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World e-ID Program |
Innovation
and policy makers of e-ID technologies & services take a
comprehensive look at the major deployments from across the globe and
at the latest e-ID technologies & standards.
Share
visions, see new perspectives and opportunities concerning standards,
e-ID technologies and programs on national and international level.
Don’t miss latest ID metasystems, access control systems, long lasting
biometrics solutions... New this year: special e-Health workshop.
World e-ID parallel streams:
| Use Cases & Organizations |
eGov services cases worldwide, EU projects and international organizations
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| Technology |
Current and emerging e-ID technological issues and advanced solutions
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| DAY 1 - Wednesday
Sept. 22 - Morning |
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Smart Event 2010 Grand Opening Session - Plenary Session |
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 Part 1: "Privacy and Trust in Future Social Networking"
Plenary session chaired by Jacques Bus, independent consultant Trust in the Information Society
Hundreds of millions of people share personal information on online
social networks. The extensive use of social networking tools has
far-reaching impact on our professional and personal life. It also
creates a tremendous privacy and trust issue in a world facing growing
concerns about massive profiling, protection of personal data, identity
theft and other cybercrime offenses.
The challenge of sharing information between social networks while
ensuring privacy and trust will be discussed in multiple dimensions:
- User centric identity and privacy management,
centralized/decentralized ID architectures
- Data protection, profiling, privacy protection, security, and
interoperability issues of social networks
- How Europe can play a role in the development of the next generation
of social networks
- What are the essential changes for the next generations of social
networks
- Economic, societal and legal viability of social networking
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Part 2 -
Panel:
Trusted Mobility: IT security Vs Smart security
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According
to ABI research, mobile security services revenue growth exceeded 40%
in 2009, driven by enterprise IT managers looking to safeguard
corporate data, and regulatory requirements to protect sensitive
personal and financial information.
But security client
applications are not the only part of the Mobile Security. Security
must be considered as a whole from chip to cloud.
Shielded Chipsets, fingerprint sensors, SIM cards, Secure SD cards,
trusted operating systems (sandboxes), secure cloud services,
antivirus, firewall, etc. a lot of products, solutions and services are
involved in the mobile security and provided by the industry.
A central question arise: how
this industry –IT industry and smart security industry– is competing
and/or partnering to achieve the right way towards "Trusted Mobility"?
Panellists will include:
- Pr Willie Donnelly, Head Research and Innovation, TSSG, Waterford Institute
- Claudia Eckert, Director Fraunhofer SIT, Vice Director CASED, Chair IT security at TUM
- Mika Lauhde, Director Security and Business Continuity, Nokia
- Pr Thomas Engel, Deputy Director, Center for Security Dependability and Trust, University of Luxembourg
- and representatives from Gemalto, RIM, Orange…
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| DAY 1 - Wednesday
Sept. 22 - Afternoon |
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e-Gov Services Cases in/out Europe - part i |
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Border Control Systems
Technologies Trends - part i
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e-Gov Services cases - part i
Moderator: Bruno Rouchouze, Convenor of Eurosmart e-ID Working Goup
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This
session in two parts reviews mature e-ID government/ local authorities
services. In this first part, the presentations cover transversal
requirements to ensure security, privacy, reliability, interoperability
of various e-ID documents solutions, plus the lessons learned of most
significant implementations.
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Private/Public Partnership. The route to success for e-ID in Europe
Jon Shamah, EMEA Sales Manager, BBS (Norway)
- Current examples of Public/Private Partnership in Identity
- Looking at the reason for eIDs not meeting our expectations
- A proposed solution
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Third-country nationals and digital identity management in the EU
Bruno Rouchouze, Convenor of Eurosmart e-ID Working Group
- The current situation for electronic Identity documents
- Challenges in term of legacy, security, and interoperability for
Resident permits for third-country nationals.
- Recommendation for the European Union
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Open eID implementation for temporary and future card deployments
Gauthier Van Damme, Researcher, KU Leuven (Belgium) Speaker - Karel Wouters
- Open Source Java Card eID implementation benefits
- Belgian eID architecture and features
- Opportunities for current and future use
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Coffee & Refreshments Break - Networking - Exhibition
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BioP@ss
Patrice Plessis, Project Manager
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eRecognition, a market network for e-Identity for businesses
Rene van den Assem, Principal Consultant, Verdonck, Klooster & Associates (Netherlands)
- ‘The difficult 'authentication only’ approach for companies
- eRecognition: creating a network of trust service providers
- First practical results of eRecognition
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PIV Credentials - a case study of converged physical & logical access control
Guy Vancollie, Marketing, Corestreet - An ActivIdentity Company ( USA)
- How to best enable an existing PACS for PIV cards
- Real-life implementation of a PIV-enabled PACS at the CertiPath &
Exostar offices
- How US government employees and contractors will use PIV cards
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New generation of tachograph equipment, and electronic driver's licence: Technology contribution for a better road safety
Didier Chaudun, Member of Eurosmart eID Working Group
- Community road transport legislation
- Eurosmart's recommendations for interoperability and better security
- Tachograph and driving license functionalities combined on the same
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Border Control Systems
Moderator to be confirmed |
In
a context of rising complexity of security requirements and increasing
travellers’ flow, border crossing processes face tough challenges. The
best solutions and ways to implement successful control systems are
explored here.
