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SHEILA
ALTING VAN GEUSAU-GOSH
Principal Consultant - Dutchland
Digital B.V.
After graduating from the
University of Pennsylvania
in 1992 with a B.A., Sheila
received a Masters of Arts
in Communications from Stanford
University in 1993. She
worked from 1993 to 1999
as an information architect
for the Research & Development
divisions of Hewlett Packard
automating the product specifications
and engineering change processes.
At Agouron, a division of
Pfizer, she later automated
the entire submissions proces,
from R&D to Clinical
studies, and regulatory
affairs.
Since returning to The Netherlands
in 1999, Sheila has specialised
in digital identity management
(DigiD), personalisation,
multichanneling en eGovernment
solutions for the Dutch
government. She currently
works for Dutchland Digital
on eGovernment projects,
such as the Personal Internet
Portal for citizens and
for businesses.
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JONAS ANDERSSON
Vice President Business
Development at Precise
Biometrics
Jonas Andersson, Vice
President of Business
Development at Precise
Biometrics, has 10 years
of experience from the
smart card industry. Among
his positions in the area
are New Business Development
Manager and later Business
Segment Director at Schlumberger
Cards. Since 2002, Mr.
Andersson has headed Precise
Biometrics' Match‐on‐Card
initiatives for National
ID Card programs and strategic
partnerships with the
major smart card companies
and system integrators
worldwide. Among the accomplishments
are the wins of Thailand
National ID Card, the
world's largest Match‐on‐Card
based smart ID card program,
as well as Qatar and Portugal
National ID card programs,
and others still under
NDA.
Jonas Andersson, born
1957, is a Swedish national,
who has lived, studied
and worked extensively
abroad, and holds a Master
of Science degree in Computer
Science.
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TIM BEST
Director, Global Identity
Solutions - LogicaCMG
Tim Best is director of
LogicaCMG's Global Identity
Solutions unit. His background
is in UK intelligence
and security, where he
promoted security solutions
across the UK business
and managed secure Government
accounts. His focus is
upon delivering services
to Government organisations
which are responsible
for immigration and border
control, administering
the criminal justice system
and managing national
security. Tim specialises
in the area of personal
identity, including identification
and verification techniques,
biometric technologies,
multi-modal developments,
smartcards and measures
to combat identity fraud.
Tim has joined the international
team formed to create
LogicaCMG's e-ID centre
of excellence.
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RONNY
BJONES
Security strategist - Microsoft
EMEA
Ronny Bjones is working
for Microsoft EMEA (Europe,
Middle-East, Africa) headquarters
as security strategist.
He has 23 years experience
in ICT, 17 of those in security.
Ronny published QuEST together
with several industry specialists
in the subject of electronic
signatures. The book
is a comprehensive guide
on how to implement Electronic
Signatures solutions and
can be downloaded from Microsoft.com.
Ronny oversees the whole
areas of security but has
a special interest in smart
cards, PKI, cryptography
and digital signatures.
Ronny is a board member
of EEMA, an organisation
providing guidance on e-Business.
Since '89 he is active in
the field of Information
Security doing large projects
for the European Central
banks, Police forces, big
financial institutes, European
Commission, etc.
Ronny Bjones was one of
the four founders of Utimaco
Belgium, where he worked
ten years as R&D director.
Before Utimaco Ronny worked
for a Belgian EFT specialist
called Prodata and one of
the first firms to specialize
in cryptography in Europe
called Cryptech. Ronny Bjones
is an active speaker on
conferences and acts as
auditor for government sponsored
projects.
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PIM BONENKAMP
Business Consultant, Electronic
identity and biometrics
- LogicaCMG
Pim Bonenkamp is a business
consultant specialising
in electronic identity
and biometrics. Having
worked on ePassports,
Identity Documents and
Biometric Solutions since
1999 Pim now focuses the
public sector, running
the Biometrics & Electronic
Identity Competence Centre
within LogicaCMG.
Pim has amassed a great
deal of experience in
setting up national ID
card systems across the
world have worked on some
of the largest deals throughout
Europe.
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OLIVER BURKE
General Manager, Partners
& Marketing - Bell
ID
Oliver Burke is a General
Manager at Bell ID, responsible
for Marketing, Partners
and Business Development.
He was born in Germany
and received a degree
as Diplom Engineer (equivalent
of Masters Degree) for
Business Planning and
Coordination in Berlin.
He joined Bell ID in 1999
with the task to transfer
the company from a regional
market leader into a global
market leader for card
management solutions.
