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stream: World
& Regional Strategies and Trends
We are moving into a world
where electronic ID will be omnipresent. The question
of interoperability between different mass deployments
is increasingly important. Which model will
prevail? The one Card - One Asia vision, or the
federated approach, or both? What are the implications
for national roll-outs?
This session details the major world-wide, national
and regional strategies. It describes lessons and
experiences from deployments in the US, China, Japan
and South East Asia. It elaborates on developments
in the adjoining e-Passport & e-Drivers license
domains and resolves the question of whether
Smart Card technology will be able to cope under
the ever increasing requirements for capacity
and performance.
Moderator:
Kevin Gillick,
Executive Director - GlobalPlatform
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• Worldwide Network
Identity & Trust Management. The Open Federated
Approach
Dr Hellmuth Broda,
Chief Technology Officer Emea – SunMicrosystems
• The U.S.
PIV Card: An Interoperable Security Model
Jim Dray, Senior
Computer Scientist - US National Institute of
Standards and Technology
• Combing
Smart Card Platforms For Access and Payments
Convergence
Randy Vanderhoof,
Executive Director – Smart Card Alliance
• Handan,
China. EU China Information Society Project
Dr Li, Director
for IT - Handan City, China
• Status Overview of the One Card -
One Asia joint Developments, Overview of Deployment
in Asian Countries
Shoji Miyamoto,
Vice Chair Asian IC Card Forum
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Moderator: Baudouin
de Sonis, Executive Director - e-Forum
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Development of an e-Passport System
J.R. Reagan,
Managing Director, Public Sector Security &
Identity Management Group – BearingPoint
• Driving
License: the next ID document to be secured
Kari Kaiju –
Gemalto
• One Eye
on the Future: Successfully anticipating Future
Demands upon Smart Cards and
Electronic Identity Documents
Emiel Spoor,
Managing Consultant - LogicaCMG
• The “E”
in e-ID Cards: Characteristics, Trends and Expected
Evolution in Chosen Chip Solutions
Peter Stroo,
Marketing Manager, STMicroelectronics Smart Card
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stream:
Biometrics for
Secure Authentication
Biometrics is basically
all about ensuring unequivocal proof of a claimed
identity. It goes far beyond a mere username/password
check in the level of proof, and can be much more
convenient and easier for the consumer to use.
What are the consumer requirements, and to what
extent do current industry solutions meet the
different needs? Learn about practical experiences
from large scale implementations in the Airport
industry, and in the UN refugee camps. Dig into
the essential details of biometric interoperability
testing and quality assurance.
Moderator:
Max Snijder,
European Biometrics Forum CEO, Biometric Expertise
Group President
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Biometrics, Lessons learned at Paris Charles
de Gaulle Airport for e-ID Checks
Francis Weiss,
Airport Program Manager – Security Division,
Sagem Défense & Securité
• Proven
Benefits of Biometrics in Large Scale Applications
Marcel Boogaard,
Director – HSB Cards & Card Systems
• Creating
Consumer Acceptance of Biometrics in e-ID
Kristina Unverricht,
Project Manager – Consumer Council of DIN
e.V.
• A Bed
for a Bid? “Biometric Entry Device”
and “Biometric Identity” Security
Requirements
Jean-Claude
Pellicer, VP Business Development - Trusted
Logic |
Moderator:
to be appointed
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About the Duality “Passwords versus Biometrics”
Claude Barral,
Research Engineer (speaker) - Cedric Cardonnel,
Security Specialist - Technology &
Innovation Labs Gemalto
• Minutiae
Template Interoperability Testing (MIT)
Max Snijder,
CEO European Biometrics Forum – MIT Project
Coordinator
• Quality
Assurance Mechanisms to Maximize e-Passport
Interoperability And Performance
David Benini,
Director Product Marketing - Aware
• Finger
Vein Recognition System
Stephane
Amarger, General Manager - Hitachi Sophia-Antipolis
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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
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stream: European
e-ID Projects and Developments
The political interest
in e-ID is high. The EU Ministers declaration
from November 2005 that by 2010 European citizens
and businesses shall be able to benefit from
secure means of electronic identification that
maximise user convenience while respecting data
protection
regulations has sparked the creation of an e-ID
roadmap. Learn about the targets and timelines
in the context of a Communication from the EC
on the i2010 e-Government Action Plan. This
stream will also focus on the relevant European
Citizen Card Standard, the interoperability
testing needed, and will explore business case,
requirements and
architecture of trust chains and nomadic personal
devices.
