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Standards
SBI
The Secure Biometrics Device Interface is a set of standards defined by MOSIP, currently in use by over 10 countries. It defines standard APIs for biometric devices to connect to MOSIP. Developed in 2019, the standards have evolved over the years, and led to IEEE P3167.
IEEE P3167
IEEE P3167, developed by a working group within the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), is an attempt to develop a set of standards around the establishment of secure interfaces for the entire process of collecting data via biometric devices. Developed within the Standard for Secure Biometrics Device Interface (SSBI), this protocol specifically addresses the trustworthiness of biometric devices and their captured data, in addition to general data security. This work is being overseen by the Cybersecurity and Privacy Standards Committee (CPSC).
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