Development of biometric identification tools for solving information security problems based on multimodal neural networks
Аnna Poluyan, Sofya Petrenkova, Kseniia Korovina · Pakistan Journal of Life and Social Sciences (PJLSS) · 2025
Biometric identification is currently one of the most pressing issues in information security.Biometric identification, unlike traditional methods (passwords, tokens), offers a fundamentally different approach to authentication based on the uniqueness of human physiological and behavioral characteristics.Its implementation is accelerating in the commercial sector (for example, fingerprint payments), at the government level (electronic passports with biometrics) and in consumer electronics (facial recognition in smartphones).According to Juniper Research, by 2026, more than 4 billion devices will use biometric identification.The biometric technology market, according to MarketsandMarkets, will reach $82.9 billion by 2027, reflecting the growing demand for reliable and convenient solutions to ensure the security of biometric data.However, traditional methods are vulnerable to, for example, spoofing, adversarial attacks (fakes and synthesized voices), noise or low data quality.The article proposes measures to solve the problem of biometric identification using artificial intelligence tools, namely multimodal language models, which are currently one of the best methods in the field of machine learning.A comparative analysis is conducted and the advantages of using a multimodal approach compared to unimodal systems are indicated.Data protection measures are proposed and the effectiveness of this approach is assessed.