2022年12月27日

隨著我們進入2022年的最後一周，我們來看看該領域專家預測的一些生物識別和數字身份識別趨勢。這一年，世界基本上擺脫了新冠肺炎大流行的影響，許多公司在創造創新技術解決方案方麵取得了進展。通過電子郵件發給生物計量更新的趨勢和預測主要反映了正在進行的發展，但也表明了在不久的將來數字信任如何運作的重大變化。雷古拉和其他人發現的第一個值得關注的趨勢是後量子密碼學(PQC)。Idemia的一篇文章稱，這將導致計算複雜性的顯著增加，數據的大小將不得不通過新硬件和軟件的優化來彌補。在過去一年采取了重大措施之後，基於去中心化和區塊鏈技術的可互操作數字id預計也將在2023年大規模采用。Idemia寫道:“2022年，蘋果和三星這兩大科技巨頭在他們的數字錢包解決方案中增加了數字身份服務。“另一個新穎之處是，我們的目標是建立一個超越國家體係的國際解決方案。讓我們把歐盟數字錢包視為2022年的熱門話題。”根據Incode的說法，區塊鏈應用程序還將刺激新的生物識別應用程序的采用，這也是為了保護元宇宙中的個人，iprov說。 Frictionless access As the precision of biometric technologies increases , so do the applications that rely on them. Alcatraz AI , Incode, Genetec , and the Security Industry Association ( SIA ) all predict that 2023 will see a substantial increase in access control technologies relying on biometrics. “Biometrics for access control are at a pivotal moment, driven by the changing nature of work environments and employee habits post-Covid,” writes Alcatraz CEO Tina D’Agostin in the company’s latest trend report. “Corporate security teams have been asked not just to provide security, but address a multitude of business drivers impacted in part by these trends.” New privacy and regulatory laws Several organizations predict an increase in regulatory efforts concerning biometric data collection, but also the regulation of digital IDs. According to Alcatraz and SIA, privacy and legal aspects of biometrics are becoming more localized but more consistent. Regula says regulators will likely continue to tighten identity verification rules . “Global economic and political unrest in 2022 has raised questions about vulnerabilities in public infrastructure,” adds iProov’s year-end predictions. “In 2023, public sector agencies at every level can expect to see greater regulation on how their systems are secured and protected against heavily resourced, highly sophisticated bad actors.” Growth of multimodal biometrics and MFA Multimodal biometric authentication will also continue to grow, according to Alcatraz, with changing work environments and companies implementing a “zero trust” strategy. The uptake of two-factor and multi-factor authentication ( MFA ) will continue, says iProov, but will witness a shift from password-plus-device to device-plus-biometric as the preferred combination. Increased cloud adoption: Alcatraz, Genetec Cloud technologies relying on biometrics will also witness an uptick in adoption, say both Alcatraz and Genetec. “As businesses rationalize costs, concerns, and approach to cloud migration, we can expect an increase in demand for ready-to-deploy hybrid-cloud appliances,” writes Genetec. “This infrastructure will support edge-computing workloads and make existing devices cloud-compatible, and help centralize access to systems and data across many sites.” Passwordless for critical accounts: Incode, Mitek Perhaps not surprising, considering the aforementioned growth in MFA and multimodal biometrics, passwordless authentication is also set to grow in 2023, explains a Mitek report. “More people will protect their critical accounts with methods other than logins and passwords,” adds Incode CEO Ricardo Amper. “When authenticating access to these accounts, they will use biometrics, providing more security for their private data.” Anti-spoofing and liveness checks increase The last trend on this list regards the use of liveness checks technologies to tackle the rise of deepfakes , says Iproof. “The flipside of democratization is more ways for bad actors to enhance their fraud attempts by enabling deepfakes, synthetic identities, and more,” adds a Regula report. “Organizations will need to invest in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) anti-fraud technology to counter new attack vectors and effectively fight fraud as hacker methods evolve,” says Incode’s Amper. What other biometrics and digital ID trends do you expect to see in 2023? Let us know in the comments.