GB/T 16649.1-1996
Replaced
GB/T 29268.5-2022
Active
National standards
GB/T 29268.5-2022 Information technology—Biometric performance testing and reporting—Part 5:Access control scenario and grading scheme
GB/T 29268.5-2022 Information technology—Biometric performance testing and reporting—Part 5:Access control scenario and grading scheme
Basic Information
Standard Code:
GB/T 29268.5-2022
Standard Type:
National standards
Standard Status:
Active
is_force_gb:
no
CCS Name:
Encoding, character sets, and character recognition
ICS Name:
Identification cards and related devices
Publish Date:
2022-10-12
Implement Date:
2023-05-01
Pages:
33 pages
Scope
This document: -- Defines a general biometric recognition access control scenario, which is applicable to the evaluation of biometric recognition authentication systems; -- Provides a quantitative expression of the grading mechanism for biometric recognition system requirements and performance levels; -- Provides a general basis for scenario evaluation, applicable to specific testing methods and the performance levels achievable by specific biometric recognition systems. This document is applicable to the performance testing of biometric recognition systems, but does not involve detailed comparison algorithms or the biometric distribution of potential user groups. The minimum error acceptance rate of this document is 0.1%. If it is necessary to further reduce the error acceptance rate, customized testing (not within the scope of this document) may be appropriate, and such testing should fully comply with the provisions of GB/T 29268.2. This document involves the testing of biometric recognition systems for physical access control and the suitability testing of individual logical access devices. Errors caused by users deliberately evading being correctly identified by the biometric recognition system and the measurement of throughput rate are not discussed in this document (e.g., active impostors). In addition, this document does not cover the following aspects: -- Reliability, availability, and maintainability; -- Security and confidentiality, including vulnerabilities; -- Human factors, including user acceptability; -- Environmental factors; -- Personal safety; -- Cost-effectiveness; -- Compliance with privacy regulations. The evaluation of these aspects is the responsibility of relevant departments.
Development Information
Same series standard
Referenced Standards
Adopt standards
ISO/IEC 19795-5:2011
Related Standards
GB/T 16649.2-1996
Replaced
GB/T 16649.2-1996 Identification cards—Integrated circuit(s) cards with contacts—Part 2:Dimensions and Location of the contacts
GB/T 16649.3-1996
Replaced
GB/T 16649.3-1996 Identification cards—Integrated circuit(s) cards with contacts—Part 3:Electronic signals and transmission protocols
GB/T 16790.1-1997
Abolished
GB/T 16790.1-1997 Financial transaction cards—Security architecture of financial transaction systems using integrated circuit cards—Part 1:Card life cycle
GB/T 16791.1-1997
Abolished
GB/T 16791.1-1997 Financial transaction cards—Messages between the integrated circuit card and the card accepting device—Part 1:Concepts and structures
GB/T 17550.1-1998
Active