Biometric Performance Certification
IBG certifies biometric
product accuracy and usability through its Biometric Performance
Certification program.
For detailed accuracy,
usability, and certification results, download the
Biometric Performance Certification
List
(pdf).
Results from IBG's
Comparative Biometric Testing and other
standards-compliant IBG evaluations are mapped to match rates, enrollment rates, and transaction
times to certify product performance. New products are
certified on a regular basis.
Certified Products
Why Biometric
Performance Certification?
The biometric industry has
historically lacked benchmarks against which system
performance could be evaluated and compared. Biometric
Performance Certification addresses this gap by
establishing performance benchmarks and certifying
commercial systems against these benchmarks.
Biometric Performance
Certification simplifies procurement and partnership
decisions for government agencies, systems integrators,
and other commercial and government organization
deploying systems or investing in biometrics companies.
How Does
Biometric Performance
Certification
Work?
Download the
Biometric Performance Certification FAQ
(pdf)
Products that meet or
exceed performance requirements for false match
rates, false non-match rates, false accept, and false reject rates
attain Accuracy Certification.
Accuracy Certification can be attained from Level
4 (most robust) to Level 1.
Products that meet or
exceed performance requirements for failure to
enroll rates, failure to acquire rates, and transaction
duration attain Usability
Certification. Usability
Certification can be obtained from Level 4 (most robust)
to Level 1.
Who Uses Biometric
Performance Certification Results?
IBG's performance test
reports and certification lists are used by hundreds of
government agencies and commercial entities in support
of procurement and partnership decisions.
View a partial list of
IBG
performance report recipients
(pdf).
For more information on
Biometric Performance Certification , contact
Michael
Thieme at International Biometric Group. |