Programme - e-Smart 2006 (7nd edition) - September 20-22, 2006

stream: Security Sub session 1: Systems Security & Architecture

Moderator: Pr Pascal Urien - ENST

• Electronic Signature in Europe: What you should know
Beatrice Peirani, Security Architect, Gemalto Security Technology Department (speaker) - Gisela Meister, Head of Security & Evaluation - Giesecke & Devrient

• TEAPM, Trusted EAP Modules
Pr Pascal Urien, ENST (speaker) – Pr Guy Pujolle

• A Biometric Challenge - Response Protocol
Claude Barral, Research Engineer - Gemalto

• You say potayto, I say potãto: Bridging PKI standards with a .NET smart card
Apostol Vassilev, Principal Architect (speaker), Helge Bragstad, Ksheerabdhi Krishna – Gemalto Research & Innovation

• Security of Key Management Architectures
Joan Daemen, Cryptographer and Security Architect - STMicroelectronics

• Infrastructure based on smart cards to improve the security in e-commerce
Rafael Martinez Pelaez (speaker), Francisco J. Rico Novella, José E. Cano Barrón, Victor M. Morales Rocha – Technical University of Catalonia

stream: Security Sub session 2: Modelling & Characterization of Security Technologies

Moderator: Assia Tria, Cea-Leti/Emse

• Designing Smartcard ICs that withstand Fault Injection Attacks
Christophe Tremlet, Manager Applications - STMicroelectronics

• Security Vista by Microsoft
Ronny Bjones, Security Strategist - Microsoft Emea

• Looking for the Optimal Security and Storage Solution
Boris Dolgunov, Security Architect, Security IP Group – M-Systems

• Secured Design Methodologies
Assia Tria, Head of Secured Embedded Systems And Microelectronics (SESAM) R&D Joint team CEA-LETI/EMSE

stream: Applications & Markets

Moderator: Gil Bernabeu, GlobalPlatform

• Mobile Financial Services Business Ecosystem - Scenarios and Consequences
Liisa Kanniainen, Workgroup Executive - Mobey Forum

• Waging the war on Cash with the next generation of payment cards
Pascal Dufour, Head of Chip Products Management - Mastercard

• The Security of a Card Payment Scheme. The point of view of an overseer & the Banque de France Experience
Emmanuel Michaud, Adviser in charge of card payment scheme Non-cash means of payment
Oversight Division (speaker) - Marc Andries, Head of SMPS Payment Systems Dept - Banque de France

• Perspectives of Interoperable Card Content Management using GlobalPlatform Card Specification V2.2
Klaus P. Gungl, Card Committee Chairman - GlobalPlatform

World e-ID plenary session:

4.30pm - 5.00pm
• Citizen-centric identity for Web2.0

New developments in identity, such as InfoCard and the Identity Metasystem, offer a powerful new model of identity in the age of Web 2.0. How will such developments empower more reliable citizen control of their online, digital identities? And how will they enable organisations, including governments, to improve the online services that they can provide? How will we ensure that such developments take account of privacy obligations, such as those established in the EU?

Interactive and highly informative session by: Phil Stradling, WW Industry Technology Strategist, Public Services and eGovernment, Microsoft Corporation - Caspar Bowden, Microsoft Chief Privacy Officer, EMEA - Stephen McGibbon, Microsoft Eastern Europe Regional Technology Officer.

5.00pm - 6.30pm
• Electronic ID for Travel & e-Services Support, Serving the two Masters
Moderator: Jan Van Arkel, Conference Chair

The process of upgrading to e-Passports by incorporating contactless chips as well as biometric technologies is now well underway in Europe, and is having major impacts in the e-ID security domain. Are the ICAO functional identity requirements for border control also needed for reliable and convenient national e-ID based access to on-line e-Government and commercial eServices? Can the respective functionalities be combined and made available on one physical carrier? There are political and strategic issues including privacy protection at stake and also financial and technical considerations. An interactive panel of highly qualified persons with hands on experience will address the relative advantages and disadvantages.

• Austrian e-ID Project: Reinhardt Posch, Austrian Chancellery
• Belgium e-ID Project: Luc Vanneste, Rijksregister
• Estonian e-ID Project: Ivar Jung, CMB Estonian Migration Board
• Uk e-ID Project:: Neil Akass
• Sweden Project: Jonas Andersson, Onom@topic Project
• European Commission: Aniyan Varghese, e-Government Unit.

