Risk Roundup   /     Biometric Identification and Privacy Law

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Vicky Shah, an Advocate, Author, Speaker, Legal Advisor and Trainer to Police Officers in India for Cyber Crime Investigation participates in Risk Roundup to discuss Biometric Identification and Privacy law. Overview Biometrics is taking over traditional identity practices and is now commonly accepted as a proven way of identification and authentication by nations and all... The post Biometric Identification and Privacy Law appeared first on Risk Group.

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Vicky Shah, an Advocate, Author, Speaker, Legal Advisor and Trainer to Police Officers in India for Cyber Crime Investigation participates in Risk Roundup to discuss Biometric Identification and Privacy law.







Biometric Identification and Privacy law



Overview



Biometrics is taking over traditional identity practices
and is now commonly accepted as a proven way of identification and
authentication by nations and all its components. There are reports emerging that
biometrics practices are already been implemented on a national level for its national
identity applications. So, as nations begin applying biometric technology for
managing identity, the question arises as to what is at risk and who is at
risk.



The reason behind that is biometrics technology is also a
“very powerful enabler” of mass surveillance. And just like any other
technology and system, biometrics system also has its own limitations. Now when
any implementation of biometric technology, (like Biometric ID card project
Aadhaar Act implemented in India) links almost every part of citizen’s personal
life to a central nation / state database, it raises serious concerns about whether
there is adequate legal framework for protecting citizens’ privacy and security
rights. It is important to understand and evaluate:



* What are the risks of using biometrics for
national id?* How secured is the data that is being
collected?* Is the data infrastructure putting user privacy
at risk?* Are there robust laws to protect data of
citizens?



Time is now to discuss Biometric Identification and Privacy
Law!







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About the Guest



Vicky is an Advocate, Author, Speaker, Legal Advisor and
Trainer to Police Officers in India for Cyber Crime Investigation. He speaks
frequently on Cyber Crime Safety Awareness and Prevention, and is Author of
“Are You Protected?” – The HANDBOOK. 



About the
Host of Risk Roundup



Jayshree Pandya (née Bhatt),
Founder and CEO of Risk Group LLC, is a scientist,
a visionary, an expert in disruptive technologies, and a globally recognized
thought leader and influencer. She is actively engaged in driving the global
discussions on existing and emerging technologies, technology transformation,
and nation preparedness.



From the National Science
Foundation to organizations from across nations, Jayshree is an invited speaker
on emerging technologies, technology transformation, digital disruption,
strategic security risks, industry risks, and country risks. She is the author
of the book, The Global Age: NGIOA @
Risk
and has also published many scientific and technical
papers.  Jayshree advises decision makers
at all levels on existing and emerging technologies: emerging applications,
impact, and solutions.



About
Risk Roundup



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initiative launched by Risk Group, is a security risk reporting for risks

Subtitle
Biometric Identification and Privacy Law
Duration
57:59
Publishing date
2019-01-10 19:49
Link
https://www.riskgroupllc.com/biometric-identification-and-privacy-law/
Contributors
  Jayshree Pandya PhD
author  
Enclosures
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