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System comparison for European Entry/Exit program
Carloman Grelu, Member of Eurosmart e-ID Working Group
- Pros and cons of central database
- Pros and cons of smart secure devices based solutions
- Key issues regarding privacy and security of personal data
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Automatic Electronic Identity in cross-border and cross sector environment
Libor Neumann, Senior Consultant, ANECT (Czech Republic)
- PKI principles, features and trend analysis in Cross-Border and
Cross-Sector environment
- ALUCID brief basic principles description
- ALUCID features and trend analysis in Cross-Border and Cross-Sector
environment
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The "French Connection"
Francis Weiss, Program Director, Morpho, Border Control Programs (France)
- increased passenger processing time at the biometric border
- Automated Border Control systems: PARAFES example in France
- Biometrics used for other e-services at airports
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Coffee & Refreshments Break - Networking - Exhibition
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Technologies Trends - part i
Moderator to be confirmed
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Discover
the e-ID technologies advances from the Labs. Security/e-ID Experts
from Smart Card and IT industries present latest enhancements in making
e-ID solutions more secure, long lasting, cost-effective and
convenient.
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Keynote
SIM Card as universal multipurpose mobile ID
Juha Murtopuro, CEO, Valimo (Finland)
- SIM Card as the future multipurpose secure ID tool
- Mobile ID security & convenience
- A digital counterpart of paper and plastic IDs
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Bürgerclient: one software for all cards
Dirk Arendt, Vice President, Business Development & Marketing, OpenLimit (Switzerland) - Armin Lunkeit
- Bürgerclient and the new identity card in Germany
- application software for international Smartcards
- e-Card API middleware
- software relating to Cardinfo-File
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GlobalPlatform - Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) and the Generic Identity Command Set (GICS)
Gil Bernabeu, Technical Director, GlobalPlatform |
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| DAY 2 - Thursday Sept. 23 - Morning |
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Plenary - Roadmap for Future Global e-ID |
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Plenary:
Roadmap for Future Global e-ID: model and vision, process
and standards, interoperability and services, agenda and
milestones
Chaired by Detlef Houdeau, Chair of World e-ID Program Committee, Senior Director of Business Development, Identification Market, Infineon
Keynotes include:
- Kim Cameron, Chief Architect of Identity & Access, Microsoft
- Amardeo Sarma, Senior Manager, NEC Laboratories Europe
- Walter Weigel, Director General, ETSI |
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Coffee break – Networking – Exhibition |
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EU-Funded Projects Results - part I |
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Technologies & Infrastructures
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EU-Funded Projects results - Part i
Moderator: Dr Shaun Topham, Coordinator of EU IST Projects - Sheffield City Council (UK)
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The
latest results and achievements of key EU-funded projects are presented
here. Beyond interoperability challenges, they address biometric-ID
solutions, smart card based applications or e-signature at the European
scale.
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European Commission
eID & authentication: A political priority in the Digital Agenda
for Europe
Dr Aniyan Varghese, ICT for Government and Public Services, European Commission
- Proposal for a Council and Parliament Decision
- Mutual recognition of e-identification and e-authentication
- Significance of public and private sector use of eID &
e-authentication
- Actions to be considered 2011-2012
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Life applications of trusted revocable biometric identities - The demonstrators of the Turbine Project
Carsten Rust, R&D Project Manager, Sagem Orga, Speaker (Germany) - Felix Apitzsch, Researcher, Fraunhofer Institut FOKUS (Germany)
- Overview of the project and main technical results
- Protocols used for authentication
- Application scenarios implemented
- Results of the demonstrator realization and first evaluations
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Cross border validation of eSignatures - Results from WP1 of the PEPPOL project
Frank Schipplick, Head of Sales & Prokurist, Bremen online services (Germany)
- A first big step towards interoperability for the validation of
European eSignatures
- Concept of federated validation services
- Net steps: standardisation, EU directive for eSignatures updating
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Lunch - Networking - Exhibition
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Technologies & Infrastructures
Moderator : Slawomir Gorniak, Technical Competence Department, ENISA
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Explore
how to adapt or reinvent the design of future large scale e-ID
infrastructures. This session reviews innovative identity frameworks,
including open identity based ones, with regards on emerging cloud
computing approaches, and the issue of integrating them in the identity
metasystems.
