National ID Cards and Electronic Identity Documents: Route to Success?
Jean-Noël GEORGES, Global Programme Director
Smart Cards
15th March 2011
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Jean-Noël Georges
Functional Expertise
• 10 years of experience in the fields of corporate strategy, sales optimisation and marketing strategy. He has
particular experience in the areas of geographic market expansion, outsourcing business models, online customer
experience management, value proposition creation and benefit models.
Industry Expertise
� Jean-Noël has had the opportunity to work with some of the world’s most important smartcard providers
(Gemalto, Morpho, Giesecke&Devrient, Oberthur, NXP, Inside, Infineon, Atmel, ASK) telecom operators (Orange,
Vodafone, Deutsch Telekom, Telefonica, NTT Docomo) and financial institutions (VISA, Mastercard, American
Express, RBS). In recent years, Jean-Noël has especially focused on smartcard personalisation (from secured
data generation through smartcard to end user delivery). He created and managed software development centre
and deployed worldwide software services . His project experience spans several continents, as he has worked in
USA, UK, England, Poland, France, Germany, Spain, Australia and Singapore.
What I bring to the Team
• Smart Card Market knowledge
• Program and Project Management
• Strategic planning and implementation experience
Career Highlights
• Prior to joining Frost & Sullivan, he was the manager for a Gdansk (Poland)-based Gemalto, where he was
responsible for the software development for smartcard personalisation and also deeply involved in the business
development of new products. Smartcard projects were covering Telecom, banking, healthcare, transportation
and government ID area.
• Before that, Jean-Noël worked for Gemalto, where he was responsible for the new product introduction in
smartcard arena. Main projects were Multos cards, TIBC cards, EMV/B0’ VISA card…
Education
• Master’s degree in European Computer Science University Paris VI in Paris.
• He speaks English and French fluently.
Georges Jean-NoëlGlobal Programme
Director
Frost & Sullivan
France
Sophia Antipolis
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Focus Points
• eID Market Forecast
• Different Uses of eIDs
• Next Steps?
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Smart Card Government and ID Market
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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Many European Countries have Migrated to eID but with Different Needs
Across 3 National ID European example, we will see the tremendous potential of eID use
Portugal
Germany
Poland
Source: Frost & Sullivan
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Source: Frost&Sullivan
European Case Studies
Portugal
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Portugal: The Need
To replace 5 existing cards:
•Identity Card•Tax Card
•Social Security Card
•Health Services User Card
•Voters Card
To allow Portuguese citizen to interact digitally with government
services and institutions.
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Portugal: The Solution
IAS
Match-On-Card
Biometric Template of Fingertip
EMV-CAP
Identification data of the Citizen
(the same as the visible data on
the card)
Area for personal use of the Citizen
Photo
Address
Digital Certificate for Signature
PIN Protection
Public Access
Not AccessibleNot Accessible
Legend:
Digital Certificate for Authentication
The eID solution is a smart card to access services from the Ministry
of Interior, Finance, Health and Justice.
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Version NºParents
Social Security NºHealth User Nº
Tax NºDOVID
in Holographic Filet Machine Readable
Zone
Portugal: The Solution
Chip
Document Nº and Id Nº
MLI
(Multiple Laser Image)
Signature Validity Date
Surname
Given NameDate of Birth
Photo
Sex, High, Nationality
Micro Relive
(Braille)
Variable Optical Ink
DOVID
(Elemento Difractivo
Opticamente Variável)
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Portugal: The Results
The first pilot was done in 2007, in April 2010, 2,5 million cards were in circulation in the country.
Most of the public services are accessible through websites and with
the use of this eID Smart Card:
•Civil records/birth certificates,
•Social security declaration,
•Change of address,
•Doctor appointment scheduling,
•Bank account subscription,•Enterprise creation,
•Professional tax paying,
•Applying for the University,…
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Portugal: The Solution
A complete solution for citizens including citizen shops “Lojas do Cidadão”.
More than 10.000 m2 dedicated to the main public services.
This « shopping center » offers
different counters
to assist citizens in
their day to day
eID use.
