On-line registration ends September 12!

September 19-21, 2005
Hyatt Regency Crystal City
Arlington, Virginia USA

The leading conference focused on: Biometric Technologies for Homeland Security, Identity Management, Border Crossing, Electronic Commerce, and other applications
Keynote Speakers: Mr. Vernon M. Bettencourt, Jr. Deputy Chief Information Officer United States Army The Honorable  Regina B. Schofield Assistant Attorney General Office of Justice Programs Dr. Khalid Al-Tawil Director General, National Information Center, Saudi Arabia
Our Exhibitors and Booth Assignments
Join over 1000 participants, including: 100 speakers 70 exhibitors 60 Federal agencies 25 Universities 200 Commercial vendors,integrators, & users
	Two and one half day program Major Keynotes Research Session (with presentations & poster sessions) Parallel tracks
$540 Registration Fee Includes all conference materials, seminars, presentations, exhibits, refreshments, lunch and reception. Register Now!

• Two and a half days of presentations, seminars and panel discussions with the participation of internationally recognized experts in biometric technologies, system and application developers, IT business strategists, and government and commercial officers.

• Multiple-track conference, technology seminars and biometric technology exhibits (open during the entire conference)

• A special session on research: The Biometric Symposium will be offered again by the Biometric Knowledge Center of the Center for Identification Technology Research (CITeR).
• The registration fee covers all sessions, seminars, conference materials, exhibits, lunches (Monday & Tuesday), a reception on Monday evening and coffee breaks.

Who Should Attend?
The conference is open to the general public. The topics are appropriate for a wide variety of individuals - policy developers and decision makers, government and industry executives, information technology users and developers, IT CEOs, CTOs and product managers, law enforcement officials, system integrators, personal authentication and information security specialists, educators and students, government, industry, and academia researchers and everyone involved in utilizing biometric-based solutions for a wide range of personal identification/authentication applications including homeland security and the prevention of ID theft.

Collocated Meetings (click here for additional information on these sessions)

The BioAPI Consortium General Meeting
(The meeting is open to the BioAPI Consortium members and the general public.)

Tuesday 20 September, 2005
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Hyatt Regency Crystal City Regency B
Arlington, Virginia USA

Second Meeting of the InterNational Committee for Information Technology Standards (INCITS) Technical Committee M1 - Biometrics INCITS M1.4 Ad Hoc Group on Biometrics and E-Authentication (AHGBEA)
(Participation in any M1 meeting is open to any directly or materially affected party)

Wednesday 21 September, 2005
1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Hyatt Regency Crystal City Regency B

2-week Agenda and Related Files (approx. 330 KB)

Conference Sponsors:

Office of Governmentwide Policy

Supporting Organizations

National Science & Technology Council
Subcommittee on Biometrics