ASAD M. ALI Senior Research Engineer - Gemalto Technology & Innovation Group Asad M. Ali is a senior research engineer at Gemalto Technology & Innovation group based in Austin, Texas. and is currently working on next-generation smart card products. His research interests include smart card operating systems, application frameworks, network security protocols, secure memory tokens, and smart card usability. He is a co-inventor of Network Card technology that won Card Technology 2005 "Breakthrough Award for Innovation." He holds a Master's degree in Engineering from MIT.
	MEHDI ASNAASHARI Lexar Mehdi joined Lexar 14 years ago as Solid State Storage controller designer. He currently serves as Sr. Director of design engineering and is solely responsible for architecture and design of secure storage controllers and secure storage devices and their FIPS certification. He is author of many patents in the field of high-speed Solid Storage Devices (SSD) and secure storage devices incorporating Smart Card technology and Gemalto .NET card in particular. He graduated with Master of Science in Electrical Engineering in 1984.
	LAURENT BAILLY Offerings and business development director - Telecom, Utilities & Media, Atos Worldline France After holding the position of Online Banking & eCommerce Manager in Caisse d’Epargne de Flandre, one of the main French banks, Laurent joined Atos Worldline in 2000 to manage R&D projects and to lead Atos Worldline’s Online Services Offerings portfolio. He is currently the Offering Manager for BU Telecom-Utilities-Media. Laurent is a graduate in computing science from Polytech’Lille, and in sales and marketing management from the ESSEC business school, Paris.
	STEFAN BARBU Business Development Manager - NXP Semiconductors Stefan Barbu holds a PhD in radio communications, specialized in RFID. After an R&D experience on RFID systems at Axalto in France, he joined the group’s marketing team, in charge with electronic health and ID cards. He joined NXP Semiconductors' EMEA  Identification team early 2007. Stefan is currently in charge with RFID business development in EMEA, based in Switzerland.
	MICHAEL BROWN Director, Program Management - Global Security Group, Research in Motion Mike is the Director, Security Product Management in the Global Security Group at Research In Motion (RIM). His responsibilities include security focused Product Management for the various products at RIM, and specialty security products such as the S/MIME and PGP Solutions for BlackBerry, the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader, and core security features of BlackBerry. Previously a Software Developer within the Security Team at RIM, he was heavily involved in the development of the S/MIME Support Package for BlackBerry. Mike holds a Master's degree in Mathematics, focusing on cryptography, from the University of Waterloo.
	MICHAEL BRUHNKE Product Manager Smart Card Microcontroller - Renesas Michael Bruhnke Joined Renesas Technology Europe Gmbh In 2001 As Product Manager For Smart Card Microcontroller. Since End 2006, He Is In Charge Of The Business Development Of The Finance And Id Segments In Europe, Thereby Responsible For Market Analysis And Anticipation Of Market Trends, Development Of Strategies To Address New Market Segments, Definition Of Product Roadmaps, Management Of Partnerships And The Relationship To Key Industry Players. Prior To Joining Renesas, Michael Worked 10 Years At 2 Other Semiconductor Companies In The Development Of Contactless Chips And As Project Manager For The Design Of Smart Card Microcontroller. In 1999 He Was Head Of An 8 Month Delegation Of 13 Engineers To The Usa For The Specification Of A New 32 Bit High-End Security Microcontroller. Michael Holds A Diplom-Ingenieur Degree Of Electronic-Technology From The Technical University Of Munich And He Owns Several Patents About Design Of Contactless Chips And A Cryptographic Authentication Method.
	IBRAHIM CHAHID Master intern - University Bordeaux 1 (France) Ibrahim Chahid is in the last year of the Systems and Networks Master at University Bordeaux 1. He has contributed to the FSOnCARD project of the SOD (Systèmes et Objets Distribués) team lead by Pr. Serge Chaumette at LaBRI (Laboratoire Bordelais de Recherche en Informatique).
	PR. SERGE CHAUMETTE Leader of the Distributed Systems and Objects team - Laboratoire Bordelais de Recherche en Informatique (LaBRI) Serge Chaumette began his research activities in the domain of tools for parallel and distributed applications. Within this framework he has been using the Java technology since its early begining. He then applied this knowledge to design tools to help in the process of evaluating Java Cards and Java Card applications within government funded industial projects. Java Cards are now one of the key components of the distributed software platforms developped in his research team.
	BOUTHEINA CHETALI Formal Methods Group Manager, Security Labs - Gemalto Dr Boutheina Chetali Is Head Of The Formal Methods Team, Into The Security Labs Of Gemalto. Doctor In Computer Science, She Has Been Working In The Smart Cards Arena Since 1999 When She Joined The Advanced Research Group Of Bull Smart Card & Terminals As R&D Engineer Expert In Formal Methods. Since 2001, She Is In Charge Of The Formal Methods Team. Main Activities Of Its Group Are Formal Methods-Based Techniques And Processes For Secure Smart Cards Software Development And Evaluation, Formal Model-Based Security Testing And Common Criteria High Level Evaluations. She Is Also Member Of The Java Card Forum Cc Task Force And The Global Platform Card Compliance Group.