Today he is a member of
Bell ID's management team.
During his professional
career at Bell ID Oliver
has been involved in several
strategic government and
financial projects (including
the Macau National ID
card project, the TWIC
III card project in the
US and BC Card and KT
Corp. projects in Korea)
and extended Bell ID's
market reach by establishing
partnerships and strategic
alliances with organisations
such as Siemens, Gemalto,
Giesecke & Devrient,
Visa and MasterCard.
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JACQUES
BUS
Head of Unit, D4 - ICT for
Trust and Security
DG Information Society -
European Commission
Jacques Bus, born in the
Netherlands in 1947, studied
Mathematics at the University
of Amsterdam and obtained
his PhD with a thesis in
Numerical Mathematics. He
worked as a researcher at
CWI (Amsterdam) for 15 years.
In 1988 he joined the European
Commission services in the
Unit for Computer Integrated
Manufacturing in the Esprit
programme. Since then he
has been responsible for
programme wide operational
and organisational affairs
in the Esprit and IST programme
and for Informatics support
in DG Information Society.
From June 2000 till March
2004 he was Head of the
Unit Software Technologies
and Distributed Systems
in the IST programme, which
included the coordination
of activities on Open Source
Software within the IST
programme. Since early 2003
he has been active in the
preparation of a European
Security Research Programme
addressing development of
multidisciplinary, integrated
solutions for the security
of citizens. From March
2004 he has taken responsibilities
for the unit ICT for Trust
and Security in the IST
Programme, which includes
Research and technology
Development for Network
and Information System Security,
Trustworthy Computing and
DRM, Biometrics, Identity
management and Critical
Information Infrastructure
Protection.
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TATJANA DOSTALOVA
Head of Paediatric Stomatology
Department - Charles Univesity,
2nd Medical School
Tatjana Dostalova, born
in the Czech Republic
in 1955, is Charles University
professor. She is responsible
for Paediatric department
at 2nd Medical school.
After graduating from
the Charles University
in Prague with Doctor
in Medicine diploma, she
received two Specialisations
in General Destistry and
also in Prosthetic Dentistry.
She obtained the degree
of Master of Medical Science,
Doctor of Medical Science
and later Master of Bussines
Administration. She headed
the Clinical Center of
Institute of Dental Research
and Department of Prosthodontics
1st Medical Faculty Charles
University.
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JAN EICHHOLZ
Security Consultant -
Giesecke & Devrient
GmbH
Jan Eichholz is working
as Security Consultant
within Giesecke &
Devrient GmbH. His main
focus is on middleware
architectures, which are
necessary to support the
usage of electronic identity
cards in public and private
environments. Jan Eichholz
is an active contributor
for CEN prTS 15480 and
ISO/IEC 24727. Additionally,
he is a member of the
German DIF group, which
is responsible for defining
the terminal and middleware
architecture for the German
identity card.
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CLAUDE EZRAN
Director of Marketing
- LaserCard Corporation
Claude Ezran is a Silicon
Valley veteran with more
than 20 years of experience
in technology marketing.
He is responsible for
the Marketing function
at LaserCard Corporation,
a leader in secure ID
solutions. Prior to that,
he was Director of Product
Marketing in the Acrobat
Group at Adobe Systems.
Before that, he was Vice
President of Worldwide
Marketing and Strategy
at Xerox ColorgrafX Systems,
a manufacturer of large
format printers for the
graphics art market. Mr.
Ezran also held a variety
of management positions
in Marketing and Finance
at Intel Corporation.
He has an MBA from Harvard
Business School and an
MSEE from Ecole Superieure
d'Electricite in France.
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Dr. HEINER FUHRMANN
Senior Manager, Product
Marketing - Infineon Technologies
AG
Dr. Heiner Fuhrmann graduated
in engineering sciences
and law and holds a Ph.D.
in economics. He conducted
extensive research in
technical, legal and economic
aspects of electronic
communication for commercial
and social purposes. A
focus of his work was
on the establishment of
security and trust in
remote electronic interaction.
He was directly involved
in the emergence of digital
signature infrastructures
and the accompanying German
and European regulatory
framework.
Heiner has more than 10
years of academic and
professional experience
in design, commercial
and legal assessment of
secure telecooperation
infrastructures, ranging
from integrated workflow
systems over public key
infrastructures down to
secure smartcards on silicon
level. He worked for the
Directorate General of
Telecommunications at
the European Commission
in Brussels and Deutsche
Post Signtrust. Since
2004, Heiner works as
senior manager of product
marketing at Infineon
chipcard.