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Building open identity frameworks: from trusted communities to open government
Hal Warren, President, OpenID Society, Speaker (USA) - Eva Winer, Manager, American Psychological Association (USA)
- US government Open Identity initiatives and pilots
- Open Identity Exchange as first official Trust Framework Provider
with Level 1 of Assurance
- Moving up the chain of the levels of trust, beyond a US-centric trust
framework
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Who's been sitting on my cloud?
Martin George, CEO, Smart Sensors (UK)
- Cloud computing: dealing with how to authenticate user identity at
the point of access
- Combining logical and physical access control into one efficient
system
- Using biometrics to control access policy via identities and
permissions of logged-on users
- Different biometrics to suit different user classes and access
locations
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eID integration into the identity metasystem
Ronny Bjones, Security architect, Microsoft
- U-Prove cryptographic technology
- How the technology integrates into the identity metasystem
- Integration of the German eID card
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Lunch - Networking - Exhibition
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| DAY 2 - Thursday Sept. 23 - Afternoon |
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EU-Funded Projects Results - Part II
e-Health: from e-Health to m-Health
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Technologies Trends - part ii
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EU-Funded Projects results - Part II
Moderator: Dr Shaun Topham, Coordinator of EU IST Projects - Sheffield City Council (UK)
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STORK project
Speaker's name to be confirmed
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Coffee & Refreshments Break - Networking - Exhibition
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| e-Health: from e-Health to m-Health |
From
large healthcare systems towards patient-centered solutions, ICT are at
the heart of a rich field for innovation: e-Health. This workshop
focuses on security and privacy of data provided by e-ID management
solutions and trusted applications of e-Health. Experts from the
industry and the public sector will present innovative solutions for
e-ID management in the e-health domain. Smart cards based solutions and
their challenges are highlighted.
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Slovene HPC - e-ID & enabler of secure health date exchange
Martina Zorko, Area Specialist in the health insurance card (HIC) system sector, ZZZS (Slovenia)
- HPC: a national e-document for identification and authentication of
healthcare workers
- An application to support and manage the full life-cycle of cards
- The national infrastructure for health data exchange
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URPRIME, the portable health record solution
Xiang Gao, Vice President, Product & Marketing, Watchdata (China)
- Drawbacks of current patient’s healthcare data management
- Overview and key features of URPRIME
- Business Cases
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New Dimensions in Public KEy infrastructure - Bulk Use of digital certificates in german ehealth card project
Christian Schmitz, Senior IT Security Consultant, AuthentiDate, Germany
- 70 Million ehealth cards to issue in short time frame
- High performance OCSP-responder
- High performance asymmetric key generation
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ePrescription in Gauteng: improving the healthcare delivery in emerging countries
Benoit Liénart, Product Manager, Speaker; Gillian Ormiston, Director Business Development Identification Solutions, Morpho (France)
- The use of biometrics to supply healthcare
- Administrative and issuance of e-prescriptions efficiency
- Technical and organizational key factors of success of the project
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Pros and cons of ISO 24727 for health cards
Marjo Geers, Consultant, Collis (Netherlands)
- Patients and Health Care Professionals provided with authentication
cards
- Cards and middleware compliance with ISO 24727
- Pros en cons of complying to ISO 24727 and possible migration
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Technologies Trends - part ii
Moderator to be confirmed |
Discover
the e-ID technologies advances from the Labs. Security/e-ID Experts
from Smart Card and IT industries present latest enhancements in making
e-ID solutions more secure, long lasting, cost-effective and
convenient.
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How long will an e-ID document last?
Mario Stoltz, Product Manager, NXP Semiconductors (Germany)
- Reliability, Quality, Warranty and Lifetime for an eDocument or a
smart card
- Technologies and materials for maximum document lifetime
- Guidelines to avoid field reliability problems for document issuers
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Security evaluation of electronic identity cards
Ulrich Stutenbäumer, Technology Consultant, Giesecke & Devrient (Germany)
- Common Criteria Version 3.1 protection profiles
- CC evaluation eID projects challenges in the area of secure
communication and authentication
- Enabling smart cards to securely protect their user and
authentication data.
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NFC: Making e-ID Secure and Cost-effective
Carloman Grelu, EMEA ASPAC e-ID Business Development, Inside Contactless (France)
- NFC technology to add speed and flexibility to ICAO
- Combined NFC/ICAO: a highly secure, flexible ID architecture that
re-uses existing security mechanisms
- Using mobile phones to make checkpoint control cost-effective and
less complex
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Coffee & Refreshments Break - Networking - Exhibition
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Optical security and electronic technologies: Ultimate security?
