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ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017

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Information technology - Conformance testing for the biometric application programming interface (BioAPI) - Part 1: Methods and procedures

Information technology - Conformance testing for the biometric application programming interface (BioAPI) - Part 1: Methods and procedures

ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017 specifies the concepts, framework, test methods, and criteria required to test conformity of biometric products claiming conformance to BioAPI (see ISO/IEC 19784-1). Guidelines for specifying BioAPI conformance test suites, writing test assertions, and defining procedures to be followed during the conformance testing are provided. ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017 is concerned with conformance testing of biometric products claiming conformance to BioAPI (see ISO/IEC 19784-1). It is not concerned with testing other characteristics of biometric products or other types of testing of biometric products (i.e. acceptance, performance, robustness, security, etc.) Testing by means of test methods, which are specific to particular biometric products, are not the subject of ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017. ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017 is applicable to the development and use of conformance test method specifications, BioAPI conformance test suites, and conformance testing programs for BioAPI-conformant products. It is intended primarily for use by testing organizations, but can be applied by developers and users of test assertions and test method implementations.

Technologies de l'information — Test de conformité pour l'interface de programmation d'applications biométriques (BioAPI) — Partie 1: Méthodes et procédures

General Information

Status
Published
Publication Date
14-Nov-2017
ICS
35.040 - Information coding
35.240.15 - Identification cards. Chip cards. Biometrics
Technical Committee
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 37 - Biometrics
Drafting Committee
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 37 - Biometrics
Current Stage
9093 - International Standard confirmed
Start Date
06-Sep-2024
Completion Date
30-Oct-2025
Ref Project

Relations

Revises
ISO/IEC 24709-1:2007 - Information technology - Conformance testing for the biometric application programming interface (BioAPI) - Part 1: Methods and procedures
Effective Date
08-Sep-2012

Overview

ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017 - "Information technology - Conformance testing for the biometric application programming interface (BioAPI) - Part 1: Methods and procedures" defines the concepts, framework and processes for testing whether biometric products conform to the BioAPI specification (see ISO/IEC 19784-1). The standard provides guidance for creating BioAPI conformance test suites, writing test assertions, and defining test procedures and criteria used during conformance testing. It is focused solely on conformance testing and does not cover performance, security, robustness or acceptance testing.

Key topics and technical requirements

  • Conformance testing methodology: Frameworks and models for structuring conformance tests, including the notion of an implementation under test (IUT), test methods, standard BioAPI components and interface architectures.
  • Test method and criteria: Requirements for specifying test methods and objective criteria that determine pass/fail outcomes for BioAPI conformance claims.
  • Abstract test engine: Conceptual model for executing test suites against BioAPI-compliant implementations.
  • Assertion language and syntax: Specification of an assertion language used to express test cases - includes elements such as , , , , , , , , and conditional constructs (e.g., , ).
  • Data representations: Rules for representing variables, built-in variables, integers, Booleans, UUIDs, octet strings and XML documents within assertions.
  • Guidelines for test suites: How to specify test cases, group assertions into suites, and define procedures to be followed by testing organizations.

Applications

  • Ensures BioAPI conformance of biometric middleware, SDKs, and modules used in fingerprint, iris, face or other biometric systems that implement the BioAPI interface.
  • Supports development of formal conformance test suites and automated test harnesses for product validation.
  • Enables independent testing organizations to produce consistent, repeatable conformance test results for certification and procurement.

Who should use this standard

  • Testing organizations designing and running BioAPI conformance programs (primary audience).
  • Developers of BioAPI implementations who need to prepare products for conformance testing.
  • Test-suite authors and integrators implementing the assertion language and abstract test engine.
  • Procurement and QA teams that need objective criteria to verify BioAPI compliance.

Related standards

  • ISO/IEC 19784-1 (BioAPI specification) - reference for the API that ISO/IEC 24709-1 tests against.

Keywords: ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017, BioAPI conformance testing, biometric conformance, test assertions, conformance test suite, biometric API testing.