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JEAN-YVES GRESSER
IT advisor - Governor
of the Banque de France
JY Gresser held several
CIO positions in the telecom,
commercial, central bank
and insurance sectors.
He was a full time IT
advisor to the Governor
of the Banque de France
from 1989 to 1996.
In 1995 he launched the
first cross-administrations
working group on electronic
signature, edited 'Financial
EDI and payments' on behalf
of the French Conseil
national du credit and
published the first study
on the security of payments
over the internet, in
1996.
Since 2002, he focuses
his activities on security
and trust of e-commerce
and records with innovative
partners in Europe an
the US. He is also vice-chairman
of The Black Forest Group,
a non-profit trade organization
incorporated in New York.
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RONALD
HACK
Business Development e-Identity
& Biometric Solutions
- LogicaCMG
Ronald has 8 years of experience
in the e-Identity &
biometrics industry, starting
with the program management
of the successful Privium
project at Amsterdam Airport
Schiphol. He was involved
in several biometrics projects
in the Netherlands and abroad.
Ronald specializes in the
area of personal identity,
including identification
and verification techniques,
biometric technologies,
multi-modal developments,
smartcards and measures
to combat identity fraud.
Ronald is part of the international
team formed to further promote
LogicaCMG's e-ID centre
of excellence. His main
focus areas are the Middle
East and Asia Pacific.
Ronald holds a degree in
Information Technology,
and a degree in Economics
and Business Administration.
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PETR
HANZLICEK
EuroMISE Centre, EFMI
He graduated in 1996 on
Faculty of Electrical Engineering
CTU Prague, Czech Republic
in computer science. In
2003 he received the Ph.D.
title in a new line of study
of biomedical informatics
at the First Medical Faculty
of the Charles University
in Prague. Since 1997 he
is employed at the Institute
of Computer Science, Czech
Academy of Sciences. His
main professional interests
cover the area of electronic
health record, decision
support tools and standards
of health informatics. He
has participated in several
national and international
research projects and national
research centres. He is
member of several national
professional societies,
since 2004 is chair of HL7
CR.
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Dr.
DETLEF HOUDEAU
Director of Business Development,
RFID Components and Solutions
- Infineon
Dr. Detlef Houdeau is a
member of Eurosmart, head
of the Bitkom working group
'Chip Card and Identification
Systems' and head of the
EU funding project 'Digital
Passport'. Houdeau's career
in the industry spans over
20 years. He has worked
at Siemens Corporate Technologies,
where he was responsible
for new production process
for fiber optic components
and Siemens Semiconductor
as Head of Packaging Material
Development, Head of Packaging
& Process Improvement
for smartcards and Head
of Marketing for Preassembly
and Packaging for smartcards.
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ASBJORN
HOVSTO
ITS NO
Born: 14/03/1954; Nationality:
Norwegian
Education:
1978 BSc, University of
Agder, Kristiansand, Norway
Positions:
2006 - Project manager:
eTEN - NETCARDS - phase
B: Health insurance card deployment
2006 - Project manager:
Europe INNOVA - BioHealth
- Identity Management for eHealth
1998 - 2005: Manager for
research and development
of PKI & smartcards, ErgoGroup,
Norway
1990 - 1998: Coordinator
for standards and projects
in TEDIS-programme, Norsk
EDIPRO
1991 - 1995: Secretary for
UN/EDIFACT Message Development
Group on Health
Five recent publications:
1. BioHealth - The Need
for Security and Identity
Management Standards in
eHealth
Claudia HILDEBRAND, Peter
PHAROW, Rolf ENGELBRECHT,
Bernd BLOBEL, Mario SAVASTANO,
Asbjorn HOVSTO (GSF - Research
Centre for Environment and
Health, Neuherberg,
Germany; eHealth Competence
Center, University of Regensburg Medical
Center, Germany; IBB-CNR
- National Research Council
of Italy, Napoli, Italy;
ITS-Norway - Norwegian Association
for Multi-modal Transport Services,
Norway)
2. Requirements for reader
equipment in airports and
border control - Asbjorn
HOVSTO and KNUT LINDELIEN,
Standards Norway
3. Biometric Profiles for
Interoperability and Data
Interchange - Part 3:
Biometric Based Verification
and Identification of Seafarers
- co-editor Asbjorn
HOVSTO, Standards Norway
4. Guidelines for the use
and management of Trusted
Third Party services
- co-editor 1998, Asbjorn
Hovsto
5. Norwegian guide for UN/EDIFACT
- Asbjorn HOVSTO, Norsk
EDIPRO
Areas of expertise:
- Information security
- Digital signatures
- Trusted third parties
- Risk management
- Biometrics
- Public key infrastructure
(PKI)
- Project management.
