The problem of increasing the sample size of biometric data used in training artificial neural networks is considered. To fill the gaps in the histogram of biometric data are examples of breeding, genetic algorithms are implemented according to GOST Russia 52633.2-2010. It shows that one can opt...
where radar was used to detect objects that would not previously have been within the range of sight. The following sensor examples and types of sensor data processing techniques offer insight into the number and diversity of their applications and use cases: ...
While personal data is a subset of sensitive data, there are some distinctions between the two. Personal data refers to any information related to a specific individual, such as a name, address, phone number, and more. Sensitive data, on the other hand, is highly confidential information that...
For example, if someone wants to pay via their Apple Pay wallet, they need to enter a security password or use biometric verification (such as Face ID) to approve the payment. This protects business owners from fraud. Convenience. Digital payments take money out of one account and into ...
The case brought up questions about government-contractor relations and the wisdom of allowing the collection of biometric data. While Perceptics’ relationship with CBP was suspended in the wake of the attack, the government eventually agreed to keep doing business with the company. Citrix breach...
Coherence between IoT and data science is critical to ensure that organizations can maximize the value of their IoT ecosystems. It requires a deep
Despite the ubiquity of fairness and privacy challenges across diverse data domains, current regulatory frameworks primarily address human-centric data concerns. We therefore focus our discussion on biometric and healthcare datasets, although the principles we outline are broadly applicable across various ...
or trace an individual’s identity, such as their name, Social Security number, biometric records, etc. alone, or when combined with other personal or identifying information which is linked or linkable to a specific individual, such as date and place of birth, mother’s maiden name, etc.”...
The PHI acronym stands for protected health information, also known as HIPAA data. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) mandates that PHI in healthcare must be safeguarded. As such healthcare organizations must be aware of what is considered PHI. ...
16. Employee Authentication data.Employee authentication datais used by an employee to log into their company portal. It could be a combination of username and password, biometric data, or other forms of authentication. Companies often ask their employees to use strong passwords that are difficult ...