Mitigating Cyber-Threat in the Financial Industry of Bangladesh using Biometric based Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) with the Help of Digital Certification

Authors

  • Rifat Tasnim Anannya Lecturer, Department of Computer Science, American International University, BANGLADESH
  • Sifat Rahman Ahona Lecturer, Department of Computer Science, American International University BANGLADESH

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31033/ijemr.10.1.1

Keywords:

Biometric, Cyber Security, Cyber Crime, Digital Signature, Electronic Fund Transfer, Public Key Infrastructure

Abstract

Information is such a thing which if misused, leaked or breached can lead to undesirable consequences. Financial institutions have a lot of data of their customers. These data’s are regarding customers’ personal information, transactions and many more which are highly sensitive. The entire system by which financial institutions such as – banks run, are required to be secured from cyber breach. As by breaching these systems’ can lead to financial disaster.   The rapid growth of IT infrastructure is not only considered a convenient way for customers in many perspectives but also it point out the lack of skilled manpower in our country. In banking sector, ATM, E-money laundering are the domain where crime occurred most of the time. So, this paper focuses on developing a conceptual framework based on secondary sources which included publications, journal, books etc. regarding the problem of cyber-threat happening in Bangladesh. It describes how a financial institute can make safe transaction using biometric based public key infrastructure with the help of digital certificate.

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Published

2020-02-29

How to Cite

Rifat Tasnim Anannya, & Sifat Rahman Ahona. (2020). Mitigating Cyber-Threat in the Financial Industry of Bangladesh using Biometric based Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) with the Help of Digital Certification. International Journal of Engineering and Management Research, 10(1), 1–6. https://doi.org/10.31033/ijemr.10.1.1