ISO 259:1984 Documentation -- Transliteration of Hebrew characters into Latin characters. Quiz 04 24Mar25 - Practice Quiz

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Dr. Anya Sharma, head of security at GlobalTech Industries, is evaluating a proposal to use a new, supposedly \"eco-friendly\" card material for employee ID badges. This material, derived from recycled agricultural waste, is significantly cheaper than the standard PVC specified in ISO 7810:2019. The vendor claims it meets all printing and encoding requirements, but Dr. Sharma is concerned about its long-term durability, especially considering GlobalTech\'s facilities include outdoor sites in regions with extreme temperature variations and high humidity. The proposed card also has a slightly rougher surface texture compared to standard PVC cards. Considering the potential impact on card functionality and compliance with ISO 7810:2019, what is the MOST significant risk Dr. Sharma should consider regarding the adoption of this non-standard material?

Reduced card durability and readability under typical environmental conditions, potentially leading to failure to meet the functional requirements outlined in ISO 7810:2019.

Increased susceptibility to counterfeiting due to the novelty of the material, making it difficult to authenticate using standard methods.

Incompatibility with existing card reader systems, requiring a complete overhaul of GlobalTech's access control infrastructure.

Legal challenges related to data protection, as the new material may not adequately protect embedded chips from unauthorized access.

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