Information-telecommunication System with Multibiometric Protection of User's Personal Data

The development of digital information technologies has faced a problem of access and protection of information resources from unauthorized access. Penza State University (PSU) together with "Rubin" plc. and "Penza Research Electrical Engineering Institute" plc. is on the final stage of development and preproduction of telecommunication equipment, as well as development of network, applied and special software to build a digital communication network with personal access, maintaining high-level protection of personal data on the basis of biometric methods. The system provides transformation of personal biometric data into the access code and safe storage in a neural network container in accordance with the standard FOCI P526333.0-2006. The authors have used the following image processing methods as personal biometric parameters: processing of papillary finger print; processing of handwritten password; processing of 3D face image. Research and technical solutions offered in the given project are based on the concept of a neural network biometric depersonalized container, which can be created by instructing a neuronet. It is a person with his/her fingers, handwriting and face who is the access key into the informationtelecommunication system. He/she doesn't have to wright down and memorize a pin-code or any other key information vulnerable to external threats and attacks. The developed means of highly reliable multibiometric authentication have to provide the personal authentication index on the level 10-12 in accordance with the standard FOCI P 52633.0 52633.5. American Bio IP systems of standards provide this index on the level 10-5. At the present time PSU in cooperation with its contractors is completing the development of construction and technological documents on component elements of the information-telecommunication system, intended to be applied by corporative structures (schools, universities, organizations, business), as well as by government bodies. Testing samples of components and software have already passed the preliminary testing and are ready for operation testing.