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The article discusses the application of modern biometric methods and systems for identifying persons, exercising control and supervision of the special contingent in correctional facilities. A brief description is given of personality recognition methods, the problems and the need for their use in the penitentiary system of Russia are considered. The article discusses the biometric methods of identifying a person and the appropriateness of their implementation in the penal correction system, the use of an integrated approach in recognizing people in official activities, the problems of using biometric systems in institutions, and the task is to design a model for applying a biometric system in a particular institution. The article considers the need for the active implementation of biometric access control systems at checkpoints and at the premises, as well as the prevention of crimes in sensitive premises and on the perimeter, exists in absolutely all FSIN facilities. However, it is necessary to design models for the use of these tools in a particular institution, including process and functional ones, as well as carefully study all the advantages and disadvantages of each identification method, software and hardware product, in order to assess the possibilities of their implementation.

Proposals for the Application of Modern Biometric Methods and Systems for Carrying Out Control, Surveillance and Protection of Access to Data