	SOUR CHHOR Executive Vice President Strategy, Marketing & Engineering - SCM Microsystems Sour Chhor joined SCM Microsystems in February 2008. He brings more than 20 years’ experience in the technology industry. Prior to joining SCM, Chhor was Senior Director, Global Key Account at NXP Semiconductors and was in NXP’s elite group of Top 150 Leaders. Previously, Chhor was General Manager of NXP’s Contactless & Embedded Security Division, headed NXP’s smart card and reader businesses and launched NXP’s Near Field Communication (NFC) cooperation with Sony. Prior to NXP, Mr. Chhor held a variety of management positions with Philips Semiconductors and Philips Consumer Electronics. His professional experience also includes marketing, sales, and research and development positions in the consumer electronics, telecom and broadband Internet industries. He holds a bachelor’s degree in electronics engineering from the University of Technology in Cachan, France and an MBA from HEC School of Management in Paris, France.
	JULIEN CORDRY SEMpIA Group, CNAM (France) Julien Cordry is a PhD student from the SEMpIA group (embedded and mobile systems towards ambient intelligence) of the CNAM (Consevatoire National des Arts et Metiers) in Paris. The topic of his research is the performance evaluation of Java Card platforms. He took part in the MESURE project, a collaborative work between the CNAM, the university of Lilles and Trusted Labs. He has taught a the CNAM, at the ECE (Ecole Centrale d'Electronique) and at the EPITA (a computer science engineering school).
	ROGER DEAN Executive Director - EEMA Roger Dean, played a significant role as a founder member and executive director of eema during the launch and establishment of the association in Zurich in 1987. During the last 21 years, Roger has contributed immensely to eema’s growth throughout Europe. During this time, his responsibilities have included the co-ordination of the various activities of the Areas of Focus, project managed the various Interest Groups and other working groups. These include the X.400 and X.500 standards interoperability demonstrator trails and the very successful PKI challenge which was undertaken on behalf of the European Commission and included PKI and authentication interoperability trials between 25 vendors from 9 countries. Examples of papers produced recently are:- Towards Understanding Identity, An Introduction to Instant Messaging, Spam and e-mail Abuse Management, Wireless Deployment Guidelines, Secure e-Mail within the Organisation and PKI Usage within User Organisations. Roger has been involved in the formation and interoperability of many standards and standard bodies, such as X.400, X.500, XML, “T”scheme, Emeritus, Web Services, e-procurement data and content standards.  He assisted with the creation of UNSPSC and is a founding director of ECCMA, which maintained the UNSPSC product and services classification, which has established itself as a world standard with over 100,000 business adopters. Prior to joining eema, Roger had a lead role in several start-up initiatives, including launching the first commercial e-mail service into the UK, France and Switzerland. He has a world class network of business contacts including senior executives in industry, multi-national companies, government, United Nations, European Union, DTI, e-envoy, OGC, NHS, defence and intelligence services.
	FRED DE BEER Director Operations - Riscure Fred De Beer Is Project Director And Has A Background In Electrotechnical Engineering. He Is Specialized In EM Analysis And The Development Of Measurement Equipment For Side Channel Analysis.
	KAREL DE VRIENDT IDABC Head of Unit - European Commission
	BORIS DOLGUNOV Chief Architect - SanDisk Boris Dolgunov is serving as Chief Architect of SanDisk security group and has been specializing in security and cryptography for the last ten years. Mr. Dolgunov has been the author of many whitepapers, technical documents and patents on security and is an active member in leading organizations such as OMA, TCG, IEEE-1667 and additional standard bodies. Mr. Dolgunov holds an Electrical Engineering degree from Ben Gurion University in Israel.
	DAMIEN DUBERNET Master intern - University Bordeaux 1 (France) / Royal Holloway University of London Damien Dubernet is in the last year of the Systems and Networks Master at University Bordeaux 1. His focus is on Java Card technology and he has contributed to the FSOnCARD project. He is currently doing an internship on mobile agents on Java Cards at the Royal Holloway University of London in relationship with the SOD (Systèmes et Objets Distribués) team lead by Pr. Serge Chaumette at LaBRI (Laboratoire Bordelais de Recherche en Informatique).
	CHRISTOPHE DUVERNE Chairman - NFC Forum
	PAPA SAGANA FALL Research Engineer - Centre MicroElectronique Provence, Ecole Mines St Etienne, Gardanne He works in the team of "Secured Architectures and Systems" department of the Microelectronic Center of Provence, in Gardanne, France.  He obtained a master degree in telecommunications, computer science and microelectronics at the university of Nice antilopis Sophia in France. He is specialized in the programming of secure and anonymous applications for mobile using J2me, Java and C#.
	LAURENT FREUND Teacher & researcher – Centre MicroElectronique Provence, Ecole Mines St Etienne, Gardanne Laurent Freund currently works in the "Secured Architectures and Systems" department of the Microelectronics Center of Provence, in Gardanne, France.  He holds a PhD in Computer Science from the Evry University in France. He has been teaching computer science and microelectronics for 10 years. :Codesign,  Java, J2ME, javacard,… His main field of interest is the development of applications on mobiles by using secure elements (smart card). He has won several prizes in competitions organized by SmartCard Manufacturers. In the past years, he has covered a wide range of different applications: health, games, current events, tourism and so on.
