A.C. Leniski, R. C. Skinner, S.F. McGann, S. Elliott
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We propose a structured methodology following a full vulnerability analysis of the general biometric model outlined by Mansfield and Wayman (2002). Based on this analysis, a new multidimensional paradigm named the biometric architecture & system security (BASS) model is proposed, which adds comprehensive security and management layers to the existing biometric model. The BASS model is a structured methodology that guides firms towards employing a solid foundation for any biometric system through the emphasis of security practices at the module and systems level, as well as the standardization of policies and procedures for continued operations.