All attendees from both e-Smart and World e-ID conferences are invited to join the "World e-ID" plenary session

stream: Security Sub session 3:
The Endless Security Challenge Countermeasures vs Attacks

Moderator: Jean-Paul Thomasson, STMicroelectronics

9.00am - 12.45am
10.30am - 11.15am — Coffee tea break
2 parallel streams:
- Stream Security - sub session 3:
The Endless Security Challenge Countermeasures vs Attacks
- Stream: Java™ (1)
1.00am- 2.00pm — Lunch

2.00pm - 4.00pm
3 parallel streams:
- Stream Security - sub session 4:
Rationalization needed for supporting SEPA
- Stream: Mobile Telecom: World
Convergence for Multimedia
- Stream: Java™ (2)
4.00pm - 4.45pm — Coffee tea break
4.45pm - 6.30pm
e-Smart PLENARY SESSION
“Is the smart card industry following the course of the PC industry?”

• Cryptology and Smart Cards: the Way to Go
Nicolas Courtois Cryptologist (speaker), Louis Goubin, Cryptography & Security Consultant - Gemalto

• Higher Order Statistics for Side Channel Analysis Enhancement
Thanh Ha Le, Ph.D Student (speaker), Jessy Clédière, Engineer/Researcher - CEA-Leti - Jean-Louis Lacoume, Professor at LIS Laboratory of the “Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble” INPG, Christine Servière, Researcher at LIS Laboratory of the “Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble” INPG

• Security, Performance, Memory: how to find a Compromise for an ECC Implementation within Embedded Platform?
Ihor Vasyltsov, Senior Engineer (speaker), Eugene Baek, Joon-Ho Hwang, Kyoung Moon Ahn - Samsung Electronics

• Everything is Photosensitive
David Ware, Principal Engineer Security - RFI Global Services

• Matching Group-Signatures with Corporate Needs
Emmanuel Prouff, Embedded Cryptography & Security Group - Oberthur Card Systems

• Enhancing the Conditional Access Module Security in Light of Card Sharing Attacks
Xuefei Leng, the PhD student (speaker), Dr Konstantinos Markantonakis, Dr Keith E. Mayes, Michael Tunstall, Ph.D Student - Information Security Group, Royal Holloway, University of London

stream: Java™ (1)

This session will provide key information on trends adopted for the next version of Java Card™
technology as well as information on interesting works led by labs on the different scientifi c aspects of the technology. Some advanced applications will be presented to make a complete state of the art
on this de facto standard of the industry and its evolution according to the markets need.
It will also give the opportunity to the Academia (universities, research institutions) to apply for a
contest. The best paper will be awarded during a special ceremony.

Moderator: Christian Goire, President Java Card Forum

• Navigo on Contactless Java Card Platform
François Guillaume - RATP/SIT/SVo/DO

• Java Card Platform Evolution: Future Directions
Thierry Violleau, Java Card Engineer (speaker), Tanjore Ravishankar, Java Card tech lead – Sun Microsystems

• The Mobile Java Card ™ Grid Project
Damien Sauveron, Assistant Professor (speaker), XLIM University of Limoges France – Pr Serge Chaumette, LaBRI University of Bordeaux – Dr Konstantinos Markantonakis, Dr Keith Mayes - Royal Holloway University of London

• Non-Atomic Methods and the JAVA CARD Transaction Mechanism: Specification, Experimentation, and Formalisation
Wojciech Mostowski (speaker), Engelbert Hubbers, Erik Poll, Researchers Department of Computing Science – Radboud University of Nijmegen

• Improving the Cache Efficiency of Java Card Applets by Application-Specific Memory Remapping
Leon Tlak (speaker), Josef Haid, Dietmar Scheiblhofer, Michael Smola – Infineon

Isabelle Attali AWARD - Award Ceremony on September 21, 2006 at 1.30 pm
Agora Einstein lobby

sponsored by:

Last year "e-Smart" initiated an award dedicated to the memory of Isabelle Attali who was one of the
researchers who launched The Java Card Workshop (1st edition of "e-Smart").

The award honours the most innovative work presented during "e-Smart" and the Award Ceremony takes place during the conference.

Gilles Barthe from INRIA will award the Isabelle Attali Prize to the winner on September 21, 2006 during lunch, at 1.30 pm at the Agora Einstein (Sophia-Antipolis).

Selection Committee:
Gilles Barthe, INRIA - Richard Bricaire, Strategies Telecoms & Multimedia – Serge Chaumette, LABRI - Christian Goire, Java Card Forum – Marieke Huisman, INRIA – Pierre Paradinas, CNAM – Jean-Jacques Quisquater, UCL University of Leuven.

Pr Serge Chaumette and his team from LaBRI University of Bordeaux (France) were rewarded in 2005.

