Biometric Data Security and Privacy Flashcards
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What is the primary concern when storing biometric data?
Answer: Preventing unauthorized access and identity theft
Biometric data must be securely stored to prevent unauthorized access, identity theft, and misuse.
Which method is commonly used to enhance biometric data security?
Answer: Encrypting biometric data
Encryption ensures biometric data remains protected from unauthorized access during storage and transmission.
What is a key requirement for biometric data compliance under GDPR?
Answer: Obtaining explicit consent from users
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requires obtaining explicit user consent before collecting and processing biometric data.
How can biometric data be securely transmitted over a network?
Answer: Using SSL/TLS encryption for secure transmission
Using Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption ensures biometric data is protected during transmission to prevent interception.
Which of the following is an ethical concern related to biometric data usage?
Answer: Mass data collection leading to privacy violations
Mass biometric data collection raises concerns about user privacy and potential misuse by organizations or governments.
What is the purpose of biometric data hashing?
Answer: To enhance security by making data irreversible
Hashing biometric data converts it into a fixed-length value that cannot be reversed, improving security and reducing privacy risks.
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