	CHRISTOPHE GIRAUD Security Group Manager - Oberthur Technologies Christophe Giraud Has Been Working In The Cryptography & Security Group Of Oberthur Technologies For Nine Years. He Has Worked As A Cryptographic Algorithms Developer And Has Studied The Practical Resistance Of The Different Cryptographic Functions With Regard To Side-Channel Analysis. He Has Also Been In Charge Of Several Security Studies For Mobile Phone, Banking And Pay-Tv Applications. In Addition To His Work As Security Engineer, He Also Leads The Security Group Whose Goal Is To Ensure The Side-Channel And Fault Attack Resistance Of Oberthur’s Products. He Holds A Phd In Cryptography And He Is The Author Of Twelve Patents And Fifteen International Publications In Computer Science.
	BERNHARD GROISS Master Student - NFC Research Lab Hagenberg Bernhard Groiss is currently a Master’s Student at the NFC research lab and dealing with SAT and SCWS Development. He was a finalist in the SIMagine contest as well as among the top three at the Austrian NFC Competition in 2009. Bernhard is currently working on his Master Thesis dealing with the implementation of a BIP Servers and Clients running on a SIM Card.
	DR. HELENA HANDSCHUH Security Architect - Spansion Dr Helena Handschuh Is A Communication And Networks Engineer From ENSTA, Paris And Holds A Phd In Cryptography From ENST, Paris She Spent 9 Years At Gemplus As Scientific Expert And Was Involved In Various Smart Card Security Projects, Ranging From Low Cost Authentication Algorithm Design To Side-Channel Attack Implementation, Countermeasure Development And GSM And UMTS Authentication And Encryption Algorithm Analysis. She Is A Member Of The Etsi Security Algorithms Group Of Experts (Sage) And Participated In The Design Of A5/3, Milenage And Uea2/Uia2. In 2006, She Joined Spansion, Where She Is In Charge Of Defining The Cryptography And Security Ip Strategy And Helps Bring High Density Flash Memory Products To The Secure Silicon Market. She Acts As An Expert Security Advisor For The Security And Advanced Technologies Division Which Markets Secure Embedded Flash Memories For Mobile Handsets And Flash-Based High Density Smart Cards. She Published 30 Academic Papers And Co-Authored 9 Patents In Cryptography And Security. She Lectured Smart Card Security At Royal Holloway University Of London And At K.U. Leuven, Belgium. She Is An Officer Of The Iacr, The International Association For Cryptologic Research Since 2005.
	DIPL.-ING. OLIVER HANKA Institute of Communication Networks, Technical University of Munich Oliver Hanka graduated 2008 in information technology at the TUM. He now works as a member of the research staff at the institute of communication networks at the TUM. His main research interests are adressing, routing and security mechanism of next generation internet.
	AYMERIC HARMAND NFC Product Manager - Oberthur Technologies Aymeric Harmand is NFC Product Manager in Oberthur Technologies in the Mobile Product Line of the Card Systems activity. In his previous job he was Market Studies Manager for mobile operators at TNS Sofres. He graduated in Telecom and Networks from ENSEEIHT and Marketing from HEC.
	DIPL.-INF. AXEL HEIDER R&D - Giesecke & Devrient Axel Heider graduated 2006 in computer science at the Technical University Munich (TUM). He has several years of experience in smart card industry and works for Giesecke & Devrient in R&D on next generation smart cards. His interests include network protocols, micro-kernel based multi tasking smart card operating systems, cryptography and trusted computing.
	THOMAS HISSAM Mobile Payment Subject Matter expert - IBM Global Business Services Tom Hissam is an Associate Partner in IBM’s Global Smart Card Solutions consulting practice.  He specializes in mobile payments and m-commerce and has in-depth experience in chip card deployments in banking, government and telecommunications industries. He and his team have worked on leading-edge first-of-a-kind projects globally. His specific project experiences include the following examples: - Mr. Hissam developed IBM Mobile Payment Solutions and Business Cases on a worldwide basis, be they message, Java MIDlet or Near Field Communications based. - Mr. Hissam was a key leader in the development and deployment of IBM’s Java chip card operating system, JCOP. He worked extensively with chip manufacturers, governments, and telecom operators to promote the use of JCOP in chip card initiatives. - Mr. Hissam was responsible for developing IBM’s smart card go-to-market strategies for the banking, telecommunications, retail, travel and transportation industries through his knowledge of mobile payments solutions, partners, smart chips and associated architecture.  In these roles, he was responsible for coordinating worldwide opportunities and industry involvement, including international teams in Japan, Korea, US, Germany and France.  - Mr. Hissam acted as global focus area leader for IBM’s smartcard, biometrics and intelligent vending businesses, coordinating solutions across IBM and with partners, managing resource and product requirements and development of business cases for new solutions. For prior employers, Mr. Hissam developed a proven track record for building start-up smart card businesses, and coordinating alliance strategies with system and software vendors.  In these roles he promoted and expanded smart card reader development, including distribution and marketing alliances, and development of customized card, reader, software and services solutions.  - Mr. Hissam is a former member of Java Card Forum industry standards board, and charter member of Smart Card Alliance, an industry organization chartered to drive smart card adoption.  He is a frequent speaker at industry conferences on the topic of chip card operating systems and solutions, including ID World, Cartes in Paris and the Java Card Forum.  - Mr. Hissam earned a master degree in international business from the University of South Carolina, and a bachelor degree from Davidson College in North Carolina.  He is proficient in English, German, French, Russian and several Slavic languages.