Moderator: Shaun
Topham, Sheffield City Council
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• Presentation
from the European Commission
Aniyan Varghese,
e-Government Unit – European Commission
• The
Major Players's e-ID Strategies in the European
Environment
Gilles Polin,
Head of eGovernment - Microsoft Government
Industry Unit
• European
Citizen Card: A Challenge for Europe
Lorenzo Gaston,
CEN TC224 WG15 Convenor
• Onom@Topic
Project
Mourad Faher,
Project Leader & Coordinator
• e-Government:
Security Application Chain “Person –
ID-Card – Trusted Devices”
Detlef Houdeau,
Senior Director Business Development Market segment
Identification,
Hans Brandl,
Technical Marketing, TCP – Infineon
• A Secure
Point of Transaction in your Pocket, Money
and Travel Security in your own Hands
Thierry Collin,
Senior Manager Corporate Marketing –
Thales e-Transactions
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Business Models
for e-ID
By the end of 2005 four EU countries had each
already issued over 1 million national e-ID
cards adding up to more than 15 Million cards
in total. The session offers an analysis of
business issues and models that underpin and
drive successful large volume roll-outs. What
are the decisive key success factors in the
significant national implementations? How do
you migrate from an existing physical ID structure
into e-ID? How did the banks manage and control
costs of their migration to chips? What is the
business significance of close to 3 Million
Belgium e-ID cards? Learn also how the Czech
Republic envisions to introduce e-ID. Multi-application
is a valuable asset, but how well do we manage
it?
Moderator:
Charles Lowe,
Consultant
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Migrating an existing ID Infrastructure into
e-ID
Jan Van der
Sluis, Management Consultant e-ID, LogicaCMG
• Multi
Application Smart Card Management in the e-ID
Market: Update on Standards and Deployment
Eikazu Niwano,
Service Integration Laboratories – NTT
Corporation
• The Belgian
e-ID Cards Perspectives in the Business Processing
Modelling
Eric Stylemans,
Security Solutions Group Manager - Steria
• Controlling
the Costs of Smart Card Projects. Valuable Insights
from Card Management in Banking
Euan Tennant,
e-ID Business Consultant – ACI Worldwide
• Provide
e-Government Good Practices Portability (PPP)
/ “6 Conditions Impacting a Successful
Transfer Project”
Baudouin de Sonis,
Executive Director – e-Forum
• Vision
on Migration towards Health e-ID in Czech Republic
Tomás
Trpisovský, Institute Microelectronic
Applications (speaker) - Jirí
Ochozka, APROKS |
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Application
Areas where e-ID/IAS is a Must
e-ID is a building
block. It is not an end in and of itself. When
used in application areas
such as pan-European health insurance cards,
Health Professional Cards, the Telecom
industry and both central and local Government
eServices what commonalities and
dependencies arise? What e-ID models are being
used and from whose perspective? How do
the models factor potential for cooperation
with a Government issued general purpose e-ID?
Moderator: Gisela
Meister, Giesecke & Devrient
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stream:
Privacy and
e-Inclusion
Is the border control offi cer really the only
one who can read your passport data at the airport?
Smart cards can help combat ID fraud, increase
trust, provide added- value in much appreci-
ated services, and offer signifi cantly increased
convenience. But what about privacy and data
protection? What are the social implications
from RFID? Learn about e-Inclusion experiences
and
how to guarantee that the new e-ID technology
does not bypass or marginalise large groups
of
the population.
