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306 Bradford Wing Coordinator of Biometrics Standards NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) Bradford Wing has been working in the field of biometrics since the beginning of the 1990’s. He joined the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in 2008 after 20 years of career in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), US-VISIT Program and in one of its predecessors of the DHS, the Immigration and Naturalization Service. In NIST Brad is the Coordinator of Biometrics Standards, responsible for conducting the ANSI/NIST-ITL standard development and providing support on this technology to other federal agencies. The ANSI/NIST-ITL is the standard used for the transmission of biometric data and related information used by security forces and institutions both, in the EEUU and internationally. He actively participates in these institutions where the biometric standards are developed, OASIS, INCITS/M1 and ISO/SC37, among them. We worked as the Chief Biometrics Engineer in the US-VISIT Program of the Department of Homeland Security. There he founded the Biometrics Coordination Group that holds the diverse components of the DHS to ensure a coherent approach to biometrics in the whole department. He has also been the technical representative for the EEUU at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in the development of Electronic passports, coordinating the execution of the interoperability and conformance tests. He also served as Co-President of the National Science and Technology Council’s Subcommittee on Biometrics and Identity Management, which gathers the representatives of the different governmental institutions of the EEUU to coordinate research on biometrics and standards for its implementation.
Abstract This paper addresses the importance of standards when implementing or using biometric systems. Standards have been developed to ensure that biometric systems can effectively and accurately meet users’ needs such as protecting data integrity, privacy, and security. Examples are given to illustrate the problems addressed by standards in 18 aspects of biometric systems, such as biometric data capture, data transmission, and human factors. The principal standards used in the biometrics community are described and gaps in biometrics standards coverage are identified. Submitted to: Congreso International de <strong>Biometría</strong> de la República Argentina (CIBRA), “Biometrias II” as an invited contribution. BIOMETRICS 2 307
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BIOMETRÍAS 2 Compilado por Eduardo
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Autoridades Presidenta de la Nació
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Prólogo Este libro no tiene preten
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El rol de la identificación de per
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Resumen Los gobiernos de nuestra re
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la utilización de los servicios el
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ambiental, entre otros. Desarrollo
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Cuadro Nro. 2 - Participación de l
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población y la continuidad de los
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Por otra parte, el Estado necesita
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entre nuestros países. También se
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En efecto, el artículo 6 expresa
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Conclusiones Hemos visto que nuestr
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Herramientas biométricas para la i
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Resumen Las políticas de inclusió
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fronterizo, la autenticación en tr
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Pero, ¿por qué es importante tene
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acceso público y gratuito a Intern
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Al hablar de registrar a un individ
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Por último, por su versatilidad, d
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tiene el derecho de tener una “id
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Normas y Biometría Bradford Wing B
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Resumen Este documento se referirá
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que proveyó muestras de su ADN es
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conoce como el estándar ANSI/NIST-
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con exactitud la muestra contra la
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coincidencia no es exacta. 19 De he
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Un ejemplo es la “Slap Fingerprin
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leer este certificado es compartida
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y requerimientos de los propietario
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La cooperación internacional y las
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Resumen Este paper ha sido escrito
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Oficinas Centrales Nacionales contr
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DNA - ácido desoxirribonucleico Al
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europeos lo adoptaron como su formu
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será incrementado para permitir vo
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84 Virginia Kannemann Asistente Eje
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Los registros dentales: su importan
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Un ejemplo de esa relación es el
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Determinación de la edad El moment
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Determinación de la talla El cálc
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decrecen con la edad. No todas las
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y sus aplicaciones en la identifica
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100 Julio Fuoco Licenciado en Comer
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incidirán en un porcentaje del tre
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Una vez más, como cuando hablamos
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comúnmente utilizadas no son invas
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ciento (50 %) de se corresponden co
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Bibliografía Centro Latinoamerican
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114 Ali M. Al-Khoury Director Gener
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Claramente, la identificación de l
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120 característica biométrica Pro
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hacia el estado actual en el mundo
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1.3.2 Formato de Intercambio de Dat
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también la Figura 4. Esto hace dif
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Reconocimiento del Evalúa el estil
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Evidentemente, hubo y continua habi
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132 • 2011: Tarjetas Inteligentes
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134 • 2011: Las Elecciones Nacion
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información inclusiva. Además sos
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El sistema puede identificar person
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Rasgos de la tarjeta Gráficos - cu
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4.1 Características de la Tarjeta
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4.2 Funciones de la Tarjeta de Iden
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El gobierno planea incluir el desar
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negocios, a través de los procesos
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152 Marcos Elias Claudio Araujo Dir
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hubo inversiones o proyectos releva
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Además de la implantación del Reg
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En 2008, el sector bancario invirti
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tendencia mundial y en el marco de
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164 Jorge Arturo Reina García Dire
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le asignó el código 01, a los dem
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y procese. Los Libros de Inscripci
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5. La estructura administrativa es
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Dicho operativo a dado como resulta
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• Capacidad de respuesta inmediat
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Bibliografía Términos de referenc
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180 Dra. Mónica Litza Directora Na
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prioridad que esta tiene dentro de
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Promover el desarrollo digital como