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CATHERINE
JOHNSTON
President and CEO - ACT
Canada
Catherine Johnston is the
President and Chief Executive
Officer of the Advanced
Card Technology Association
of Canada. She works with
users, governments, regulators,
suppliers and privacy advocates.
Catherine is also the Chair
of the International Smart
Card Associations Network.
Catherine sits on the Advisory
Board of CAN ID? VISIONS
FOR CANADA: Identity Policy
Projections and Policy Alternatives.
Catherine is an international
speaker talking about advanced
card technology, identity
theft, privacy and Canada’s
place in the world’s
card market. She is a leading
expert in privacy and card
technologies. With the Office
of the Information and Privacy
Commissioner/Ontario, she
co-authored three 'Privacy
Impact Assessment Procedure
for Smart Cards Applications'.
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WILLEM JONKER
Vice President - Philips
Research
Willem Jonker (1962) studied
mathematics and computer
science at Groningen University.
He then joined Delft University
of Technology for his PhD
research on knowledge-based
systems. After receiving
his PhD from the university
of Utrecht he joined KPN
Research to work on knowledge
based systems, database
systems, and distributed
systems. In 1992 he joined
the European Computer industry
Research Center in Munich
(ECRC, a joint research
laboratory of Bull, ICL
and Siemens) to work on
intelligent and federated
database systems. Late 1994
he returned to KPN Research
to become the head of the
database group and to work
on applications of database
technology in telecommunication
systems and services. In
1999 he founded the new
research department of KPN
Research at the campus of
Twente University. Till
September 2001, he headed
the department, focusing
on IT infrastructures supporting
multi-media content management
services. In September 2001
he joined Philips Research.
He started in the PACMan
(Processing and Architectures
for Content Management)
group at Philips Research
to work on secure content
management in networked
environments and to coordinate
the cluster activities in
this field. In April 2004
he became the department
head of the Information
& System Security group.
In October 2005 he became
the sector head of the Digital
Lifestyle Technology sector.
Finally, he is a part-time
full professor of computer
science at Twente University.
Among his research interest
are database systems, multi-media
databases, distributed applications,
content management, DRM,
and security.
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GARY KLINEFELTER
Vice President of Technology
- Fargo Electronics
Gary Klinefelter serves
as Vice President of Technology
for Fargo Electronics,
Inc an HID Global Company.
In this role Gary directs
new product research,
the incubation of new
product ideas, intellectual
property research and
the development of new
business frontiers. Gary
has been with Fargo for
15 years in a variety
of engineering and engineering
management roles. He holds
over 25 patents with Fargo
and a BSEE degree from
the University of Minnesota.
Gary is a long-time member
of IEEE and the Society
for Imaging Science and
Technology. He is currently
the Chairman for the Open
Security Exchange.
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GREGOR KOLTZSCH
Business Development Manager
- Bundesdruckerei Group
Gregor Költzsch joined
Bundesdruckerei Group
in 1999. He works as Business
Development Manager, primarily
in the field of biometric
border control and embassy
solutions. Prior to this,
Gregor held various positions
within the Bundesdruckerei
Group, including Project
Manager and Assistant
to the management board
of Bundesdruckerei. As
part of Germany's biometric
passport system project
he was responsible for
conception, development
and manufacturing of the
ePassport readers that
were rolled out at German
registration offices and
embassies. Gregor is vice
chairman of the biometrics
experts committee of BITKOM.
He holds a diploma in
business administration
and an MBA.
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ZIVKO
LAZAROV
Senior consultant - DigiNotar
Having studied Business
Administration at the University
of Rotterdam, Zivko Lazarov
became Management Consultant
at PricewaterhouseCoopers,
before moving into the field
of software solutions.
With a specific interest
in innovative software solutions
Zivko managed projects at
the Royal Dutch Airlines
(KLM) in the old millennium.
Zivko joined DigiNotar in
2000. At that time an innovative
ICT start-up providing certificates
as a Trusted Third Party.
Nowadays market leader in
the Netherlands for e-Identity,
Digital Signatures and Trust
Services. Zivko contributed
to the growth holding functions
in Consultancy and Product
Management.
