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Guidelines on Evaluation of Techniques for Automated Personal Identification
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Date Published: April 1, 1977
Planning Note (02/08/2005):
The withdrawal of this FIPS was announced in the Federal Register.
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National Bureau of Standards
This publication provides a guideline to be used by Federal organizations in the selection and evaluation of techniques for automatically verifying the identity of individuals seeking access to computer systems and networks via terminals, where controlled accessibility is required for security purposes. The guideline describes various techniques for verifying identity and provides a set of criteria for the evaluation of automated identification systems embodying these techniques.
This publication provides a guideline to be used by Federal organizations in the selection and evaluation of techniques for automatically verifying the identity of individuals seeking access to computer systems and networks via terminals, where controlled accessibility is required for security...
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This publication provides a guideline to be used by Federal organizations in the selection and evaluation of techniques for automatically verifying the identity of individuals seeking access to computer systems and networks via terminals, where controlled accessibility is required for security purposes. The guideline describes various techniques for verifying identity and provides a set of criteria for the evaluation of automated identification systems embodying these techniques.
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Keywords
ADP security; computer networks; controlled accessibility; encryption; evaluation criteria; key; password; personal identification; terminals; verification
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