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Glossary
Key terms and definitions for Face Match verification
1:N Identification
Authentication whereby an identity is captured and compared with all previously captured identities. The search results are used to establish the identity of a person. In short, a 1:N Identification answers the question:
Who is this person and are they unique?
Examples of a 1:N Identification include:
- Any place that requires Social Security Number (SSN)
- ID/Passport issuance
- Verisoul’s Liveness & Uniqueness solution
1:1 Verification
Authentication whereby an identity is captured and compared with a single previously captured identity. In short, a 1:1 Verification answers the question:
Is this person who they claim to be?
Examples of a 1:1 Verification include:
- Apple’s FaceID
- CLEAR travel biometrics
- Inputting a PIN at a bank ATM
This approach is usually made more secure by adding an additional “factor” of authentication like having possession of a phone, password, etc.