1st:
Higher Order Statistics for Side Channel Analysis Enhancement
Thanh Ha Le, Ph.D Student (speaker), Jessy Clédière, Engineer/Researcher - CEA-Leti - Jean-Louis Lacoume, Professor at LIS Laboratory of the “Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble” INPG, Christine Servière, Researcher at LIS Laboratory of the “Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble” INPG

2nd:
Designing Web Applications Empowered by Smart Devices
Jean-Jacques Vandewalle, Research Engineer - Gemalto

stream: Security Sub session 4: Rationalization needed for supporting SEPA

Moderator: Wolfgang Pockrandt, Head of Certification – Infineon

• Securing «State of the Art» Security Evaluations - Pooling Experience and Expertise Provides Confidence
Wolfgang Pockrandt, Head of Certification - Infineon

• Common Approval Scheme Initiative
Dominique Decavele – Gie Cartes Bancaires

• Towards a smooth migration to CCV3: Supporting guidance for composite product evaluation
ISCI – WG1 - Francoise Forge, Gemalto (speaker) – Hans-Gerd Alberstsen, Philips – Tyrone Stodart, Renesas – Wolfgang Killmann, T-Systems – Catherine Gibert, STMicroelectronics – Alain Malin, Oberthur Card Systems

• Towards a smooth migration to CCV3: Update of protection profiles, first experience on Security IC Protection Profile
Eurosmart PSSWG - Catherine Gibert, STMicroelectronics (speaker) – Hans-Gerd Albertsen, Philips - Tyrone Stodart, Renesas - Wolfgang Pockrandt, Infineon – Steve Mitchell, Atmel

stream: Java™ (2)

Presentations pre-selected for the Java Card™ Technology Contest
The winning paper will be announced during the Social Event/Gala Dinner including the Award Ceremony, sponsored by Sun Microsystems on Sept. 21 Evening.

• Introduction by Christian Goire, President - Java Card Forum
Christian Goire, President - Java Card Forum

• JavaCard for emerging WLANS environments
Pr Pascal Urien - ENST Paris (France)

• Tearing Java Cards
Engelbert Hubbers, Wojciech Mostowski, Erik Poll - Radboud University Nijmegen (Netherlands)

• Customized and Low-Footprint Java Card Systems Through Romization and Late Specialization
Alexandre Courbot, Gilles Grimaud, IRCICA/LIFL, University of Lille 1, CNRS UMR 8022, INRIA Futurs, France and Jean-Jacques Vandewalle, Gemalto Systems Research Labs, La Ciotat, France

About the Java Card™ technology Contest

The Java Card Forum is organising a design contest for Universities and Academic institutions for submission of a technical paper dedicated to research or advanced applications using Java Card technology. The received papers will be evaluated by a joint Committee of the «e-Smart» Scientific Committee and technical experts from the Java Card Forum.

The authors of the best 3 papers will be invited to present their work in the dedicated Java & Operating Systems session and will compete for the prestigious Java Card Forum Award.

The Java Card Forum will reward the top presentation with €5000, presented during the Gala Dinner sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

Alexandre Courbot, IRCICA/LIFL, University of Lille 1, Customized and Low-Footprint Java Card Systems Through Romization and Late Specialization

stream: Mobile Telecom, World Convergence for Multimedia

The mobile telecom environment has driven the smart card evolution in the last few years. New trends for emerging technologies (Multi Mega UICC) and convergence scenarios (contactless) are provided in this session to better understand the next evolution steps which are affecting this market.

Moderator: Sergio Cozzolino, GSM Association

• Secure communication between smart cards and wireless terminals: new needs and new solutions
Mireille Pauliac, Security Architect - Gemalto

• Contact-less in the Mobile Environment
Dipl.Ing. Heiko Kruse, Head of Technology Innovation and Standardisation – Sagem Orga

• How to solve some mobile operator security concerns: from the protection of operator’s assets to new business model improvement
Laurent Coureau, Device Committee Chairman - GlobalPlatform

• mPayment with a Secure NFC architecture: Trial with the “Basse–Normandie” Trust eTransactions Competitiveness Cluster (France)
Harris Monteiro Da Silva, Business Development Manager – Atos Worldline

e-Smart plenary session:

in collaboration with:

Is the smart card industry following the course of the PC industry? PC and smart card as Personal and Trusted Computing Devices?

Moderator: Bertrand du Castel, Schlumberger

• Dominique Bolignano, CEO - Trusted Logic
• Jerry Fishenden, National Technology Officer (NTO) - Microsoft UK
• Christian Goire, President - Java Card Forum
• Marc Lemouel, CEO - Moneyline
• Jean-Paul Thomasson, Head of SC Cooperative R&D projects - STMicroelectronics.

All attendees from both e-Smart and World e-ID conferences are invited to join the "e-Smart" plenary session

Social Event: Gala Dinner & Java Card Forum Awards Ceremony