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achieve privacy, with security evidence and interoper-
ability integrity between biometric networks. We suc-
cessfully showed that, for the same input data and se-
cret key among systems, we produced an anonymous
index register into all databases representing a person.
Also, we improved the IEEE BOPS standard by con-
structing a framework for JSON messages between
systems, including a way of networks to maintain op-
erations regardless of the contingencies. As future
works, we could generate IDN for any government
database that needs privacy, security, and interoper-
ability. This future work is an immediate outcome
of the contributions we made to enhance the security,
and also, of the shared anonymous record index we
built.
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