	ROLAND HORSCH Test Designer - Giesecke & Devrient Roland Horsch, M.A. Equiv. in computer science, has used formal methods mainly for designing software tests. He also developed two test generators for automatically producing tests out of formal specifications using a prolog type syntax and an extension of petri nets.
	BRIAN A. KOWAL Principal Strategist, Java Card Marketing - Sun Microsystems Brian A. Kowal  is a recognized veteran of 18 years within the authentication and identity industry.  Brian led NASA's Authentication and Privacy team deploying secure X.500 messaging, X.400 Directories and Fortezza-based encryption.  Later, at ActivIdentity (formerly ActivCard), Brian was instrumental in the development of one of the world's most successful Smart Card ID programs, the US Department of Defense Common Access Card (CAC).  He has worked extensively with Global System Integrators in the last eight years architecting pilots and deployments for entities such as NASA, DOI, FBI, NSA, US Treasury, Veterans Administration, World Trade Organization, TWIC (Traveler Worker ID Card) and the US Federal mandated PIV (Personal Identity Verification) ID.  He has also advised and played key roles on numerous other Enterprise/National/Civid ID efforts.  Brian recently joined Sun Microsystems and is now the Head of the Java Card Group.  He has degrees in Classics and Aerospace Engineering from the University of Southern California.
	THOMAS KRAFT Head of Marketing Communication, Cards and Services - Giesecke & Devrient Convenor Smart Security Market Segmentation Taskforce - Eurosmart Thomas Kraft graduated from university of applied sciences  in Munich as business engineer and has more than 18 years of work experience in the fields of IT and telecommunications. The most important steps in his career were the Strategic Marketing at Apple Computer Germany, Technology Consultant in an  international consultancy, business and process re-engineering at Siemens Semiconductors (today Infineon) and Manager for Affinty Partner Programs at O2 Germany. In 1999 Thomas started as Deputy Head of Product Marketing in the Telecommunications division at Giesecke & Devrient (G&D), one of the leading Smart Card vendors world-wide. Since 4 years Thomas holds the position as Head of Marketing Communication within the Business Unit Cards and Services. In this function Thomas is responsible for all marketing communication and market research activities worldwide. Besides, he is the official represantive of G&D in several industry groups such as Eurosmart and Java card Forum.
	SELMA LAABIDI Centre Microélectronique de Provence Georges Charpak Selma Laabidi is a PhD student in microelectronics at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Saint Etienne. Her research interests focus on cryptography, hardware security and digital circuit design. She received the master degree in electronic engineering from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Electronique Informatique et Radiocommunications de Bordeaux (ENSEIRB) in 2005.
	PHD. PHILIPPE LALEVEE Associate Professor - ENSM.SE Philippe Lalevée currently works in the "Secured Architectures and Systems" department of the Microelectronic Center of Provence, in Gardanne, France.  He holds a Master's degree in engineering from TELECOM INT and holds a PhD in Computer Science from the Paris VI University.  His research interests include network security protocols, anonymous communication and network computing.  He is currently working on trusted secured computing in an european MEDEA+ project, and on NFC security protocols in a french project. Besides, he works with Laurent Freund on a project named "hub collaboratif", especially on securing mobile applications in order to guarantee anonymous communications.
	JOSEF LANGER Head - NFC Research Lab Professor Josef Langer is working since more than 10 years in the smart card and terminal hardware area. Since 2001 he is managing director of CDE GmbH, in 2003 he has been appointed professor at the university of Applied Sciences of Hagenberg, Austria. He is head of the NFC Research Lab. Josef, born in 1971, hold a master degree from the University of Vienna in electrical engineering, and a master from RWTH Aachen and a PhD form the Johannes Kepler University. Josef is author of more than 30 publications.
	REMI LAPLACE Master intern - University Bordeaux 1 /  LaBRI (France) Remi Laplace is in the last year of the Systems and Networks Master at University Bordeaux 1. His focus is on Java Card technology and he has contributed to the FSOnCARD project. He is doing an internship at the LaBRI (Laboratoire Bordelais de Recherche en Informatique) in the SOD (Systèmes et Objets Distribués) team lead by Pr. Serge Chaumette. He will most likely be a PhD student next year. The topic of his research will deal, among other things, with Java Card secured communication within fleets of drones.
	NICOLAS LE HÉRISSIER Marketing & Business Development Director - Elitt Gie Cartes Bancaires Professional of information technologies (Orange, IBM, Hitachi), Nicolas le Hérissier, 36 years old, joined in 2008 ELITT, wholly-owned subsidiary of the “Groupement des Cartes Bancaires“, as marketing & development director. He is responsible for the strategy of development and diversification of the company, as for its historic activities of evaluation laboratory and R&D in electronic banking, in France and as the international level, as well as of the development of the expertise, assistance and audit  activities in secured electronic transactions. He is also a temporary professor of marketing in Master 2 of services marketing of the services in La Rochelle and consultant in communication with the Foundation Nicolas Hulot.
