Facial Recognition Security

Definitions

1. The security of systems that identify or verify people by comparing facial features against stored templates. It includes model accuracy, liveness detection, presentation-attack resistance, template protection, and handling of false matches.

   In plain English: Security for systems that identify people by analyzing their faces.

   Example: "The team tested facial recognition security with replayed video, printed photos, and lookalike subjects."

Related Terms

• Behavioral Biometrics
• Biometric Authentication
• ARP Spoofing
• Biometric Bypass
• Email Impersonation
• Fabrication Attack
• Face ID Security
• Identity Proofing
• Packet Spoofing