Purpose
To evaluate current personal identity verification technologies, systems, components, techniques, and procedures that would satisfy requirements for identifying Federal employees and contractors seeking access to Federal facilities and information systems.
Topics
Personal identity source document (ISD) authentication; verifying a claim of identity using fingerprint or facial images; use of security tokens such as integrated circuit cards for storing and processing identity credentials; communicating with security token reader/writers via electronic contact and contact-less methods; personal identity verification systems architecture, components, algorithms, protocols, and management.
Presentations
PIV Project Overview and System Concepts (Opening)
Curt Barker, NIST
Technical Implementation Guidance:Smart Card Enabled Physical Access Control Systems Version 2.2
Tim Baldridge, NASA
Department of Homeland Security: Goals for PIV
Joe Broghamer, Department of Homeland Security
Department of Defense - Approach to PIV
Mike Butler, Department of Defense
SecureShift® Technology: Overt Solutions for Personal Identity Verification
Murray Dawson, Flex Products Inc. (SecureShift)
FIPS 201: Smart Card Industry Perspectives
Craig Diffie, Axalto
Update on U.S. Government Smart Card Standards Efforts
Jim Dray, NIST
Secure Remote Photo Identification With ID Card
Keith Jentoft, Audio SmartCard (nCryptone Solutions)
Smartcards and PIV in Local Government in England
Janice Morphet, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister
Who Are You? Establishing Identity Assurance
Judith Spencer, Chair, Federal Identity Credentialing
Biometrics of Fingerprint and Facial Images
Charlie Wilson, NIST
Biometrics and Privacy Issues: Problems and Promises
Boult, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
Digital Watermarking Review
Digimarc
Personal Identity Verification For Federal Employees and Contractors - Requirements
NIST