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INTERNATIONAL ISO/IEC
STANDARD 24709-1
Second edition
2017-11
Information technology —
Conformance testing for the biometric
application programming interface
(BioAPI) —
Part 1:
Methods and procedures
Technologies de l'information — Test de conformité pour l'interface
de programmation d'applications biométriques (BioAPI) —
Partie 1: Méthodes et procédures
Reference number
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ISO/IEC 2017
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Contents Page
Foreword .xix
Introduction . xx
1 Scope . 1
2 Normative references . 1
3 Terms and definitions . 1
4 Abbreviated terms . 3
5 Conformance . 3
6 Conformance testing methodology . 4
6.1 General . 4
6.1.1 Implementation under test . 4
6.1.2 Test method . 5
6.1.3 Standard BioAPI components and standard BioAPI interfaces. 6
6.1.4 Physical architectures. 7
6.2 Conformance testing models . 8
6.3 Abstract test engine .13
7 General properties of the assertion language .14
7.1 General .14
7.2 Variables .17
7.3 Built-in variables .18
7.4 Representation of integers .18
7.5 Representation of Booleans .19
7.6 Representation of universally unique identifiers (UUIDs) .19
7.7 Representation of octet strings .19
7.8 XML documents .20
8 Elements of the assertion language .20
8.1 Element  .20
8.1.1 Syntax .20
8.1.2 Semantics .20
8.1.3 Example (non-normative) .21
8.2 Element (child of ) .21
8.2.1 Syntax .21
8.2.2 Semantics .22
8.2.3 Example (non-normative) .22
8.3 Element (child of ) .23
8.3.1 Syntax .23
8.3.2 Semantics .23
8.3.3 Example (non-normative) .23
8.4 Element (child of ) .23
8.4.1 Syntax .23
8.4.2 Semantics .24
8.4.3 Example (non-normative) .24
8.5 Element (child of ) .24
8.5.1 Syntax .24
8.5.2 Semantics .25
8.5.3 Example (non-normative) .25
8.6 Element (child of ) .25
8.6.1 Syntax .25
8.6.2 Semantics .26
8.7 Element (child of ) .26
8.7.1 Syntax .26
8.7.2 Semantics .27
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8.8 Element (child of ) .27
8.8.1 Syntax .27
8.8.2 Semantics .27
8.9 Element (child of ) .28
8.9.1 Syntax .28
8.9.2 Semantics .29
8.9.3 Example (non-normative) .32
8.10 Element (child of ) .35
8.10.1 Syntax .35
8.10.2 Semantics .35
8.11 Element (child of ) .35
8.11.1 Syntax .35
8.11.2 Semantics .35
8.12 Element  .36
8.12.1 Syntax .36
8.12.2 Semantics .36
8.13 Element  .37
8.13.1 Syntax .37
8.13.2 Semantics .37
8.14 Element  .38
8.14.1 Syntax .38
8.14.2 Semantics .38
8.15 Element (child of ) .39
8.15.1 Syntax .39
8.15.2 Semantics .39
8.15.3 Example (non-normative) .42
8.16 Element  .42
8.16.1 Syntax .42
8.16.2 Semantics .43
8.17 Element  .43
8.17.1 Syntax .43
8.17.2 Semantics .44
8.18 Element .45
8.18.1 Syntax .45
8.18.2 Semantics .45
8.19 Element  .46
8.19.1 Syntax .46
8.19.2 Semantics .46
8.20 Element  .47
8.20.1 Syntax .47
8.20.2 Semantics .47
8.21 Element  .47
8.21.1 Syntax .47
8.21.2 Semantics .48
8.22 Element  .48
8.22.1 Syntax .48
8.22.2 Semantics .48
8.23 Element  .49
8.23.1 Syntax .49
8.23.2 Semantics .49
8.24 Element  .50
8.24.1 Syntax .50
8.24.2 Semantics .50
8.25 Element  .50
8.25.1 Syntax .50
8.25.2 Semantics .50
8.26 Element  .50
8.26.1 Syntax .50
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8.26.2 Semantics .50
8.27 Element  .50
8.27.1 Syntax .50
8.27.2 Semantics .50
8.28 Element  .51
8.28.1 Syntax .51
8.28.2 Semantics .51
8.29 Element  .51
8.29.1 Syntax .51
8.29.2 Semantics .51
8.30 Element  .52
8.30.1 Syntax .52
8.30.2 Semantics .52
8.31 Element  .52
8.31.1 Syntax .52
8.31.2 Semantics .52
8.32 Element  .53
8.32.1 Syntax .53
8.32.2 Semantics .53
9 Standard interface functions .53
9.1 General .53
9.2 Parameter groups .60
9.2.1 General.60
9.2.2 Parameter group “Biometric type” .60
9.2.3 Parameter group “Operations” .62
9.2.4 Parameter group “Options” .64
9.2.5 Parameter group “Events” .66
9.2.6 Parameter group “Biometric data type” .67
9.2.7 Parameter group “Biometric subtype” .68
9.2.8 Parameter group “Date” .69
9.2.9 Parameter group “Date and time” .70
9.2.10 Parameter group “Framework schema” .71
9.2.11 Parameter group “BSP schema” .72
9.2.12 Parameter group “BFP schema” .76
9.2.13 Parameter group “Unit schema” .78
9.2.14 Parameter group “BIR header” .81
9.2.15 Parameter group “BIR” .84
9.2.16 Parameter group “Input BIR” .85
9.2.17 Parameter group “Identify population” .86
9.2.18 Parameter group “Candidate” .88
9.2.19 Parameter group “GUI state” .90
9.2.20 Parameter group “Access type” .90
9.2.21 Parameter group “GUI Event Subscription” .91
9.2.22 Parameter group “Key Information” .92
9.2.23 Parameter group “Key Transport” .93
9.2.24 Parameter group “MAC Algorithm Information” .93
9.2.25 Parameter group “Security Options Mask” .94
9.2.26 Parameter group “Security Profile” .95
9.2.27 Parameter group “ACBio parameters” .97
9.2.28 Parameter group “BFP List Element parameters” .98
9.2.29 Parameter group “Biometric subtype mask” .98
9.2.30 Parameter group “ENCRYPTION INFO”.100
9.3 BioAPI_Init .101