	DR. KAREN LU Principal Research Engineer, Technology & Innovation Group - Gemalto Dr. H. Karen Lu is a principal engineer in Gemalto Technology & Innovation group. She has been working on advanced smart card application frameworks to secure Internet access. Her research interests include smart cards communication, networking, security and applications.
	GERALD MADLMAYR Research Associate - NFC Research Lab University Of Hagenberg Gerald Madlmayr is a research associate at the NFC Research Lab in Hagenberg and dealing with NFC, sim and smartcard technology for more than three years. he was a finalist in the simagine contest as well as among the top three projects at the austrian NFC competition in 2009. Gerald Madlmayr is a phd candidate in computer science with the major focus and security and cryptography at the Johannes Kepler University.
	COLIN MALLETT CEO - Mobility and eCommerce Consultants Fulvens Ltd Colin Mallett founded Fulvens Ltd in 2002. This consultancy practice focuses on Mobility and eCommerce which includes Internet trust, privacy and authentication. It has strong links to BT’s Research and Venturing and is a sponsor member of the Liberty Alliance. Colin joined the Radio Division of BT’s Laboratories in 1968. In the 1970s and 80s he was part of the team which developed undersea optical fibre systems. In the 1990s he was an innovation consultant and design authority for Concert and the BT Alliance Partners’ Strategic Agenda. In 1998 he led collaboration with Telenor R&D to define a new kind virtual communications provider called a ‘SoftTelco’. In 2000 he became VP/Head of Development Strategy of a venture in BT’s corporate incubator Brightstar to exploit the ideas. In 2001/2 he became responsible for the BT R&V mobile applications platforms research, and in 2002 helped start BT’s Mobility Research Centre where he was a principal consultant/chief researcher. Current assignments include a renewable energy study. Colin has a BSc in Electrical Engineering from Bath University and an MSc in Telecommunications from Essex University, is a Chartered Engineer and corporate member of the IET and the Chartered Institute of Management.
	PROF. ANTONIO MAÑA Serenity Project Director of Research - Univ. of Malaga
	LAURENT MANTEAU MaXSSSIMM Program Director, Strategic Partners Director - Telecom Business Line UpTeq, Gemalto With more than 20 years experience in the industry, he started to work in the 3M European Labs as a Product Engineer, then joined the European R&D center of the dutch Océ group as Development Manager for digital printing technologies. Then, he moved in 1995 to IER (French SME, WW leader in the Air Transport industry) as expert for travel documents (he is an active member of IATA and AIM working groups for auto-ID applications, barcode and RFID technologies) and in charge of business development for supplies and travel documents. He joined Gemplus in 1998 as Marketing Manager for electronic tags (RFID) applications, moved to R&D Corporate Innovation in 2001 and took over the responsibility of Cooperative R&D Programs for Gemplus in 2002. He is involved in European and Trans-national R&D projects for the Smart card industry for more than 5 years and the coordinator from 2004 to 2006 of the InspireD integrated project within the FP6 European framework. From 2006, he leads the MaXSSIMM program initiated by the former AII agency and then the OSEO (French agency supporting innovation in the industry). He holds an Engineering degree in Polymer Chemistry & Electronics Materials from ENSCT (ENSIACET Toulouse) in 1987.
	CLEMENT MASCI Master intern - University Bordeaux 1 / Atos Origin (France) Clement Masci is in the last year of the Systems and Networks Master at University Bordeaux He has contributed to the FSOnCARD project of the SOD (Systèmes et Objets Distribués) team lead by Pr. Serge Chaumette at LaBRI (Laboratoire Bordelais de Recherche en Informatique).
	RICARDO MOREIRA Product Marketing Manager Machine to Machine and Mobile TV - Oberthur Technologies Ricardo began his career as a consultant in software design, product support and presales for telecom industry. He then moved to Sagem Communication-Safran Group where is held various marketing positions in handset division: first as technical marketing account manager for major European telecom operators accounts and then as Product Manager in charge of mid range products. In September 2007, he joined Oberthur Card Systems' Marketing team as Product Marketing Manager for Machine to Machine and Mobile TV products. Ricardo graduated in electrical engineering from the Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble (INPG). He also holds an MBA from the Institut d’Administration des Entreprises de Paris (IAE). Ricardo speaks French, English, Spanish and Portuguese.
	DR WOJCIECH MOSTOWSKI Digital Security Group, Computing Science Department - Radboud University, Nijmegen (The Netherlands) Wojciech Mostowski is currently a post-doc researcher in the digital security group at computing science department of Radboud University in Nijmegen, The Netherlands. His current research interests are smartcards, especially java card, and software verification and specification. His work is supported by the sentinels research programme in computer security, funded by the Technology Foundation STW, the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO), and the dutch ministry of economic affairs. In march 2005 he finished his phd in computer science at Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden. The topic of his thesis was formal development of java card applets.
