The use of biometric technologies in ensuring critical infrastructure security: the context of protecting personal data

IF 1.2 Q4 BUSINESS

Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Issues Pub Date : 2023-03-30 DOI:10.9770/jesi.2023.10.3(10)

Darius Štitilis, M. Laurinaitis, Egidijus Verenius

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Abstract

. The article examines aspects of the use of biometric technologies and the protection of personal data as it relates to the protection of critical infrastructure in the state. The use of biometric technologies for the protection of critical infrastructure is examined in this article through employee identification to establish the identity of employees unequivocally, for example, when entering such infrastructure facilities. The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) sets specific conditions for processing biometric data. Still, the relevant data controllers often have problems finding the appropriate basis for processing, especially in the context of GDPR Article 9. The authors, having examined the conditions for the processing of biometric data, propose introducing a particular legal framework for the processing of biometric data as far as it relates to the protection of critical infrastructure.

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生物识别技术在确保关键基础设施安全中的应用:保护个人数据的背景

．本文探讨了生物识别技术的使用和个人数据保护的各个方面，因为它涉及到国家关键基础设施的保护。本文通过员工身份识别来检查生物识别技术用于保护关键基础设施的使用，以明确地确定员工的身份，例如，当进入此类基础设施时。欧盟通用数据保护条例(GDPR)规定了处理生物特征数据的具体条件。尽管如此，相关的数据控制者往往难以找到适当的处理依据，尤其是在GDPR第9条的背景下。作者在审查了处理生物特征数据的条件后，建议引入一个处理生物特征数据的特殊法律框架，因为它与保护关键基础设施有关。

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