Zivko is also lecturer at
universities and a frequent
speaker in the e-Identity
area.
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DRAGAN MILICEV
Assistant professor, Department
of Computer Science - University
of Belgrade
Dragan Milicev received
his diploma degree in 1993,
MSc in 1995, and PhD in
2001, all in Computer Science
at the University of Belgrade,
School of Electrical Engineering.
He is an assistant professor
at the Department of Computer
Science of the same school
and the founder of Serbian
Object Laboratories d.o.o.
He has served as a researcher,
chief software architect,
project manager, or consultant
in more than twenty academic
and international industrial
projects. He authored or
co-authored three books
on object-oriented programming
and modeling. He has published
more than thirty scientific
papers on model-driven software
development, object-oriented
programming, concurrent
programming, and parallel
processing, some of them
in most prestigious international
journals, like IEEE Transactions
on Software Engineering,
IEEE Software, International
Journal of Parallel Programming,
and others. His research
interests and expertise
include object-oriented
software engineering, model-driven
software development, parallel
processing, and information
systems. He is married and
has three children, two
sons and a daughter. His
personal web page can be
found at http://www.rcub.bg.ac.yu/~dmilicev.
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HERVE NAULLET
Product Marketing Manager
- ASK
Graduated from the Ecole
Supérieure d'Electronique
of Angers, France, Hervé
Naullet started his career
working for Bull, French
computer manufacturer.
He then joined Accenture
previously known as Andersen
Consulting and worked
over a period of 12 years
as senior project manager
on European wide projects
for the Government and
the Supply Chain industry.
Hervé joined ASK
in 2004, and is now Product
Marketing Manager for
the Secure eID Documents
products' range.
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GILLIAN ORMISTON
Senior Consultant, Identity
Management and Security
Solutions - Motorola Ltd
Ms Ormiston has held positions
in both the private and
government sectors involving
IT solutions design and
consulting during the
past 17 years.
Within Motorola, she is
responsible for ensuring
that identity management
solutions meet operational
requirements within a
European context. She
is currently involved
with two key European
Projects: the implementation
of a combined e-passport
and Schengen visa biometric
enrolment solution to
be deployed throughout
Norway and in over 100
Norwegian Consular posts
throughout the world,
the first of its kind
in Europe and the implementation
of BIODEV II, an EU funded
Visa Pilot Project involving
Austria, Spain, Portugal,
Luxembourg and the UK.
Before joining Motorola,
she worked in the capacity
of Deputy Programme Officer
and Project Officer for
the European Commission
DG Justice, Freedom and
Security Large Scale IT
unit. In this capacity
she was instrumental in
developing the requirements
and managing the implementation
of projects such as EURODAC,
DubliNET, the second generation
Schengen Information System
(SIS II) and the Visa
Information System (VIS).
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PATRICE
PLESSIS
Security & Identity
Business Line - Gemalto
Coming from electronics
industry and working for
Gemalto since 1997, Patrice
Plessis is involved in Government
Affairs for ID programs
(Passport, Identity,
Healthcare and Driving License).
His main activity is focus
on Standards strategy for
eID and coordination of
this activity within Gemalto.
As chairman of French group
of experts for travel documents
at AFNOR, he participates
to various developments
of standards and especially
in Europe to the ePassport
on EAC specifications, Interoperability
session and also as co-editor
of the EAC conformity tests.
Patrice as French delegate
represents the National
standard at EU BIG organization.
In same time; he is leading
as chairman, the national
group of experts for the
Drivers License and head
of delegation at ISO. He
is also member of several
international organizations
for eID standards.
Prior to Gemplus in 1990,
he was responsible of the
B0' project for the French
banking cards organization
"Groupement Cartes
Bancaires CB" (roll
out of 24Mu cards for the
1st French banking cards
in 1992).
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TEEMU
POHJOLA
Product Manager, Identity
products - Gemalto
Teemu is currently working
in Gemalto Finland as the
product manager in charge
of materials development
for Gemalto's high-security
ID products world wide.
This covers e-passports,
e-ID cards, e-driving licenses,
and also their chipless
counterparts. Prior to this,
he has worked in various
R&D positions in different
high-tech companies. Teemu's
academic background is in
materials physics research
carried out in Helsinki
University of Technology
and Karlsruhe University
in Germany.
