Look into my Eyes: The Future of Biometric Identification

The Bureau with Frank Figliuzzi

Frank Figliuzzi

News, True Crime

4.9 • 751 Ratings

🗓️ 13 July 2021

⏱️ 40 minutes

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From fingerprints to facial recognition to iris scans - let's get the latest from an FBI veteran who helps lead the Bureau's biometric services section. If you've ever wondered if the FBI has your fingerprints - this episode is for you. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

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0:00.0	MSW Media.
0:02.0	MSW Media.
0:03.0	I'm former FBI Assistant Director, Frank Figuzy.
0:21.8	Join me on a journey deep inside the world's premier law enforcement agency to decode the
0:28.5	mysteries and challenges of today's FBI.
0:32.4	The threats facing America are as real as the men and women who battle to protect us. In this first of a kind podcast,
0:40.1	we sit down with active duty FBI personnel who reveal their mission, their cases, and their
0:47.5	lives. Let's go inside the Bureau with Frank Figuzy.
0:55.1	He had taken a photo of this nine-year-old girl, and his hand was in the photo.
1:00.2	From fingerprints to facial recognition to iris scans.
1:04.3	Part of our next generation identification system.
1:07.2	We're on camera in many places throughout our daily lives.
1:11.3	We have face recognition capability.
1:13.9	This is faster, cleaner, easier than fingerprint.
1:16.7	No two irises have ever been found to be the same.
1:20.1	How fast can the FBI match a fingerprint?
1:24.5	Eight minutes and 39 seconds.
1:34.3	Our guest for this episode is Joe Sensible, Assistant Section Chief for Biometric Services in the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services Division.
1:39.3	From fingerprints to facial recognition to iris scans,
1:43.3	biometrics play an increasing role in solving crimes. to facial recognition to iris scans,
1:48.1	birometrics play an increasing role in solving crimes.
1:54.9	And all that data has to be collected, stored, and matched somewhere by someone.
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