Moderator: Baudouin
de Sonis, Executive Director - e-Forum
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Contactless Smartcards, Readers and Infrastructure:
Designing Secure Systems
Peter Kronegger,
Chief Technology Officer – ACG Identification
Technologies
• Privacy
Solutions for Identity Management in e-Government
Reshma Thomas,
Legal Researcher – K.U Leuven
• RFID Implants
for Identification People – Future Implications
for Existing Technology
Pawel Rotter
(speaker), Barbara
Daskala – IPTS Joint Research Centre
of the European Commission
• Authentication
and Identification for e-Inclusion in addition
to security
Dr Steve Cassidy,
European Centre for SmartMedia and e-Inclusion
– Sheffield Council
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plenary session: |
in collaboration with:
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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, Head of R&D - Gemalto
• Dominique
Bolignano, CEO - Trusted Logic
• Jerry
Fishenden, National Technology Officer (NTO)
- Microsoft UK
• Anoop
Ubhey, Senior analyst SC industry - Frost
& Sullivan
• 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
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Event: Gala Dinner & Java
Card Forum Awards Ceremony |
sponsored by:
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from 8.30pm
The Gala Dinner provides an excellent opportunity
for networking with Academics and Industry experts,
professional associations from the Smart Card
and e-ID sectors, government departments or
agencies and local authorities. The highlight
of the evening will be the announcement of the
winner of the Java CardTM Technology Contest,
who will be presented the €5000 prize by
the President of the Java Card Forum, Christian
Goire.
 Secure
and book for your dinner through online registration |
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stream: Large
scale e-ID systems
The big challenge
for national e-ID systems is scalability. Large
scale systems bring large scale interoperability
problems. Many issues also simultaneously compete
for special attention including production
technologies, endurance testing of the products,
issuance processes, database management, the
usage phase with its high speed mass volume
verification procedures, the auditing of the
system. This stream will provide an overview
of the major European wide developments and
learning experiences in relation to scalability
of e-Passports and National e-ID systems and
associated interoperability issues.
Moderator: Nicolas
Delvaux, Sagem
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• Learning Experiences
from implementing National e-ID Schemes, from
Enrollment to Verification
Kimmo Karppinen,
Marketing Manager Government ID - Setec (Gemalto
Company)
• Distributed
and Secure Production of ePassports -
Process Changes coupled with Technology can
provide Workable Solutions
Kai Imgenberg,
VP Business Development & Strategic
Partners – SAFE ID Solutions
• Mechanical
and Chemical Testing of e-Passport Reliability/Endurance
Juergen Von
Stebut, INPL University of Nancy France
- Detlef Houdeau,
Senior Director
Business Developments, Infineon Technologies
• May
Test Standards help to Achieve Global e-Passport
Interoperability?
Dr Andreas Wolf,
Vice President Border Control Solutions –
Cross Match Technologies
• Building
an Identity Services Infrastructure to Support
Population Scale e-ID Applications
Jon Shamah,
Emea Sales Director - Corestreet
• Achieving Interoperability by Standardising
Conformity Testing
Arjan Geluk,
Business Development Manager - Collis
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stream:
e-ID Emerging
Technologies, Digital Signature and Standards
The nice thing about technology is that there
is always a new development which extends
the previously known boundaries. This stream
explores the high tech world emerging products,
services and associated standards. Topics include
the latest standardisation in Mobile telephony,
the e-ID relevant middleware standards, high
capacity holographic memory cards, the
latest news in PKI Validation Authorities, how
to use e-ID cards for both Government and non-government
authentication solutions, as well as how
to ensure confidentiality when using mobile
devices. If you are interested in framing the
future, this session is for you.
Moderator: Bruno
Rouchouze, Gemalto
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InfoCards + Smart Cards: A World of Possibilities
Kapil Sachdeva
(speaker), Sylvain
Prevost, Ksheerabdhi
Krishna – Gemalto
• ETSI Smart
Card Standards Update
Dr Klaus Vedder,
ETSI SCP Chairman – Giesecke & Devrient
• Connectivity
and Security Aspects for e-ID Cards- International
and European Standardisation
Dr. Gisela Meister,
Head of Security & Evaluation CSOP43 / Standardisation
Manager / System Architect - Giesecke
& Devrient
• High
Capacity Holographic Memory Card System
Dr Hardy Jüngermann
(speaker), Project Leader – Dr
Ralf Dujardin, Portfolio Manager
Security – Bayer Innovation
• e-ID
to Keep Fraudsters out of Your Computer
Frank Jorissen,
VP International Business Development - Safeboot
• The Validation
Authority - A single Trust Anchor for PKI Relying
Parties
Leif Buene
(speaker), Jon
Olnes and Trond
Overland – Det Norske Veritas
• Interoperability
of Electronic Signatures in European Cities
Paolo Boscolo,
Co-ordinator of the EU funded e-TEN Projects
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