Identification Capability
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Identification management plays a core role in most of the work we do. As such everyone should have a foundational level of understanding about what it is and how it impacts us and our customers. Good identification management helps you to reduce and/or prevent fraud, loss of privacy and identity theft, by applying good practices and processes.
The recommended approach is to complete the courses in the following order:
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Identification Essentials
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Names and other Information
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Introduction to Identification Standards (in development)
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Biometrics 101 is a standalone course that can be completed at any time.
Each course is made up of a series of modules, each taking approximately 20 minutes to complete. There is a small quiz at the end of the last module in each course.
E-learning
Identification Essentials
In this course you will learn to:
- identify the problems with Identification
- understand the three key terms of Entity, Entity Information and Authenticators
- recognise the Identification processes and see how they relate to what we do every day
- apply these in a cyclic way to continuously improve our efforts to reduce identity theft and the losses that result
Names and other information
If you have not completed Identification Essentials, please do so before attempting this course.
In this course you will learn:
- about attributes and information
- how names work in New Zealand
- how to establish trust using different types of evidence
Biometrics 101
This is a standalone course; previous identification courses are not a prerequisite.
In this course you will learn:
- the information that is considered biometric information
- the terminology related to biometric information
- how biometric recognition systems work
- what needs to be considered when collecting biometric information or implementing biometric recognition systems
Contact
For any enquiries relating to Identification Management training email idmstandards@gdda.govt.nz