MODULE 2 SMART CARD & MOBILE TELECOMS (1 day & a half) Sept. 17 & 18 - Module designed and coordinated by Rick Chandler, Chairman, Wireless Group EEMA

This module will examine the SIM as a specialised Smart Card beyond the basic authentication and roaming. Potential for extension of the functionality of the SIM is apparent in the context of ID Management, Mobile Payment, Health, Financial authentication and many other areas.
- Is this limited by ownership of the technology by the Mobile Operators? Will a combination of SIM and Contactless technology yield benefits?
- Will we need new standards and business models?
- Will incorporation of the SIM into more powerful devices such as UMPC's and Laptops and the use of - Higher speed Interfaces and Networks enable a new generation of fast Mobile Authentication?
- Is it secure enough? Will it be offered as a service in NGN's?
- The Identity community is looking for a trusted technology as the vehicle for e-ID authentication, is it sitting inside our Mobile Phones?
Some countries have already experimented with this. We will examine the results and try to find a way forward. Participants will hear the views of Academics, Large Users, Smartcard manufacturers and Network Operators.

Sept. 17

9.00 am - 10.30 am
- Identity Metasystem
Ronny Bjones, Microsoft

Online identity theft, fraud, and privacy concerns are on the rise, Given that universal adoption of a single digital identity system or technology is unlikely ever to occur, a successful and widely employed identity solution for the Internet requires a different approach - one with the capability to connect existing and future identity systems into an identity metasystem. This metasystem, or system of systems, would leverage the strengths of its constituent identity systems, provide interoperability between them, and enable creation of a consistent and straightforward user interface to them all. Microsoft has worked for the past several years with industry partners on a composable, end to end architecture for Web Services. The set of specifications that make up this architecture have been named the WS-* Web Services Architecture by the industry.
This presentation reviews what Microsoft learned from "Passport" and therefore will take forward to the "Infocard" and its interfaces to other Identity stakeholders. The aim being a consistent user experience across multiple contexts, technologies, and operators.

11.00 am - 12.30 am
- Mobile ID put to practice - use case and implementation
Jürgen Niinre, EMT, Estonia

A Mobile operators view on use case and implementation of Mobile ID. In Estonia with Mobile ID, personal identity is embedded into the mobile device which can be used to authenticate and sign documents. There is given an overview of user registration, usage and future prospects for this service.
There is also a demonstration.

2.30 pm - 4.00 pm
- Authentication & Roaming Perspectives of the New Mobile World
Colin Mallett, Fulvens, UK

A comparison of Old and New Operator markets and how they will change in the Web 2.0 world. The Relevance of the SIM will be discussed in
o Mobile Authentication and Roaming
o The New Mobile World
o Evolution from MVNO to convergence business models
o Federated Identity in The New Mobile World
o Development of new strategies and partnerships

4.30 pm - 6.00 pm
- Mobile Signature Services - status quo
Werner Freystatter, Valimo, Finland

An updated overview of the Finnish ecosystem for mobile signature services.
In the mature market of Finland Mobile Phones are an integral part of Citizen Identity infrastructure.
The presentation covers:
a) Introduction to mobile signatures (PKI and messaging background)
b) Past efforts
c) The mobile operator perspective in Finland
d) The Finnish government's approach
e) Short introduction to other ecosystem members
d) Overview of business models
e) Some contractual issues
f) The road ahead

Sept. 18

9.00 am - 10.30 am
- NFC and Mobile Handsets: Business Models and Opportunities
David Birch, Consult Hyperion

A technical review of the architectures required and the subsequent implications of integrating NFC in the mobile handset.
This presentation discusses some benefits for Operators and how it provides a mechanism to extend Mobile Telecommunications into new application areas and open new market opportunities

11.00 am - 12.30 am
- EAP SIM and Ubiquitous Wireless Mobile Authentication Platforms for Wireless Devices
Intel, speaker to be confirmed

As multiple Wireless capabilities become common in user devices this presentation will examine the direction these technologies could take with integrated Authentication at the chip level. (EAP SIM and Beyond).

2.30 pm - 4.00 pm
- SIM Roaming Chip level issues in Ubiquitous Telecommunications
Joe Petrie, Renesas

This presentation gives an overview of what is happening at Chip level in Smartcard, Mobile Device and Telecommunications devices.