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CBEFF
(redirected from Common Biometric Exchange File Format)

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CBEFFCommon Biometric Exchange File Format
CBEFFCommon Biometric Exchange Formats Framework
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These standards include a common biometric exchange file format, a biometric application programming interface, common data security architecture and other programs that would make interoperability easier.
Pentagon Endorses Biometrics To Enhance Computer Security by Baker, A. Duffy / National Defense
In February 2001, the International Biometric Industry Association (IBIA) launched the Biometric Standards Registry for Common Biometric Exchange File Format (CBEFF) Unique Identifiers to streamline the development of biometric solutions.
NIST'S BIOMETRIC DATA FORMAT ENDORSED BY INDUSTRY by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
BIOGATE supports biometric recognition devices compliant with the Common Biometric Exchange File Format (BioAPI), Biometric Application Programming Interface (CBEFF) and Common Data Security Architecture (CDSA) industry standards.
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