9.3.1 Function invocation scheme .101
9.3.2 Constraints on the parameters .101
9.3.3 Function invocation input .101
9.3.4 Function invocation output .101
9.3.5 Bound activity invocation input.101
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9.3.6 Bound activity invocation output .102
9.4 BioAPI_Terminate .102
9.4.1 Function invocation scheme .102
9.4.2 Constraints on the parameters .102
9.4.3 Function invocation input .102
9.4.4 Function invocation output .102
9.4.5 Bound activity invocation input.102
9.4.6 Bound activity invocation output .102
9.5 BioAPI_GetFrameworkInfo .103
9.5.1 Function invocation scheme .103
9.5.2 Constraints on the parameters .103
9.5.3 Function invocation input .103
9.5.4 Function invocation output .103
9.5.5 Bound activity invocation input.104
9.5.6 Bound activity invocation output .104
9.6 BioAPI_EnumBSPs .104
9.6.1 Function invocation scheme .104
9.6.2 Constraints on the parameters .105
9.6.3 Function invocation input .105
9.6.4 Function invocation output .105
9.6.5 Bound activity invocation input.105
9.6.6 Bound activity invocation output .106
9.7 BioAPI_BSPLoad .106
9.7.1 Function invocation scheme .106
9.7.2 Constraints on the parameters .106
9.7.3 Function invocation input .106
9.7.4 Function invocation output .107
9.7.5 Bound activity invocation input.107
9.7.6 Bound activity invocation output .107
9.8 BioAPI_BSPUnload .107
9.8.1 Function invocation scheme .107
9.8.2 Constraints on the parameters .108
9.8.3 Function invocation input .108
9.8.4 Function invocation output .108
9.8.5 Bound activity invocation input.108
9.8.6 Bound activity invocation output .109
9.9 BioAPI_BSPAttach .109
9.9.1 Function invocation scheme .109
9.9.2 Constraints on the parameters .109
9.9.3 Function invocation input .110
9.9.4 Function invocation output .110
9.9.5 Bound activity invocation input.110
9.9.6 Bound activity invocation output .111
9.10 BioAPI_BSPDetach .111
9.10.1 Function invocation scheme .111
9.10.2 Constraints on the parameters .111
9.10.3 Function invocation input .111
9.10.4 Function invocation output .112
9.10.5 Bound activity invocation input.112
9.10.6 Bound activity invocation output .112
9.11 BioAPI_QueryUnits .112
9.11.1 Function invocation scheme .112
9.11.2 Constraints on the parameters .113
9.11.3 Function invocation input .113
9.11.4 Function invocation output .114
9.11.5 Bound activity invocation input.114
9.11.6 Bound activity invocation output .114
9.12 BioAPI_EnumBFPs .114
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9.12.1 Function invocation scheme .114
9.12.2 Constraints on the parameters .115
9.12.3 Function invocation input .115
9.12.4 Function invocation output .116
9.12.5 Bound activity invocation input.116
9.12.6 Bound activity invocation output .116
9.13 BioAPI_QueryBFPs .116
9.13.1 Function invocation scheme .116
9.13.2 Constraints on the parameters .117
9.13.3 Function invocation input .117
9.13.4 Function invocation output .118
9.13.5 Bound activity invocation input.118
9.13.6 Bound activity invocation output .118
9.14 BioAPI_ControlUnit .118
9.14.1 Function invocation scheme .118
9.14.2 Constraints on the parameters .119
9.14.3 Function invocation input .119
9.14.4 Function invocation output .119
9.14.5 Bound activity invocation input.120
9.14.6 Bound activity invocation output .120
9.15 Bi
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ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017 is a standard published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Its full title is "Information technology - Conformance testing for the biometric application programming interface (BioAPI) - Part 1: Methods and procedures". This standard covers: ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017 specifies the concepts, framework, test methods, and criteria required to test conformity of biometric products claiming conformance to BioAPI (see ISO/IEC 19784-1). Guidelines for specifying BioAPI conformance test suites, writing test assertions, and defining procedures to be followed during the conformance testing are provided. ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017 is concerned with conformance testing of biometric products claiming conformance to BioAPI (see ISO/IEC 19784-1). It is not concerned with testing other characteristics of biometric products or other types of testing of biometric products (i.e. acceptance, performance, robustness, security, etc.) Testing by means of test methods, which are specific to particular biometric products, are not the subject of ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017. ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017 is applicable to the development and use of conformance test method specifications, BioAPI conformance test suites, and conformance testing programs for BioAPI-conformant products. It is intended primarily for use by testing organizations, but can be applied by developers and users of test assertions and test method implementations.

ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017 specifies the concepts, framework, test methods, and criteria required to test conformity of biometric products claiming conformance to BioAPI (see ISO/IEC 19784-1). Guidelines for specifying BioAPI conformance test suites, writing test assertions, and defining procedures to be followed during the conformance testing are provided. ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017 is concerned with conformance testing of biometric products claiming conformance to BioAPI (see ISO/IEC 19784-1). It is not concerned with testing other characteristics of biometric products or other types of testing of biometric products (i.e. acceptance, performance, robustness, security, etc.) Testing by means of test methods, which are specific to particular biometric products, are not the subject of ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017. ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017 is applicable to the development and use of conformance test method specifications, BioAPI conformance test suites, and conformance testing programs for BioAPI-conformant products. It is intended primarily for use by testing organizations, but can be applied by developers and users of test assertions and test method implementations.

ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017 is classified under the following ICS (International Classification for Standards) categories: 35.040 - Information coding; 35.240.15 - Identification cards. Chip cards. Biometrics. The ICS classification helps identify the subject area and facilitates finding related standards.

ISO/IEC 24709-1:2017 has the following relationships with other standards: It is inter standard links to ISO/IEC 24709-1:2007. Understanding these relationships helps ensure you are using the most current and applicable version of the standard.

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ISO/IEC 30107-2:2017 defines data formats for conveying the mechanism used in biometric presentation attack detection and for conveying the results of presentation attack detection methods. The attacks considered in the ISO/IEC 30107 series take place at the sensor during the presentation and collection of the biometric characteristics. Any other attacks are outside the scope of this document. ISO/IEC 30107-2:2017 contains the following data formats: a binary format and an XML schema. The data interchange formats in this document are generic, in that they may be applied and used in a wide range of application areas. No application-specific requirements are addressed here. Provisions for the cryptographic protection of the authenticity, integrity, and confidentiality of stored and transmitted presentation attack detection data are beyond the scope of this document. NOTE While addressing security is out of the scope of this document, PAD data may be protected by encoding them into a biometric information record (see ISO/IEC 19785-1) that includes an optional security block.

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ISO/IEC 29794-4:2017(Main)
Information technology - Biometric sample quality - Part 4: Finger image data

ISO/IEC 29794-4:2017 establishes - terms and definitions for quantifying finger image quality, - methods used to quantify the quality of finger images, and - standardized encoding of finger image quality, for finger images at 196,85 px/cm spatial sampling rate scanned or captured using optical sensors with capture dimension (width, height) of at least 1,27 cm × 1,651 cm.

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