General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People‘s Republic of China
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GB/T 41815.3-2023
Introduction
Introduction to "GB/T 41815.3-2023 Information Technology - Presentation Attack Detection for Biometric Recognition - Part 3: Testing and Reporting":
"GB/T 41815.3-2023 Information Technology - Presentation Attack Detection for Biometric Recognition - Part 3: Testing and Reporting" is a comprehensive standard that focuses on the detection and prevention of presentation attacks in biometric recognition systems. This standard provides guidelines and requirements for conducting effective tests and generating accurate reports to evaluate the security and reliability of these systems.
The document outlines various testing methodologies and techniques that can be employed to assess the vulnerability of biometric recognition systems to presentation attacks. It covers a wide range of attack scenarios, including spoofing attacks, replay attacks, and tampering attacks, and provides detailed instructions on how to simulate these attacks in a controlled environment.
Furthermore, the standard emphasizes the importance of generating comprehensive and reliable reports that accurately reflect the performance of the tested biometric recognition systems. It provides guidelines on the content and format of these reports, ensuring that the information is presented in a clear and concise manner.
Adhering to "GB/T 41815.3-2023 Information Technology - Presentation Attack Detection for Biometric Recognition - Part 3: Testing and Reporting" will enable organizations to evaluate the effectiveness of their biometric recognition systems in detecting and preventing presentation attacks. By implementing the recommendations outlined in this standard, organizations can enhance the security and reliability of their systems, safeguarding sensitive data and ensuring the integrity of biometric identification processes."
GB/T 41815.3-2023 history
2023GB/T 41815.3-2023 Information Technology Biometric Presentation Attack Detection Part 3: Testing and Reporting