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Seminario de Biometría 2006 Ministry of Interior Arnaud Laurans VP Latin America Identity Buenos Aires, Argentina November 23th, 2006

Seminario de Biometría 2006 Ministry of Interior Arnaud Laurans VP Latin America Identity Buenos Aires, Argentina November 23th, 2006

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Page 1: Seminario de Biometría 2006 Ministry of Interior Arnaud Laurans VP Latin America Identity Buenos Aires, Argentina November 23th, 2006

Seminario de Biometría 2006Ministry of Interior

Arnaud LauransVP Latin America Identity Buenos Aires, ArgentinaNovember 23th, 2006

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Gemalto = Gemplus + AxaltoCombining our assets: serving you better

US$2.2 billion in combined pro-forma 2005 revenue

US$2.7 billion in market capitalization

11,000 employees, 65 nationalities at your service

21 production sites, 32 personalization centers, 9 R&D centers and 120 sales and marketing offices

Combined R&D spend US$146 million) in 2005, with over 1500 R&D engineers

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Gemalto in Latin America and Caribbean Islands

6 Technical Centers:•Mexico•Bogota•Rio•Sao Paulo•Buenos Aires•Montreal

6 Sales Offices:•Miami•Mexico City•Bogota•Rio de Janeiro•Sao Paulo•Buenos Aires

4 Manufacturing and Personalization Centers:•Cuernavaca•Mexico City•Barueri•Curitiba

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Agenda

Foreword: ID market trends

e-Passport & e-ID Sweden Case

E-HealthCare French Case – Vitale

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Growing market subject to political uncertainty

Terrorism/Immigration/Fraud US and EU decision for ePass roll out EU decision for a common eID card Admin cost reduction (Health) Privatization of state-owned NP/perso

center starting

Political uncertainty (financing, privacy concern and political changes)

National Preference Standard and interoperability Project based and long sales process Privacy concern continue to hurdle

Identity Market

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

2006 2007 2008 2009

TA

M M

u Health

ID

Passport

Source: Gemalto marketing, June 06

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Non secure IDs generate costs & risks

Illegally obtain country welfare and benefits

Illegal immigration or residency Enter a country illegally, reside in the country illegally

Enables ID theft: fraudulent people do fraudulent actionson other’s behalf

214,905 complaints filed in 2003 for ID theft in the US (+28% vs. 2002) Probably over 2,700 related to fake driving licenses alone

UK estimate: the cost of total ID fraud to the economy: £1,7bn ($2,5 bn)

Eases illegal driving, increasing accidents In the US in 2000, drivers with illegal Driving License generated 6,200

fatalities, and had a total economic cost of USD 25 billion

Creates opportunities for terrorist acts 9/11 terrorists used invalid Driving License to

board plane

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Security & Privacy: main underlying concerns

E-documents offer strongest Security, based on secure chips… Conventional ID documents are increasingly subject to forgery.

– Visual elements provide insufficient confidence in the authenticity of the document.

Chips add a new incremental degree of security to the passport– Ultimate hardware security– Fast reading speed

… while enabling Privacy Chip has unmatched ability to protect information from unauthorized access.

– Checks are done without accessing a database– Sensitive information is in the citizen pocket and remains there

Citizens want to maintain full control over their personal data, especially biometrics

– Deployment success depends on citizens’ confidence

By combining visual & electronic security while ensuring privacy, e-docuement is a powerful tool for control authorities

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Passports standardized in EU Minimum security features 2005 Jan Electronic passports 2006 Aug Fingerprints 2009 June

Council Regulation referring to ICAO recommendations,national legislation to be prepared in member states

ICAO 9303 + Technical Reports: LDS, Biometrics Deployment, PKI

Polycarbonate ideal for top security and ePassport(ISO standards 7810, 7816, 14443)

Standardization

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E-passportMigration agenda

US defined deadline for Visa Waiver Countries (VWC)