Teemu Pohjola, ID Technologies Manager, Gemalto Finland
- Choosing security features
- Security features fast evolution
- Description of new technologies
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Delivering benefits and services through eID
Christopher Edwards, CTO, Intercede UK
- eID and Service provisioning and production on an adaptable secure
workflow platform
- Case study of real deployments of this technology
- Adding real value to eID ownership
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Holistic access control
Tomas Trpisovsky, President & CEO, Institut Mikroelektronickych, Czech Republic
- Utilization of recent (nano) technologies in real systems
- Holistic identification of human beings and things
- Privacy protection extended to artificial lifeless mechanisms (robots)
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Closing panel discussion: Technology vision 2020
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| DAY 3 - Friday
Sept. 24 - Morning only |
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e-Gov Services Cases in/out Europe - part ii |
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e-Gov Services cases in/out europe - part ii
Moderator to be confirmed
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Large
scale innovative e-ID programs are spreading around the world. This
session reviews their major developments in key domains, drawing
fruitful parallels between Europe and other region of the globe.
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Keynote
Claim-based architecture for Local and Regional Governments (title to be confirmed)
Zdenek Jiricek, Managing Director eGovernment, Microsoft
- Authentication services of 3rd party Identity Providers
- IAM architecture to address identity and security management for
local authorities
- Authorization and group policy management
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Hungary
Evaluation
of security, reliable messaging and transactions (Ws-standards) based
interoperability of SOA products for the Hungarian egoverment
infrastructure
Karoly Kondorosi, Associate Professor, Budapest University of Technology & economics (Hungary) - Laslo Bacsa, Director of Innovation and marketing, Budapest University of Technology & Economics - Peter Karoly
Risztics, Director Centre of Information Technology, Budapest
University of Technology & Economics, Public Administration Centre
of Information Technology
- WS-I Basic Profile
- SOA Landscape and - Comparison of SOA products
- WS-* Standards
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Netherlands
eDriving Licence
Andre Uuldriks, Driving Licences Unit Manager, RDW (Netherlands)
- e-id: a boost to digitalisation of the government
- Multi carrier strategy to save money while being convenient for the
citizens
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Coffee break - Networking - Exhibition
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The lessons of European and Middle Eastern implementations of e-ID
Eric Billiaert, Marcom Manager Identity, Gemalto France
- eID and eServices : where are the key success factors
- What have we learned over the past 10 years on eID
- What should be done right from the start
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United Arab Emirates
Facing the Challenge of Enrolment in National ID Schemes: A Paradigm Shift in the UAE ID Program
Ali Al-Khouri, Director General, Emirates Identity Authority
- the challenges of national ID schemes and the problem of enrolment
- UAE Case study
- Key management considerations
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Biometrics
Moderator:
Jim Dray,
Science Adviser, Information Technology Laboratory National Institute
of Standards and Technology NIST (USA)
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This
session is dedicated to biometric technologies latest advances. Update
your knowledge on the up-to-date offers and review results of their
first implementations.
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The case for biometrics in health cards
Jonas Andersson, Vice President, Business Development, Precise Biometrics (Sweden) - Karin Sveheim, Director Markets, Precise Biometrics (Sweden)
- Smart cards with Match-on-Card provide a secure and convenient
healthcard
- How the healthcard effectively stops card sharing.
- Why privacy demands of healthcare require such biometrics
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A comparative survey of face recognition approaches for resource-constrained devices
Marlies Rybnicek, Researcher, ST Poelten University of Applied Sciences Speaker - Christoph Fischer, Researcher, St. Poelten University of Applied Sciences (Austria)
- Biometric face recognition to enhance security on
resource-constrained devices
- The challenge of realising face recognition algorithms in this
environment
- Importance of feasibility evaluation on such devices
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National
identity cards & Biometrics: services to the citizens, e-government
and private e-services while protecting the user identity
Bruno Benteo, Senior Program Manager, Speaker ; Philippe Bertiaux, VP ID Documents Products Line - Morpho (France)
- Biometry to enhance privacy and security for e-services
- e-ID documents for e-administration as well as for private e-services
- Preventing access to the biometrics
- E-signature: non-reversible, easy to implement on a national ID card
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Coffee break - Networking - Exhibition
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Biometry SSO
Werner Blessing, CEO, Biometry (Switzerland)
- Fusing 12 multimodal biometric authentication procedures
- Multimodal simultaneous Biometrics advantages
- Demonstration
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| Closing panel discussion: Biometrics vision 2020 |
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End of World e-ID 2010 - no lunch
Further adjustments can occur. The organizers reserve the right to
change the agenda of the conference and the identity of the speaking
persons.
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