Biometric personal data and problems of ensuring their security

UDC 338

Authors

Krylov M. A.
1st Year Student, Moscow State Law University named after O. E. Kutafin
Gordienko E. V.
1st Year Student, Moscow State Law University named after O. E. Kutafin
Scientific supervisor:
Chkhutiashvili L. V.,
Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor of the Department of Management and Economics, Moscow State Law University named after O. E. Kutafin

Abstract

In the article questions of definition of biometric personal data, organizations of all possible interactions with them through analysis of legislation and regulatory legal acts of the executive authorities of the Russian Federation are considered. The possibility of improving the Unified Biometric System is singled out for increase the efficiency of banking operations. Emphasis is placed on the balance between human rights and freedoms and public security in the collection, storage and usage biometric personal data. A number of consumer risks in identifying person and measures that will facilitate minimization of security risks of biometric personal data are pointed out. It is concluded that the sphere of biometric personal data should develop qualitatively with the assistance of not only state bodies authorities, but also individuals and legal persons, as it is unavoidable for biometric personal data to be implemented in all spheres of public life.

Keywords

biometric personal data, biometrics, rights and freedoms of human and citizen, executive authorities, Unified biometric system, security, risks, balance.