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3.2 Fingerprint data retention

NIST PIV and digital identity SP 800-76-2 against SP 800-76-1
All changes in this version
removed 3 Fingerprint enrollment part of 3

Title changed

Before · SP 800-76-1

Fingerprint data retention

After · SP 800-76-2

Fingerprint data retention

Control changed

Before · SP 800-76-1

This document neither requires nor precludes agencies from retaining fingerprint images. However, if an agency elects to retain images, then they shall be stored in the format specified in section 3.5. The format specification includes the [CBEFF] header of section 6, and this allows for encryption of the image records. This document neither requires nor precludes agencies from retaining fingerprint templates. However, if an agency elects to retain templates, in either proprietary or standardized formats, then they shall be embedded in the [CBEFF] header of section 6. This allows for encryption of the records. Retention of data supports, for example, detection of duplicate identities.

After · SP 800-76-2

This document neither requires nor precludes agencies from retaining fingerprint images. However, if an agency elects to retain images, then they shall be stored in the format specified in section 3.5. The format specification includes the [CBEFF] header of section 6, and this allows for encryption of the image records. This document neither requires nor precludes agencies from retaining fingerprint templates. However, if an agency elects to retain templates, in either proprietary or standardized formats, then they shall be embedded in the [CBEFF] header of section 6. This allows for encryption of the records. Retention of data supports, for example, detection of duplicate identities.