	JAN MUEHLFEIT Chairman Europe - Microsoft Corporation Jan Muehlfeit is responsible for engaging with European governments and policy makers, academics and other societal stakeholders in Brussels and across EU member states. His goal is to ensure that Microsoft continues to act as a trusted, open partner that listens and contributes to Europe’s agenda, enabling long-term growth, local economic competitiveness and job creation and innovation. In his previous roles, as vice president of public sector and lately as vice president for corporate and government strategy, Jan Muehlfeit was responsible for promoting Microsoft solutions for public-sector organizations and delivering an excellent customer and industry partner experience. He also led Microsoft’s efforts to constructively support the policy goals of governments in EMEA, from employment and social issues through to competitiveness and economic growth. Muehlfeit joined Microsoft in 1993 and, during his seven years in the company’s Czech and Slovak operations, headed a variety of departments including marketing and sales. In 1998, Muehlfeit was named general manager of Microsoft Czech Republic. Despite the challenging economic environment, his team generated remarkable results, and Muehlfeit became known for his dedication to the success of Microsoft partners and customers in the region. In 2000 he became regional director of Microsoft Eastern Europe and was promoted to vice president in 2002. Under his leadership, Microsoft business expanded substantially in the region, with new offices opening in several countries. In 2004-2005 Jan was also part of Microsoft’s international emerging markets executive board. Born in 1962, Muehlfeit grew up in Czechoslovakia. He received a computer science degree from the Czech Technical University in 1986 and, before joining Microsoft, worked in the public sector as a programmer and information systems manager. Later he was director of international sales and marketing for Software602, a Czech software development company. Muehlfeit continues to support several charities, including "PCs Against Barriers", a joint initiative of Microsoft Czech Republic and a Czech NGO.. Muehlfeit has received numerous awards, including "Best Manager of Czech Republic for 1999" from the Czech prime minister, the "Czech Brain Award," presented by the Czech minister of foreign affairs and was named the Czech IT Personality of the Year three times. He also serves on the supervisory board of the Charta 77 Foundation and is a board member of the European Academy of Business in Society (EABiS) and the Junior Achievement Young Enterprise Europe (JAYE).
	ANKI NELATURU Sun Microsystems Over 12 Years of experience in software development, mainly focused on Java related technologies. Holds the Diploma in Electronics and Communications Engineering, and, Masters in Computer Science. Started the career with C/Delphi developer and moved to Java related work. Worked on various Java technologies like, Swing, RMI, CORBA, JXTA, and, Mobile application development using JavaME. Had a startup experience to develop a SIM Toolkit Application for actual SIM Cards. Participated in a Telematics project, which uses IMP-NG profiie of JavaME. Involved in various phases of SDLC. Currently working at Sun Microsystems, Inc. as a Staff Engineer in Java Card Technology group to develop Java Card 3.0 Reference Implementation.
	QUANG-HUY NGUYEN Research Security Specialist, Security Labs - Gemalto Research Security Specialist In The Formal Methods Group Of Gemalto Since January 2003. Doctor In Computer Science, His Research Focused On The Improvement Of The Computer-Aided Verification Tools, And Their Application To The Smart Cards Software. Since 2003, He Works On The Formal Verification Of The Java Card Platform, The Verification Of Security Properties And The High-Level Common Criteria Certifications. Since 2006, He Is Also A Common Criteria Evaluation Coordinator Of Gemalto Id Products.”
	PROF. PIERRE PARADINAS CNAM / INRIA Nowday is Director of Technology Developmant at Inria : the national institute for research in computer science and control, operating under the dual authority of the Ministry of Research and the Ministry  of Industry, is dedicated to fundamental and applied research in information and communication science and technology (ICST). Pierre Paradinas is Professor at Cnam (Paris) and owned the "chair of Embedded and Mobile Systems". He received a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Lille (France) in 1988 on smart cards and health application. He was one of the Biocarte founders; this company was involved in the design, development and distribution of patient cards. Pierre Paradinas joined Gemplus in 1989, and was successively researcher, internal technology audit, Advanced Product Manager and  launched the card based on Data Base engine (CQL), Director of a  common research lab with universities and National Research center  (RD2P). He set up the Gemplus Software Research Lab in 1996. He was  also appointed technology partnership Director in 2001 and based in  California until June 2003. He was the Gemplus representative at W3C, ISO/AFNOR, Open Card  Framework and Java Community Process, co-editor of the part 7 of  ISO7816, director of the European funded project Cascade project where  the first 32-Risc microprocessor with Java Card was issued. He owns 20 years of experience in smart cards technology and is deeply  involved in the technology and research of smart cards, as program  committee member (Chair of the CARDIS'04) and expert for European  Commission and French government.
	SINISHA PATKOVIC Blackberry Global Security, Emea - Research In Motion Sinisha Patkovic leads BlackBerry Global Security Group for Europe, Middle East, and Africa at Research in Motion. In his previous role of the Manager of Business Solutions for Verizon Wireless, also with Research in Motion, he worked with companies of all sizes, including Fortune 50 and all levels of US Government. His background includes a range of business and IT roles in technology and financial industry, as well as international legislation with extensive experience in Enterprise IT Infrastructure and Security . He also instructed Network Security Program at the Conestoga College in Ontario, Canada.
