J. Peter Burgess: Security 2.0 Biometric personhood

1. Security 2.0Biometric personhoodServiceWave 201015 December 2010J. Peter Burgess Peace Research Institute Oslo

2. Outline Identity and security Socialethicsofthebiometric person Security 2.0

3. Identity and security - Identity is traditionallybasedon a stable ’self’ - Securtiyand identity have beenregarded as inseparable - Identity structuresthe moral, political, socialsubject - Identity 2.0 is a logicofverification and certification - Security in identity 2.0 involvesmeta-knowledge - Security in identity 2.0 reconfigurestrust

4. Social ethics of the biometric person - Biometrics drives the shift toward identity 2.0 - The personhood is field of verfication and certification - Biometric identity disrupts moral identity

5. Security 2.0 - Insecurity will shift toward identity threats - Prophylactic models are entirely exhausted - Security provisions are detachable from the person

6. J. Peter Burgess jpb@jpeterburgess.com