Biometrics for National Security and Law Enforcement: Training Summit 2013

Posted by: on Jan 31, 2013 | No Comments

As technology continues to advance and national security remains at the forefront of discussion, it comes as no surprise that biometrics is a hot topic. The ability for scientists to determine ways to accurately identify people based upon physical and behavioral characteristics has been achieved; however, improvements in equipment, interoperability and database accuracy are essential. Biometrics is key to our nation’s intelligence and security efforts in the fight against terrorism. Establishing an individual’s identity with certainty provides our military personnel an immediate edge and aids our national security capabilities.

Key Areas of Discussion Will Include:

  • An In-depth Workshop Day Focusing on Secure Interagency Information Sharing
  • Exploring Biometrics strategies and Acquisition Efforts
  • Examining I.D. Verification Through Diverse Tracked Sessions on DNA, Fingerprint, and Facial/Iris Recognition Analysis
  • Uncovering Requirements for Cost Effective Biometric Solutions
  • Discussing Biometric Capabilities on a National and Local Law Enforcement Scale

At IDGA’s Biometrics for National Security and Law Enforcement you will have the exclusive opportunity to interact, network, and learn from leading representatives from military, government agencies, and private industry

For more information and how to register visit here.

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