The Scalability of Keystroke Biometrics in Access Control and Identity Management Systems
John C. Stewart, Kirk M. Anne · 2010
Recent legislation requires that institutions of higher learning to take steps to ensure that the student of record enrolled in the course is the one taking the tests on line, accessing the information systems, and receiving academic credit for the course. We suggest that keystroke biometric systems can play a role in access control for purposes of identity management systems in conjunction with other security and privacy methods. Further, we suggest that some of the current limitations in deploying keystroke biometric systems might be negated by this inclusion. In this paper we discuss the limitations of deploying keystroke biometric system applications in real world situations such as on-line course tests and tracking of