	XAVIER PIEDNOIR Technical Officer for the Smart Card Platform - ETSI Xavier is the Technical Officer in charge of the Smart Card Platform in ETSI since 2007. In addition to supporting ETSI TC SCP, he also provides support to the 3GPP CT6 working group, in charge of the 3GPP UICC applications (mostly (U)SIM and ISIM applications). Xavier also has a hands-on experience of R&D and standardisation processes as he previously spent 6 years in France Telecom's R&D division where he was a smart card expert providing support and internal consulting for both local and international mobile operations (Orange global). In addition, he was involved in the work carried on the NFC and mobile ticketing topics. Xavier has been involved in ETSI TC SCP and 3GPP CT6 as a delegate since 2003 and was elected chairman of the ETSI TC SCP Requirements working group, a position he held until moving to ETSI. Xavier holds a Master Degree in Computer Science from Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Ingénieurs de Caen with a special focus on Smart Card and Network Security.
	ERIK POLL Digital Security Group, Computing Science Department - Radboud University, Nijmegen (The Netherlands) Erik Poll works in The Digital Security Group at The Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands on formal specification and verification (especially for java), on software security, and smartcards. Since 2000 he has been doing research into java card-based smartcards.
	OLIVIER POTONNIEE  Senior Research Engineer - Gemalto Olivier Potonniée is the coordinator of the Global Platform Card Specification v3.0 Working Group. He joined Gemalto Labs in 1999, where he designs next generation smart cards. He previously worked in Alcatel Research Center, and France Telecom R&D. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from Paris VI University (1996).
	MARC RENNARD Executive Director AMEA - Orange FT Group
	JOSEF SCHARINGER Professor - Johannes Kepler University Josef Scharinger received his MSc in 1992 and his PhD in 1995, both from Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria. Currently he holds the position of an Associate Professor at the Department of Computational Perception at the Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria. Josef Scharinger continuously acts as a reviewer for a variety of international journals and conferences, has published more than 60 international scientific publications in books, journals and conference proceedings and also has co-authored 4 patents in the field of IT security. His research interests include signal Processing (image and speech), biometrics, cryptography and nonlinear systems theory (chaos theory).
	JACQUES SENECA Chairman - Eurosmart
	ANNE-LAURE SIXOU Product Marketing Manager for NFC, Smartcard Division - STMIcroelectronics Graduated of the Ecole Polytechnique Feminine in 1990, she spent the first 5 years in the industry as expert developping embedded systems for transport, home & building automation. In 1995 she has joined STMicroelectronics to develop, promote the business of PC Monitor mainly in Asia Pac, Korea and Japan. Working on the STMicroelectronics Smartcard division since 1999, she worked as technical marketing for telecom and payment segments and followed all secure & ID products Now she has taken the responsibility on the definition, promotion and follow-up of a range of products dedicated for the Near Field Communication market.
	THOMAS SKORDAS Deputy Head of Security Unit - INFSO/MEDIA DG, European Commission Thomas Skordas received his diploma in Electrical Engineering in 1984 from University Aristotle (Thessaloniki, Greece), and the PhD in Computer Science in 1988, from the Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble (France). He then worked at Cap Gemini Sogeti as project leader in EU-funded R&D projects in the areas of Information Technology and Robotics. In 1995, Thomas joined the European Commission as Scientific Officer in the Information Society Technologies Program, part of the Directorate General Information Society & Media (DG INFSO). From 2003 to 2005, Thomas was part of the Future and Emerging Technologies Unit of DG INFSO, where he was responsible for the strategic planning and thinking of the Unit and for the preparation of new basic research agendas in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). Since 1st February 2006, Thomas has joined the DG INFSO Unit dealing with research in ICT Security and Trust, where he is Deputy Head of Unit.
	JACQUES STERN Chairman - French National Agency for Research
	HUGUES THIEBEAULD Embedded Security Expert, Technology &  Innovation Group - Oberthur Technologies Hugues Thiebeauld has been working in SmartCard industry for seven years. He started as Javacard API developer at Oberthur Card System seven years ago, before moving to the security group to work on fault attacks. After an experience in the CESTI of Thales, he came back to Oberthur Card System, renamed nowadays Oberthur Technologies, to be in charge of security improvements and evaluation of OCS’s products, including banking, ePassport and Mobile TV cards. His current interests are Side-Channel and Fault attacks, security in banking, ePassport and Mobile TV applications, on both native and Javacard architectures.