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Sistema Nacional de Busqueda e Iden
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192 Néstor Matosian Director del C
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Kirchner donde la posibilidad de in
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decir, sólo se podrá acceder a es
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En este contexto y comprendiendo el
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202 Gustavo Donato Director Oficina
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• Conjuntamente con la estandariz
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19. Nanotexto en contorno de caja d
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injerencia sobre cuestiones adminis
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214 Gabriel Casal Jefe de Asesores
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El Marco e-ID Social no constituye
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nacional de identidad, contempla el
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La protección del derecho a la ide
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fecha de nacimiento, domicilio, eda
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del bebé, además de una pulsera c
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disposiciones del Código Civil, co
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conceptos que nuestra ley contempla
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a aparecer modificaciones a los est
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a. Identificación electrónica soc
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jurídicas, es posible afirmar que
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que permitan establecer un medio co
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Art. 1.012. La firma de las partes
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derecho interno 2001”, Naciones U
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cuestiones que tienen que ver con u
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Asimismo, los Ministros acordaron l
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histórica y educativa iberoamerica
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como otros sistemas alternativos a
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Los sistemas de reconocimiento que
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Contratos Internacionales de UNCITR
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Page 305: Standards and Biometrics Bradford W
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Biometric Trends, Challenges and Op
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standard 5 of very recent approval,
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eengineering, for example: • Entr
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the sake of its own flexibility. Wh
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(ONTI), an organization that has un
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Bibliography Latin American Center
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Biometrics technology and the new e
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Abstract Over the past decade, biom
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Biometrics technology and the new e
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Emirates over the past decade to ad
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Biometric Capability Explanation Id
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interoperability of different syste
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The Indian project which is billed
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Table 4: Evolving biometrical techn
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Many countries have made attempts t
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Country Biometrics Applications Can
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Country Biometrics Applications UK
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network infrastructure, each of the
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only as little as 10% of its popula
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Applet Interface Functionality PKI
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mechanisms and enforces firewalls t
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locks of digital identities, i.e.,
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Interoperability Framework that wil
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Sarkar, I., Alisherov, F., Kim, T.,
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The RIC Project as a new paradigm i
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Abstract Based on the latest techno
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The RIC Project as a new paradigm i
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with the central agency, will be re
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photo, signature and fingerprint im
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customers’ identities using the n
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Comprehensive project for technolog
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Abstract The General Register Offic
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Comprehensive project for technolog
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images (photo and fingerprints of 1
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o EXTERNAL BROWSE INTO THE NATIONAL
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o Identity Card Renewal Project •
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-To elaborate thel Mechanization Pl
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16 16 Santa Barbara Petoa 16 17 San
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The Role of Identification in Socia
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Abstract This further contribution
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The Role of Identification in Socia
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If we stop there for a moment, we c
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country run on flexible organisatio
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Conclusion The last few years have
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Advances in the Federal Penitentiar
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Abstract Nowadays, the Federal Peni
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Advances in the Federal Penitentiar
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This is no easy task, because our c
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Today consideration of penal issues
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Biometric tools in the province of
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Abstract Without doubt, during the
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Biometric tools in the province of
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features designed to make it immune
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The use of biometrics to identify a
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Identity, biometrics and digital si
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Identity, biometrcs and digital sig
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In both Chapters, the Argentine leg
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Vucetich system or any other that t
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mothers who have not been timely re
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delivery. — Date, time and place
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considerable progress, providing a
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Nevertheless, it has to be highligh
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Certifier, according to different l
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• Standards for Certification Aut
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On the other hand, the “electroni
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definition that national laws have
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The e-ID Framework for the first ti
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Bibliography BUSTAMANTE DONAS, J. (
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Annex Framework for the ibero-ameri
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and digital inclusion carried out i
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Aires, dealt with the 2021 Educatio
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• To know what the Administration
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Individual’s identification is an
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governmental functions easier and m
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IV. Challenges and Conclusions At p
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First Chapter. Purpose and scope of
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Principles for Social Electronic Id
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Third Chapter. Mutual Consent Agree
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