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Annex / CB-089-A

The scoring framework

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Every verdict in the firm's biometric threat series traces back to one scoring analysis. This annex to CB-089 sets it out so its conclusions can be assessed as reasoning rather than taken on trust: the unit of analysis, the lenses applied and the adversary each modality is judged against, with candor about where it falls short of a reproducible model. For advisors and technical reviewers weighing how far the series should shape a principal's biometric decisions.

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Command Brief

The biometric threat to principals

Most of the Field Cannot Reach You

Seventy-seven biometric modalities, from face and fingerprint to gait and DNA, are scored in this standing assessment against a resourced private adversary. It asks which traits can actually be acquired covertly, where a reading pools once captured, and which traits can be protected, which only monitored and which never withheld. Consolidated in September 2026 from six earlier briefs. For family offices deciding where biometric defense is worth the effort.

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