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+4.3.8 On-Site Attended Requirements — Kiosk-Based |
4.3.8 On-Site Attended Requirements — Kiosk-BasedThe CSP MAY offer a remote means of interacting with a proofing agent whereby the agent and the applicant are not co-located (i.e., in the same room). For example, applicants might interact with a CSP-controlled kiosk with the proofing agent participating remotely in the session over video. In such cases, the following requirements apply in addition to those provided for the on-site attended identity proofing in Sec. 4.3.7. In previous versions of this document, this approach was referred to as Supervised Remote Identity Proofing (SRIP). The CSP SHALL monitor the entire identity proofing session through a high-resolution video transmission with the applicant.
The CSP SHALL have a live proofing agent participate remotely with the applicant for the evidence collection, evidence validation, and verification steps of the identity proofing process. Data entry of attributes for resolution and enrollment MAY be done without the presence of a live proofing agent.
The CSP SHALL require all actions taken by the applicant during the evidence collection, evidence validation, and verification steps to be clearly visible to the remote proofing agent.
The CSP SHALL require that all digital validation and verification of evidence (e.g., via chip or wireless technologies) be performed by integrated scanners and sensors (e.g., embedded fingerprint reader).
All devices used to support interaction between the proofing agent and the applicantSHALL be safeguarded from tampering through observation by CSP representatives or monitoring devices (e.g., cameras) and through physical and digital tamper prevention features.
All devices used to support interaction between the proofing agent and the applicant SHALL be protected by appropriate baseline security features that are comparable to at least FISMA moderate controls, including malware protection, administrator-specific access controls, and software update processes.
All devices used to support interaction between the proofing agent and the applicant SHALL be inspected periodically by trained technicians to deter tampering, modification, or damage.
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