VWC must have started the migration toward electronic passport

October 2006

EU defined deadline for EU 25

EU 25 must deploy electronic passport with containing facial image

June 2006

EU defined deadline for EU 25

EU 25 must implement fingerprints on electronic passport

December 2007

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Gemalto ID References

Application Gemalto references

National ID

AustriaBelgiumEcuadorFinland

MalaysiaOmanQatarSingapore

SwedenTunisiaUAE

Passport

Czech RepublicDenmarkFranceFinland

LithuaniaPortugalNorwaySingapore

SloveniaSwedenEU Biodev (eVisa)US Reg Traveller

Driver LicenseCar Registration,

ArgentinaEl Salvador

FinlandIndia

Norway

TachographAndorraFranceLuxembourg

NetherlandsPortugalSpain

SlovakiaSlovenia

Immigration, ResidentBrazilColombiaMexico

PhilippinesSingapore

Healthcare

AlgeriaBelgiumChinaEurope E111

France SV , CPSFinlandGermany

MexicoPuerto RicoSlovenia

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E-passport & E-ID

Sweden case

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Sweden

Current situation Issuer of passports: Police (Rikspolisstyrelsen /

RPS) E-Passport & e-ID since Oct. 2005 Contract term 2005-2009 Contract value: 100M€, doc + perso. E-Passport: 800Ku / year E-ID: 1.2 Mu / year First country in Europe to issue an e-passport

and the first in the world to combine e-Passport and e-ID.

Fully revised booklet design with several new security features incl. polycarbonate data page with embedded chip & antenna

Population: 8.6 Mu

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Innovative solution for 2 e-documents

A comprehensive e-Passport and e-ID scheme, fully compliant with EU and ICAO

Module /Inlay

Card /Passport

Personalization Solution

EnrollmentVerification /

Border control

Personalization Service

CMS

KMS

Perso Equip

Data Prep

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Sweden Documents Migration

• National passport with polycarbonate data page

• Temporary passport (paper based)

• Special passports

• No national ID card issued by the police

Oct 2005

National e-passport with polycarbonate data page chip inside data page

32K memory to store LDS with facial image only

centralized personalization

National Express e-passport with polycarbonate

data page chip inside data page

32K memory to store LDS with facial image only

decentralized personalization

Temporary passport (paper based)

Special passports

National Electronic Identity Card

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Personalization ProcessCentralized vs. De-centralized

Both models used at the moment

Now smaller laser-engraving machines available for low volume personalization

Centralized has several advantages due to better security management:

– No virgin booklets in several locations– Enhanced physical and logical security in one location, also less expensive– More effective process due to economics of scale

Polycarbonate e-passport can apply both models

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I<SWE45123456<4196103213499<<<6103213M1004256SWE<<<<<<<<<<<8SPECIMEN<<SVEN<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

I<SWE45123456<4196103213499<<<6103213M1004256SWE<<<<<<<<<<<8SPECIMEN<<SVEN<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

5 years validity Application fee 400 SEK (~ 40 EUR) Same information as in the passports Same process as for the passport

Same IT-system as for the passport

Enrolment at the police

Retrieval at the police stations

Electronic Identity

Sweden e-ID card

No magnetic stripe nor bar code

MRZ on the back side

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Two in One

Contact chipfor eID

ISO 7816Contactless chip

same as the passportISO 14443

PolycarbonateCard Body

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Follows the recommendations from ICAO

LDS (Logical Data Structure)

EU regulations

Same contents as in the ePassport

Passive authentication

Basic Access Control

Type B 32K chip

Features of the contactless chip

Contactless chipsame as the passport

ISO 14443

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Facial image (token image), < 20K, JPEG format

Signature

Height

Enrolment at the Police

Fingerprints within 3 years(2 fingers)

Biometrics

Contactless chipsame as the passport

ISO 14443

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Electronic ID and digital signature