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ANDY
PURDY
Former Acting Director,
Department of Homeland Security
- National Cyber-Security
Division
Earlier this year Andy Purdy
formed DRA Enterprises,
Inc., specializing in information
assurance, cyber security,
software assurance, business
,development, and government
relations. Andy conducts
independent consulting work
focusing on business strategy,
business development, and
technology
ventures. In addition, Andy
currently serves as a Special
Government Employee on the
Defense Science Board Task
Force on Software Assurance.
Andy is a member of the
Executive Advisory Board
of BigFix, Inc.
Andy served as the nation's
"cyber security czar"
for the two years in his
role as Acting Director
of the National Cyber Security
Division/US-CERT of the
Department of Homeland Security.
Andy served for three and
a half years at DHS beginning
with his role in the set
up and launch of the NCSD
beginning
in April 2003 after he moved
to DHS from the White House
staff. After leaving DHS
is October of 2006, Andy
served as a Visiting Scientist
at the Software Engineering
Institute of Carnegie Mellon,
working on the Resiliency
Engineering Framework with
the Financial Services Technology
Consortium.
Prior to beginning his work
in support of DHS, Andy
served as a member of the
White House staff as Deputy
to Howard Schmidt, the Vice
Chair of the President's
Critical Infrastructure
Protection Board (PCIPB),
where he helped to draft
the National Strategy to
Secure Cyberspace. Previously,
at the
United States Sentencing
Commission Andy served as
Acting General Counsel from
November 1999 to January
2001 and was Chief Deputy
General Counsel from 1989
until that time.
Andy served as a Federal
prosecutor in Philadelphia,
Special Counsel to the House
Ethics Committee, Counsel
to the Senate Impeachment
Trial Committee, and Assistant
Attorney General in Missouri.
He also worked as Senior
Staff Counsel to the House
Select Committee on Assassinations'
investigation of the assassination
of President Kennedy. Andy
served for five years in
network news in Washington
at NBC and CBS News.
Andy is a graduate of the
College of William and Mary
and the University of Virginia
Law School, and is a member
of the bar in the District
of Columbia, Maryland, Missouri,
and Pennsylvania.
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MICHEL RIGUIDEL
Director, Department of
Computer Science and Networks
- ENST
Michel Riguidel
is the Head of the Department
of Computer Science and
Networks, at ENST (Ecole
Nationale Supérieure
des Télécommunications)
in Paris, where he lectures
in security and advanced
networks.
In the IST Integrated
Project of FP6, he is
Key Researcher of the
Secoqc Integrated Project
( Development of a Global
Network for Secure Communication
based on Quantum Cryptography)
. He also contributes
to Deserec, Challengers,
he is in the Advisory
Board of the Coordinated
Action SecurIST.
In the FET of the FP6,
he was the Security &
Dependability Task Group
Leader of the Beyond the
Horizon Project.
In Italy, he is scientific
member of the international
Think tank on telecommunications
ThinkTel.
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BRUNO
ROUCHOUZE
Identity/Products &
Solutions Management - Gemalto
Bruno Rouchouze, mathematics
applied and computer engineer,
obtained a thesis in image
processing at CNRS in 1995.
He integrated the Gemalto
Group in 1997.
Since 1998, he managed the
Information Security Group
whose principal missions
were: infrastructure security
in prudent product engineering,
threat analyses and flaw
identification, and FIPS
& Common Criteria evaluations.
Bruno's group was also in
charge of corporate Java
Card & J2ME security
researches & developments,
and had consulting missions
about security (MIPD1&2,
JSR177, obfuscator, etc.).
Concerning certifications
based on Common Criteria,
his group obtained a first
Common Criteria Evaluation
in the world for EA1+ &
EAL5+ for Java Card, EAL4
for native OS, and EAL4
augmented with AVA_VLA.4
for a smart card. He became
the Deputy Director for
the Applied Research and
Security Center at the end
of 2004. He was also Chairman
of the Eurosmart Security
Working Group and convenor
of International Smart card
Certification Initiatives
(ISCI) for five years.
At the beginning of this
year, Bruno integrated the
ID Department as senior
expert, and manages all
standard activities connected
with ID. He develops also
the Gemalto' group strategy
for ID topics. He interfaces
with all standard groups
such as ISO CEN of AFNOR
for that, and participates
to Eurosmart marketing WG
as security expert.
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JACQUES SENECA
Eurosmart Chairman
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CLAIRE SHUFFLEBOTHAM
Global Marketing Manager,
Security & Fraud Prevention
- NCR Financial Solutions
Group Ltd
Claire's connection with
the financial industry began almost
twenty years ago, with four
years in Japan. It
was her Japanese skills
and banking experience that
led to her joining NCR in
1993. She has led global
software marketing programs
as well as new business
discovery initiatives in
key areas such as biometrics.