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Source: Frost & Sullivan
European Case Studies
Germany
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Germany: The Need
To replace the present German ID card issued in ISO/IEC 7810 ID-2
format.
To allow German citizens to secure their digital access:
•To provide secure electronic identification
(networks, computers and vending machines).
•To provide qualified electronic signature certificates
(as an electronic equivalent of handwritten signature).
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Germany: The Solution
Biometric Template of Biometric Template of
FingerprintFingerprint
Upon requestUpon request
Address
Digital PhotographDigital Photograph
Name
Digital Certificate for Authentication
PACE (Password Authenticated Connection Establishment )
This document is valid for five years for individuals aged between 16
and 24, and is valid for 10 years for those aged over 24.
Date Of Birth
Issuing Country
PIN Protection
Public Access
Restrain Access*Restrain Access*
Legend:
* Entitled authorities: Police, Border Control.* Entitled authorities: Police, Border Control.
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Germany: The Solution
Applicant’s photoApplicant’s personal data
Watermark
Applicant’s signature
Contactless chip (inside)
Machine Readable
Zone
The card incorporates high security
features:
holographic portrait,
3D German eagle,
kinematic structures.
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Germany: The Results
Deployment began in November 2010More than 60 million cards are expected to be rolled out over the next
10 years.
Online Services available:
• Electronic tax filing (ELSTER)
•Verified registration for web services:
• Online banking
• Internet auctions
• Online shopping
• Protection of minors
• Citizens portals
•All electronic applications do not require a handwritten signature
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Germany: The Results
Offline Services available:
• Potential Examples:
• Automatic parcel issuing (identity verification)
• Cigarette and alcohol vending machines
(age verification)
• Video vending machines (age verification)
•Access controls
• (identity verification)
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Source: Frost&Sullivan
European Case Studies
Poland
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Poland: The Need
• Transformation of Poland into a citizen-friendly and modern
country.
• Costs rationalisation• Technological neutrality
• Integrate the Polish eID document with the existing PESEL
and REGON numbers
• In a next future the NIP number (for tax declaration).
• eID card to become a health card (probably in 2013) and a payment solution and corporate control.
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Poland: The Solution
Identification data of the Citizen
(Name, surname, place and date
of birth, parents given name)
Citizenship
Photo
PESEL number
Digital Certificate for Signature
PIN Protection
Public Access
Not Available Not Available
Legend:
The eID solution is a smart card contact and contactless.
This card will not show address/place of residence, physicalcharacteristics information (height, colours of eyes).
ID Card Number, Date of
Issue and Expiry, Issuing
Authority
Digital Certificate for Authentication
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Poland: The Expected Results
Tenders closed in 2010. Estimation: 4.9 million new ID cards
By using institutions website, Polish citizen will be able to:
• Transfer of specific data from national registers directly between theinterested agencies.
• Obtain a copy of the book of civil status anywhere in Poland.
• Have a real control over their personal data stored in state registers.
• Have the ability to remotely change.
the official address.• Use the Tax identification number.
• Have a certificate of disability.
• Have an official power of attorney.
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eID of the Future
Russian Universal Electronic Card
• July 2010 law voted
• 2012 Start issuance of UEC
• The most interesting and full-scale project undertaken in Europe atthe moment.
• Will be a multi application card to:
• have access to institution services
• to prove identity and signature • have medical insurance and pension information
• serve as a transportation access card for public transport
• be a standard credit card to pay utilities, tickets, fines.
• a healthcare card for registrations and prescriptions
• an education card and to replace driver licence.
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Conclusion
• The eID is much more than a simple card
• A real trend due to global security needs
What about the next generation?After the 2 most important security point:
•What I have? (card)•What I know? (PIN, Password,..)
There is a place for biometry with : Who I am?
And what about an easy to use solution such asNFC/mobile handset/biometry identification ?
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For Additional Information
Joanna Lewandowska
Corporate Communications Manager
ICT
+48 (0) 22 390 41 46
Gustavo Cury
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ICT
+44 (0)20 7343 8310
Jean-Noël Georges
Global Programme Director
ICT
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