	ASSIA TRIA Centre Microélectronique de Provence Georges Charpak Assia TRIA has a PHD from Montpellier University in electronics, optronics and systems. She joined Gemalto (the world leader in chip cards) in 1996 as a product engineer. Then in 1999 she joined their security department where she was responsible for component security and stayed there until 2005. In 2005 she moved to CEA-LETI in order to manage the Joint R&D team from ENSMSE/CEA-LETI and more precisely she is in charge of the systems and secured architecture department (SAS). SAS areas of research are: -Physical and formal attacks -Counter-measure development -The methods and safe conception tools -Anonymity and confidence -Biometry
	JANNE UUSILEHTO Head - Nokia Product Security Mr. Janne Uusilehto has extensive experience in ICT industry, having begun his career during his studies in 1982, as an independent software developer and consultant for small businesses. He currently serves as Head of Nokia Product Security, with overall responsibility for Nokia product security development.  His team is the overall owner of the Product Security Laboratory and product security related education, awareness and process improvement tasks. Janne Uusilehto is also a member of several Nokia internal security related management boards.  Additionally he serves as chair of the Mobile Work Group, Trusted Computing Group; chairman of EICTA mobile Security Issue group; and is Nokia’s main representative to the SAFECode forum.
	FRANÇOIS VACHERAND Head of Architecture & Security - Cea Leti Minatec François Vacherand is currently working at CEA-LETI Grenoble France where he is head of architecture and security for information technology. His main topics of interest are: contactless microsystems, smart cards, electronic tags and secure chips. He is also author or co-author of numerous patents, communications and papers. He is member of several standardization committees in the smart cards and contactless domains.
	JEAN-JACQUES VANDEWALLE Research Engineer, Technology And Innovation Department - Gemalto Jean-Jacques Vandewalle is a research engineer in the Gemalto Technology and Innovation department. he is currently involved in developing next-generation smart card platform and services, and also in prospective research in partnership with the rd2p research group at University of Lille (France). for 11 years, he has been working within the Gemalto Innovation department which conducts the R&D activities in smart card operating systems, solutions and services. he is currently in charge for Gemalto of the anr-funded plugdb project.
	DR. IHOR VASYLTSOV R&D Senior Engineer, SoC R&D - Samsung Electronics LTD Dr. Ihor Vasyltsov gets his Ph.D. in 1997 from National University "Lvivska Polytechnika", Ukraine. After that he spent several years in Institute of Computer Informational Technology first as an Assistant Professor and later as an Associate Professor. Since 2004 he is with the SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS LTD., SoC R&D Center in South Korea, where he is a manager and main executor of R&D projects. Ihor Vasyltsov is an author of many patents and papers. Research interest includes Security Systems in Embedded Applications, True (Deterministic) Random Number Generation, Side-Channel Analysis and Countermeasures, Artificial Intelligence and Evolutionary Multi-Objective Optimization. He is an IEEE Member since 2001.
	ERIC VETILLARD Chief Technical Officer - Trusted Labs Eric Vétillard, Chief Technical Officer of Trusted Labs, is directly responsible of establishing the strategy of the security consulting and evaluation company. He has a long experience of smart card security and embedded Java systems, has participated to several standardization activities in the past 10 years, and currently is Technical Chairman of the Java Card Forum. He has a strong experience of research in programming languages, ranging from Fortran to various dialects of Prolog and Java. He has participated to numerous research projects while at Prologia, Gemplus,and Trusted Logic. He holds a M.S. from Florida State University and a Ph.D. from the University of Marseille.
	MARC VIEUILLE CTO KerPass Marc Vieuille is a graduated engineer of Ecole polytechnique in Paris, and is one of the founder of KerPass, a young company developing a strong authentication and digital signature solution that installs on mobile phone and aims at protecting in browser web applications. Prior to this venture, Marc has been working for the petroleum industry, as a technical manager, and has been involved in the design and operation of petroleum extraction/power generation systems in marine offshore environment. In this context, Marc got his first exposure to network security issues designing/deploying distributed controls systems accessible over the Internet.
	PRINCE VINCENT Master intern - University Bordeaux 1 / Thales (France) Vincent Prince is in the last year of the Systems and Networks Master at University Bordeaux He has contributed to the FSOnCARD project of the SOD (Systèmes et Objets Distribués) team lead by Pr. Serge Chaumette at LaBRI (Laboratoire Bordelais de Recherche en Informatique).
	ANDREW WAJS Chief Technology Officer - Irdeto Andrew Wajs joined Irdeto in 1992 as a development engineer. Since joining he has been the senior systems architect, a key innovator and patent author. Andrew managed the Advanced Products Group in Mindport during 1998-99. Prior to that he held a similar position at Altech Public Networks. Andrew has a Master's degree in electrical engineering from the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa.
	DR. WALTER WEIGEL Director General - ETSI
	MARC WITTEMAN Chief Technology Officer - Riscure Marc Witteman Is CTO And Has A Background In Electrotechnical Engineering. He Is Active In Side Channel Research For Over A Decade And Published Many Articles On Smart Card Security Issues.
	MUNG KI WOO Vice President Payment & Contactless - Orange Within France Telecom - Orange since 2005, MK Woo is charge of developing mobile payment and mobile contactless services to be deployed throughout the countries where the Group operates. He is a graduate of Ecole Polytechnique and Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Télécommunications. He started his career in the UK working on very large defence communication projects. He then joined a consultancy as a practice director. His last position was director at a French interbank organisation specialised in new electronic payment systems.
	SARAH XIN YE Researcher - Watchdata System Co. Ltd Sarah Xin Ye, Researcher Of The Watchdata System Co., Ltd. Her Interests Focus Mainly On Smart Card, Information Security, Database And So On.