For the past three years
she has had global industry
marketing responsibility
for NCR's holistic ATM security
portfolio, NCR Secure, technology
and services that cover
fraud prevention best practice,
standards and compliance,
software and physical security.
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DAVID M. SULLIVAN
President - Fargo Electronics
Inc
David M. Sullivan is president
of Fargo Electronics Inc.
His experience includes
13 years with HID Global
in a number of senior
executive roles. His most
recent position was as
managing director for
the Europe, Middle East
and Africa (EMEA) division
for HID. With a 20-year
record of professional
achievement, including
substantial growth in
the EMEA division, Sullivan
will use his experience
to set the strategic direction
and business objectives
for Fargo.
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Dr. TREVOR THOMAS
Manager, Identity Management
Enabling Technologies
- Cybertrust
Dr. Thomas has over 25
years experience in the
design and deployment
of practical PKI solutions.
He is currently Head of
Identity Management Enabling
Technologies at Cybertrust,
responsible for the UniCERT
line of business. UniCERT
is used by over 120 governments,
financial institutions,
and service providers
to manage digital identities.
With roles at Betrusted,
Baltimore Technologies,
and GTE Cybertrust, he
has been Head of Professional
Services and Head of Technical
Sales working with customers
across EMEA. Prior to
this, he was Director
of Engineering at GTE
Secure Systems in the
USA, creating secure communication
solutions for the US Government.
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TOMÁŠ TRPIŠOVSKÝ
Managing Director and Co-Owner
- Institute of Microelectronic
Applications (IMA) - Praha
(CZ)
1. Managing director and
co-owner of Institute of
Microelectronic Applications
(IMA). IMA is focused onto
smart card system integration,
id systems dissemination
and competence outsourcing
for foreign partners. Managed
by TT IMA became one of
leading companies implementing
smart card technology on
CZ market.
More than 350 running applications.
Participation on project
in banking (Funchip, CLIP),
health care
(Medikarta, Mácha,
EHIC&NETC@RDS) and emerging
applications in security
and contactless and biometrics
technology.
2. TT is participating on
incubation of international
activities, like eEurope
Smart Card Charter, TB11
(Health) and TB7 (Multiapplication
Cards), EFMI (European Federation
of Medical Informatics),
MasterCard Vendor Information
Forum (GVIF - banking),
in order to ensure international
harmonization and interoperability.
3. TT/IMA provides consulting
for smart card oriented
projects of Czech ministries
of Labour and Social Affairs,
of Finance, of Informatics
and for Personal Data Protection
Office.
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TOM
VERREPT
Strategic Marketing Manager
Smartcards Division - STMicroelectronics
Tom Verrept is strategic
marketing manager in the
smart card division of STMicroelectronics.
He obtained a Masters Degree
in Electronic Engineering
at the University of Leuven,
Belgium in 1996 where he
evaluated the security of
the first Belgian e-purse
scheme for his thesis. He
was hired as cryptography
& security engineer
by BANKSYS, the Belgian
EFT provider. Tom became
technical consultant and
project manager within PROTON
WORLD, a spin-off from Banksys
in 1998. Within Proton world,
Tom was consecutively sales
manager in the San Francisco
sales office of ERG Group,
product manager for Smart
Card Management Systems
(SCMS) and application development
tools (SDK). When STMicroelectronics
acquired Proton World in
2003, Tom managed the products
& marketing team in
charge of Proton activities.
Since 2005 Tom has been
focusing on the emerging
government market as strategic
marketing manager. Over
a period of 10+ years, Tom
has built up a unique smart
card experience. He was
involved in the definition,
development and deployment
of many large-scale projects
around the world.
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JURGEN
VON STEBUT
Senior Researcher, Laboratory
of Sciences and Surfaces
Engineering - École
des Mines
Jürgen von Stebut is
a senior research fellow
at LSGS/CNRS, a research
laboratory specialised in
surface engineering (heat
treatment, nitriding carburizing,
PVD and CVD coating as well
as associated structural
and compositional analysis).
He is of German origin,
holds a Diplom Physiker
degree from the Technical
University München
(1967) and Doctorate in
Physics (Dr. es Sc. d'État,
1973) from University of
Paris (Orsay). He is member
of the French Tribology
Society and the French Society
of Materials Engineers as
well as member of the editorial
boards of Surface and Coatings
Technology and Matériaux
et Techniques.
