Dr. T. Venkat Narayana Rao
Protocol design Network security policy RADIUS Human security DevOps Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

Bio

Dr. T. Venkat Narayana Rao is a distinguished academic and researcher with a strong background in electronics and computer science. He holds a B.E., M.E. in Applied Electronics, and a Ph.D. in Image Processing, and is a member of professional bodies such as MISTE and MIETE. Dr. Rao has served as an Associate Professor in the Department of E.C.E. at Madina Engineering College, Kadapa, and has been affiliated with Tirumala Engineering College, Hyderabad, as well as Cisco Ltd and JNTU. His research spans computational intelligence, network security, and software testing paradigms, with notable publications including 'Future of Human Security Based on Computational Intelligence,' 'Design and Implementation of RADIUS a Network Security Protocol,' and 'Changing Scenario of Testing Paradigms using DevOps.' In addition to his authored works, Dr. Rao has actively contributed as a peer reviewer for the Global Journal of Research in Engineering (GJRE), reviewing over 15 papers. His expertise in image processing and electronics systems continues to drive impactful research and education.

Educational Journey

B.E., M.E (Applied Electronics), MISTE, MIETE, Ph.D.

Experience

Madina Engineering College

Associate Professor

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Tirumala Engineering College

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Cisco Ltd, and JNTU

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Editors Role

Reviewer

GJRE

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Research

Future of Human Security Based on Computational Intellegence

Article January 1, 1970

This paper discusses the contact less palm veinauthentication device that uses blood vessel patterns as a personal identifying factor. The vein information is hard to duplicate since veins are internal to the human Body. This paper presents a review on the palm vein authentication process and its relevance and competence as compared to the contemporary Biometric methods. Th is authentication technology offers a high level of Accuracy. The importance of biometrics in the current field of Security has been illustrated in this paper. We have also outlined opinions about the utility of biometric authentication systems, comparison between different techniques and their advantages and disadvantage. Its significance is studied in this paper with reference to the banks, E-Voting, point of sale outlets and card/document less security system. Fujitsu plans to further expand applications for this technology by downsizing the sensor and improving the certification speed. I.2.m C.2.0