PKI enabled with 32K memory

PKI key pair pre-generated

No certificate in the beginning

Together with Statskontoret

Contact chip

Contact chipfor eID

ISO 7816

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Enrolment process

ApplicationPoliceassistant

Manufacturer AB Svenska Pass

Deliver documentto the Police station

RPS CA Signed information

ICAO

Public Key Directory

Public key

ResehandlingssystemetArkiv Visa Hjälp

Kontakt med alla register

Skog

Bruno

19640705-5410

Storgatan 1123 45Ed

Längd 180 cm

Kan ej underteckna

Man

Ed

Svensk medborgare

KontantBetalning

Totalbelopp: 800 kr

id-kortLegitimation

Giltighetstid t.o.m. 100908

Nummer 1212343267

RegistreraHanterabilaga

Ansökan V

Nya ansökningar

Resehandlingsansökan

Giltiga resehandlingar

Spärrade pass

Nat id-kort

Pågående ansökningar

Belopp: 400

Spärrkod

Ansökan E

Fripass

Utlämningsställe

Polismynd i Kalmar

Passenh. Gatan 4543 21Kalmar

Diarienr (Spärr):

Alla länder

Giltighetsområde :

5 år

Giltighetstid t.o.m. :

Avbryt

Bifalles: Ja NejÅtgärdIngen åtgärd

Makulera

Spärra

Indraget pass

Ansökan E

Förekommer i register:

MR BR

Giltigt 5 år 400 kr

Giltigt 5 år 400 kr

Foto

Presenteraansökan

Namnteckning

•Picture•Signature•(Fingerprints)

Give the document to the applicant

Productionfile

Identification

Identification

Read and control the chip

Delivery

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E-ID Summary

High security ID document visually and electronically

A passport in ID1 form factor

Biometrics supported as in National e-passport

Enrolment process exactly same as in e-passport

Contact chip enables also e-governmentand private sector e-services

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E- Healthcare French Case – Vitale

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E-Healthcare is a global trend

Healthcare system :Answers the basic need of security Allows economy growthManages Billions of Euros per year Is a Key cost center for the national competitiveness

In a challenging worldwide eco-system, Healthcare and Social systems need for a better control and cost reduction :

From paper forms to e-documentsFrom 1st Generation of e-document to 2nd generation of e-document and pre-

authorizationShared personal medical fileEuropean harmonization by 2010 : NETC@RDS project -> geographic mobility

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e-Healthcare & Social Systems The main drivers are:

Dematerialize the medical prescription from paper to electronic reduce costs and increase efficiency

Pre-authorize on line the health transaction : Control the validity of the right of the patient

Secure the distribution of social fund to the poor population : Use the electronic cash functionality

Two types of e-healthcare system :Off-line :

Allows decentralized system even in remote area (no IP or telecom infrastructure)

On-line : Strong control on the validity of right Possibility to update easily the card parameters

Most of the time :System starts with off-line then introduce the on-line functionCan be a mix of both on-line in the city and off-line in the remote area

Smart card is the best proven technology

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French Case - Vitale

FORECAST

Eco systemThe first French Healthcare system is born in 1830The current system is still the same since 1948 Healthcare spending in 2005 : 190 Billions Euros

National Health insurances : 136 Billion € Complementary Health insurances : 30 Billion € Paid by the patient : 24 Billion €

State Budget = 320 Billions Euros In 1995 : first deployment of e-healthcare application “Vitale” project

Concept of the “Vitale“ projectReduce the operating cost of the French insurancesCreate an IT system for Healthcare saving of 300 Meuro per year

On going project “Vitale2 “On-line capabilityPossibility to run multi application – Healthcare and then pay for the debit

cardE-prescriptionsPrepare the techno based for the central Medical Data File

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The French Architecture

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Electronic claim creation

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Benefits of the VITALE card

For the insurancesCost reduction of 300 Meuro per yearBetter tractability of the costs allowing better focus on cost

reductions

PatientsAre reimburse in a 5 days instead of 1 monthEasy to use and convenient

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