He is the founder and head
of the group Tribomat, a
research team among the
world leaders in micromechanical
testing as well as modelling
of stress fields in coated
materials with unique, highly
specialised equipment, developed
in close collaboration with
industry.
The general field of investigation
comprises polymer composite
materials with applications
in the field of chemical
and mechanical reliability
assessment by an independent
institution of biometric
passports with an extended
e-passport-specific testing
equipment.
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WALTER
WEIGEL
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JOHN WOOD
Chief Executive Officer,
StepNexus and Chairman
- MULTOS Consortium
StepNexus was formed in
2005 with the vision
of growing MULTOS
and using the STEP provisioning
platform used with MULTOS
with additional Trust
environments.
Mr. Wood has been working
in the smartcard, security
and trust industries for
more than 20 years.
He was the founder of
Keycorp Limited in Australia
and in 2001 after Telstra
Australia secured control
of Keycorp Limited, Mr.
Wood joined Payment Technology
Enterprise @POS until
it's sale to Symbol Technology.
Mr. Wood has led the formation
of StepNexus in conjunction
with Oak Hill Ventures,
Hitachi and Keycorp Limited.
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DAVID
WRIGHT
Consultant - Trilateral
Research - Consulting LLP
David Wright is Managing
Partner of Trilateral Research
& Consulting LLP, based
in London, which specialises
in ambient intelligence,
risk communication and security
policy issues. He initiated
the consortia and wrote
much of the proposals for
two successful projects
under the EC's Sixth Framework
Programme, namely SWAMI
(Safeguards in a World of
Ambient Intelligence) and
STARC (Stakeholders and
Risk Communication). Prior
to those projects, he researched
and wrote reports on organisational
scenarios and the civil
protection sector under
the EC's GMES programme
and on public-private partnerships
and dual-use technologies
under the Galileo satnav
programme.
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DIONISIO ZUMERLE
ETSI
Dionisio Zumerle is Technical
Officer in ETSI, in charge
of Technical Committees
that deliver standards
concerning IT and Telecommunications
Security aspects. Among
standards he is in charge
of are those of Electronic
Signatures, Lawful Interception
and Data Retention. He
is a CISSP (Certified
Information Systems Security
Professional) and has
received his MSc in Telecommunications
Engineering from "La
Sapienza" University
of Rome. In the past he
has worked in the ICT
Central Directorate of
Poste Italiane, as Programme
Management Officer for
SOA (Service Oriented
Architecture) design and
implementation."
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JANA ZVÁROVÁ
Director - European Center
for Medical Informatics,
Statistics and Epidemiology,
Full Professor - Charles
University in Prague, Czech
Republic
Head of the Department of
Medical Informatics, Institute
of Computer Science - Academy
of Sciences of the Czech
Republic
She graduated in 1965 at
Charles University in Prague,
Faculty of Mathematics and
Physics. She has delivered
presentations and published
internationally since 1969
on medical informatics and
statistics issues. She received
Ph.D. scientific degree
in 1978 at Charles University
in Prague. She passed the
habilitation for Doc. (Associated
Professor) at Charles University
in 1991 and she was nominated
by the president of the
Czech Republic Vaclav Havel
as Prof. (Full Professor)
at Charles University in
Prague in 1999. She reached
the highest scientific degree
DrSc. (Doctor of Sciences)
in the Czech Republic in
1999 at the Academy of Sciences
of the Czech Republic. Since
1994 she is chairing the
European Center of Medical
Informatics, Statistics
and Epidemiology (EuroMISE
Center) the joint workplace
of Charles University, Academy
of Sciences, Institute of
Computer Science, University
of Economy in Prague and
two hospitals. She is the
representative of the Czech
Republic in the International
Medical Informatics Association
(IMIA) and European Federation
for Medical Informatics
(EFMI). She has significant
professional participation
in national and international
initiatives in biomedical
informatics and statistics,
especially in the field
of research, higher education
and continuing education
using new information technology.
She has been a member of
the editorial boards of
national and international
journals. She has served
as the expert in the field
for the EC and Czech governmental
institutions. She has published
more then 200 of papers
in national and international
literature. She initiated
the development of Ph.D.
studies in Biomedical Informatics
under the school of Postgraduate
doctoral studies of biomedicine
of Charles University and
Academy of Sciences of the
Czech Republic and she is
chairing the board of Biomedical
Informatics.
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