorised holder of Travel Document?

• Multiple Travel Documents for this Traveller?

Confirming identity of Traveller before granting entry

• Do they hold a visa?

• Do they represent a potential risk?

• Are they a known person of interest?

Confirming identity of Traveller before permitting exit

• Are they a known person of interest?


Biometrics and Border Security Today

• Facial Biometrics

• Fingerprint Biometrics

• Iris Biometrics

• Hand Geometry and Vascular Biometrics



• Facial Biometrics:

– Automated Border Clearance (ABC) eGates

– Visa application processing

– Undocumented arrivals

– Surveillance


• Iris Biometrics





• Fingerprint Biometrics:

– ABC eGates

– Clearance counters

– Visa application processing

– Undocumented arrivals

– Officer authentication/access control

• Iris Biometrics






• Iris Biometrics:

– Trusted traveller ABC eGates

– Clearance counters

– Surveillance






• Iris Biometrics

• Hand Geometry and Vascular Biometrics:

– Trusted traveller ABC eGates

– Access control


Historical inhibitors to broader biometrics usage in Border Security

Processing delays

Solution risks

Public concerns

Cost impacts

Space limitations


So what’s changed?

Mission Requirements

Technology Advancements

Public Acceptance


Changing Mission Requirements

Frictionless Travel

Human Trafficking

Transnational Crime and Terrorism

Sophisticated Identity Fraud

Mission Requirements


Changing Mission Requirements

People trafficking is the fastest growing means by which people are enslaved, the fastest growing international crime, and one of the largest sources of income for organised crime.

UN Office on Drugs & Crime

We want the travelling experience of the future to be fast and seamless for legitimate travellers — a low-touch experience beyond traditional barriers.

Australia Department of Immigration and Border Protection

Australian foreign fighters in Syria and Iraq pose a serious national security threat to Australia.

Lowy Institute

MORE than 1000 suspected Australian passport fraud cases have been investigated in the past three years and about 100 fake passports have been seized. Tens of thousands Australian travel documents are reported lost or stolen every year.

Melbourne Herald Sun

Even Singapore has confirmed that a handful of its citizens are engaged with extremist groups, with Interior Minister Teo Chee Hean stating that at least two Singaporeans are known to be fighting in Syria.

Australian Strategic Policy Institute



Multimodal capture devices

Mobile / hand-held capture devices

Frictionless biometric capture

Cost efficiencies

Multimodal / multivendor frameworks



Multimodal Capture Devices

• Simultaneous capture of multiple biometrics with a single device:

– Faster capture

– Ease of use

– Anti-spoofing

Face / irisFingerprint / vascular


Multimodal mobile/handheld capture devices

Handheld devices able to capture multiple biometrics for wireless transmission to back-end matching engines or on-device matching


Frictionless Biometric Capture

Morpho’s Finger on the Fly® contactless fingerprint scanner


Multimodal / Multi-vendor Biometric Framework

Bespoke

(develop

everything)

Shrink wrap

(install

and run)

+ functionality+ configurability

Architectural

Frameworks

(develop all

application logic)

Package

(configure)LEIDA

(configure,

customize)

Windows / Linux

Choice of Open Source or COTS App Server, RDBMS, Workflow Engine

LEIDA Infrastructure Services

LEIDA Application Services

Biometric

Device

Integration

Biometric

Algorithm

integration

Identity

Workflows

Authentication,

Authorization

and User

Management

Audit

and

Logging

Reporting

Case

Management

Credential

Production

and

Lifecycle

Biometric

Examiner

Tools

Enrolment

and Identity

Maintenance

Multi-modal

Identification

and

Verification

External

Data

Exchange

Image

Processing /

Normalization

SOA-

compliant

Identity

Services


Multimodal / Multi-vendor Biometric Frameworks

Case ManagementServices

NotificationServices

ApplicationServices

IdentificationServices

VerificationServices

Multimodal FusionServices

Match Engine Adapters








LEIDA Security

LEIDA Runtime

PKISecurity

Biometric Examiners

Directory Server

LEIDA Databases

Enrollments Biometrics Workflow Reports

Enterprise Service Bus

External Systems Biometric Collection / Enrollment Devices

Multi-Vendor Matchers

Face

Finger

Iris

Palm

Latent

Voice

Vascular


Public Acceptance

Personal Security

Mobile device authentication

Mobile app authentication

Personal convenience

Public Acceptance


Public Acceptance

95% of Australians surveyed support the expanded use of biometrics by customs and immigration staff to identify passengers on watch lists.

Unisys Security Index Research

“Fingerprint sensors will become standard in most high-end smart mobile devices by 2015 and become common in all mobile devices shipped during 2018.

We believe that there will be a rush by consumer smart mobile device (SMD) manufacturers to emulate Apple by embedding and integrating biometrics technology into their next generation devices – not just fingerprint sensors but other biometric technology as well.”

Alan Goode (founder of Google Intelligence)

Fujitsu launched the new Arrow NX F-04G smartphone with iris recognition security earlier this month. Not to be outdone, Samsung has announced plans to incorporate iris recognition into more of its products – even its low-end products – in the near future.


So what might the future look like for multimodal biometrics in the Border Security Environment?


Elements of a Notional Multimodal Border Security Approach

Visa Applications

Watch ListsInitial Border Clearance

Subsequent Border

Clearance

Multi-port Clearance


Notional Multimodal Border Security Approach:

Visa Application Processing

Capture face, finger and iris of applicant using self serve kiosk

Search face, finger and iris biometric watch lists and investigate potential matches

Search iris biometric records of all previously enrolled travellers to identify duplicate records (e.g., different names or passports)



Watch Lists

Primary Watch List

SecondaryWatch List

Tertiary Watch List

Maintain watch lists with available biometrics.

Iris watch list from internal sources

Finger and face watch lists from external sources

All previously enrolled travellers



When new record added to a watch list, search previously enrolled traveller biometrics and flag if high likelihood of match.



Initial Border Clearance

Verify traveller against biometric in ePassport

Capture additional biometrics (iris, finger)

Iris watch list and previously enrolled travellers

Perform real-time search and refer potential matches to secondary

High priority subset of finger and face watch lists

Full finger and face watch lists

Perform post-entry search against full finger and face watch lists

Refer potential matches to enforcement

Update all watch lists with flag



Subsequent Border Clearance(s)

Verify traveller identity against reference biometric of choice

Check (non-biometric) watch list to see if traveller has been added since previous encounter.

Watch list by passport number



Multi-port Clearance (Cruise Ship)

Capture face, finger and iris of passengers/crew onboard ship while enroute to initial port of entry.

Search face, finger and iris biometric watch lists and investigate potential matches. Flag Not to Land and notify captain.

Search iris biometric records of all previously enrolled travellers to identify duplicate records (e.g., different names or passports)

Verify disembarking / re-boarding passengers against pre-cleared passengers using contactless fingerprint scanner kiosks.


Key Take-Aways

Multimodal biometrics…

Augments other risk assessment tools by providing the ability to perform cost effective real-time identity searches against large databases

Addresses a broad range of border security requirements with little or no impact on traveller convenience

Requires an enterprise-level solution (vs siloed solutions) that provides consistent information to all applications

Best implemented using a multi-vendor / multimodal framework to provide “future proof” flexibility as technologies evolve

Were adopted early in Australia for visa processing and secondary clearance, but other countries are now moving to implement real-time multimodal at the point of primary clearance


Thank you!

For more information or a copy of this presentation go to:

www.unisys.com.au/BiometricsAPAC

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