What is it about?

This paper offers a comprehensive survey on the evolution of cybersecurity threats and explores the solutions that have been developed to tackle them. With cybersecurity threats becoming more diverse and difficult to counter, this research highlights the challenges organizations face in protecting against attacks. The focus of the paper is on biometric authentication solutions, which use unique physical and behavioral characteristics to strengthen user verification processes. These biometric methods are presented as a robust response to one of the most pressing cybersecurity issues: intrusion prevention.

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Why is it important?

As cyber threats continue to evolve, they become increasingly harder to prevent and mitigate. Intrusions, in particular, pose a significant risk to sensitive information and data. This paper underscores the importance of strong authentication methods to address this vulnerability. By exploring the role of biometric authentication—such as fingerprint, facial recognition, and behavioral patterns—the paper offers a promising solution to safeguard against unauthorized access. Biometric authentication solutions are becoming more essential as they provide a higher level of security by relying on unique user traits that are difficult to replicate or steal.

Perspectives

The insights shared in this paper provide valuable knowledge for researchers, organizations, and security professionals looking to stay ahead of emerging cybersecurity threats. Biometric authentication offers a pathway to more secure and efficient systems, particularly as reliance on digital platforms and networks increases. As technology advances, we can expect biometric solutions to become even more sophisticated, further enhancing security in areas ranging from personal devices to critical infrastructure.

Leila BENAROUS
University of Laghouat

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This page is a summary of: A Survey on Cyber Security Evolution and Threats: Biometric Authentication Solutions, December 2016, Springer Science + Business Media,
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-47301-7_15.
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