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2. Types of Security Offered Eye Scanning DNA Recognition Facial Recognition Fingerprint Scanning

3. Preferred Security System(s) Eye Scanning Benefits: Considered the most accurate This type of security has been used and proven useful by other airports Can accurately scan and recognize up to 50 people per minute Very hard to manipulate the system Facial Recognition Benefits: Can be used to prevent recorded criminals venturing onto the plane/escaping by plane 80%-90% accuracy Typically cheaper 10 criminals are caught per every five scans

4. Overall Synopsis Implement retinal and facial scanning in the airport Use facial recognition for public flights to eliminate potential threats Eye scanning only for the private flights

5. The Science Behind Scans: Eye The retinal part of the scan shines light through the pupil to examine the blood vessels in the back of the eye Iris scanning can be accomplished by using a video camera to inspect the unique patterns of the colored fragment of the eye

6. The Science Behind Scans: Facial A camera captures a picture of a persons face Certain nodal points are then analyzed Example: Nose width or the distance between the eyes A template is then made based on the points and compared to other stored templates

7. Beating the System Eye Scanning Colored contact lenses and pupil-dialating drugs can reduce accuracy Some have been fooled by using a high resolution photo of the iris with the pupil cut out With security observing, this will not happen Facial Recognition High resolution pictures can be used to gain access With security observation, this will not happen Disguises have less effect on all matches

8. Real Life Success “In February, authorities in New Jersey arrested 38 people in Operation Facial Scrub, including five sex offenders and 29 people who, despite having suspended licenses, obtained fraudulent licenses. Of these, some had multiple DUI offenses, and even used their false identities to obtain commercial driver licenses to drive trucks or buses.” (Source: New Jersey Office of the Attorney General and New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission press release, February 12, 2013)

9. Minor Limitations Facial recognition can only recognize 56 faces per system Identity theft Eye scanning has difficulty scanning people with cataracts or blindness Those who are flying private must have a scan on the database or must have it done one week prior to take off

10. Real Life Application Step 4: Apply Step 3: Test Step 2: Installation Step 1: Purchase Average cost for a basic facial recognition system is only $2.2 million per airport, with retinal costing $4 million per airport A license for retinal scanning is required Test the systems using volunteer employees to ensure promised accuracy

11. Sources Cited Beyond Trust. (nd). Retina Network Security Scanner – FAQ. [accessed 3 September 2015]. Retrieved from http://www.beyondtrust.com/Content/pdfs/DS-RNSS-FAQ.pdfhttp://www.beyondtrust.com/Content/pdfs/DS-RNSS-FAQ.pdf Daily Mail Reporter. (2012). Travel Mail. Daily Mail. [accessed 3 September 2015]. Retrieved from http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-2102489/Iris-recognition- scheme-airports-scrapped-years.htmlhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/article-2102489/Iris-recognition- scheme-airports-scrapped-years.html Jose Pagliery. (2014). FBI Launches a Face Recognition System. CNN Money. [accessed 3 September 2015]. Retrieved from http://money.cnn.com/2014/09/16/technology/security/fbi-facial-recognition/ http://money.cnn.com/2014/09/16/technology/security/fbi-facial-recognition/ Justin Dennis. (2014). Are Retina/Iris Scanners The Next Level Of Mobile Security?. Make use of. [accessed 3 September 2015]. Retrieved from http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/retina-iris-scanners-next-level-mobile-security/ http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/retina-iris-scanners-next-level-mobile-security/

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