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1.3.3 New Features

NIST PIV and digital identity FIPS 201-3 against FIPS 201-2
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modified 1 Introduction part of 1.3

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New Features

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Before · FIPS 201-2

New features are optional or mandatory features that are added to the Standard. New features do not interfere with backward compatibility because they are not part of the existing relying systems. For example, the addition of an optional on-card biometric comparison (OCC) authentication mechanism is a new feature that does not affect the features in current systems. The systems will need to be updated if an agency decides to support the OCC-AUTH authentication mechanism.

After · FIPS 201-3

New features are optional or mandatory features that are added to the Standard. These features can be optional or mandatory. New features do not interfere with backward compatibility because they are not part of the existing relying systems. For example, the addition of an optional on-card biometric on- card comparison (OCC) authentication mechanism is(OCC-AUTH) was a new feature thatintroduced doesin FIPS 201-2. The optional mechanism did not affect the features inof currentexisting systems. The systems willSystems needhad to be updated only if an agency decidesdecided to support the OCC-AUTH authentication mechanism.