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Smart Card Charter
Jan van Arkel Co-Chairman eEurope Smart Card
Charter eID conference Dublin November 20/21
2002
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Agenda

• Smart Card Charter Status
• eESC will deliver what was promised
• eESC will - consolidate - disseminate
  - demonstrate
• eESC will continue in 2003 and beyond
  (tbd)

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The Smart Card Charter

• Joint activity of European Government
  bodies, Business community, Smart Card
  Industry
• non profit character
• partly funded by European Commission
• 350 organisations involved
• 1200 people on mailing lists
• 250 active participants

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eESC Mission

• Contribute to mass deployment of Smart Cards in
  Europe
• Identify the barriers to mass deployment and help
  in bringing those barriers down.
• Focus on - 4 application areas-
  multi-functionality- end user acceptance - some
  other more technical aspects

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TBs logical organisation
APPLICATIONS
GIF
GLOBAL INTEROPERABILITY FRAMEWORK
GENERIC FUNCTIONS
TB1, TB2, TB12
PUBLIC ID, AUTHENTICATION, ELEC. SIGNATURE
MULTI APPLICATION PLATFORM
TB7
GENERIC CARD READERS
CONTACTLESS CARDS
TB6
TB4
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TBs supported by GIF
APPLICATIONS
GIF
GENERIC IAS FUNCTIONS
TB1, TB2, TB12
PUBLIC ID, AUTHENTICATION, ELEC. SIGNATURE
Multi Application Platform
TB7
GENERIC CARD READERS
CONTACTLESS CARDS
TB6
TB4
TB7
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Basics for GIF

• Supports interoperability of e-Services between
  Member States
• Offers strong e-Authentication function
• Based on multi application cards, generalised
  card reader and local PKI infrastructures
• Offering opportunities for cost sharing and up
  scaling

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Cooperation with NICSS Japan and NIST/USA
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eESC Common Specifications V2

• Full documents (architectural models, guidelines,
  best practices, CWA links) on our web-site (as we
  speak)
• To be discussed in Plenary, December 11, 2002and
  final consolidation early 2003 (CD-rom)
• Transferred to CEN /ISSS Workshop to be endorsed
  as CWA
• Disseminated by eESC seminar program in Q 1 and
  Q 2 2003

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Detailed timeframe CSV2

• November 15 deadline for submission of
  doc.
• December 11 endorsement of documents
  start of final
  public review period
• January 15 closing date for comments
• January 31 all comments addressed,
  final text available, start production
  CD rom start production of
  sourcebook
  version of CSV2
• Q1 2003 start of CEN ISSS WS CSV2

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Standardisation CSV2

• CEN ISSS WS CWA
• Define content for CWAs
• Working groups/expert teams
• International developments

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International standardisation
Universal high level Interoperability framework
GIF
TB7
TB6
TB4
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Prove and demonstrate

• eEpoch
• Netc_at_rds
• .......
• .......

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The eEpoch project

• Demonstrating interoperability multi
  aplication on a pan-European level,
  supporting eGov
• Supporting Public ID, strong
  authentication
• Supporting Digital signature (5.1 level)
• On basis of Multi Application Platform
• Using Generic (Finread compliant)
  Cardreader
• Not only demonstrator, also nucleus for
  national roll-outs

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eEpoch Pilots

• Seven Pilots
• Pilots have autonomy for defining the
  service/application area, but...
• Common nucleous for identification and
  autentification based on GIF
• Interoperability will be demonstrated
• Sites will contribute to knowledge research and
  transfer
• Evaluation by comparison of best practices and
  benchmarks

Newcastle
Donegal
Issy-les Moulineaux
Bologna
Spain
Rome
Israel
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The Netc_at_rds project

• Trans European Health Services proof of
  entitlement
• Inter-State access to health services
• eE111/128 forms as proof of entitlement to
  care
• on and off-line usage of smartcards
  secure IT networks
• build upon existing national Health card
  schemes
• Austria, France, Germany, Greece
  plus Norway, Belgium and Canada as
  cooperative partners
• large scale inter-state (cross border)
  demonstrator

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Prove and demonstrate

• eEpoch
• Netc_at_rds
• Transport ??
• Payment (emv, purse, payment on the internet?

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CSV2 Dissemination plan

• Dissemination plan under construction
• 6 (tbd) invitational seminars both regional and
  horizontal (application domain)
• Targeting Industry (card issuers) and Government
• Presented by eESC experts (tbc)
• Relation with demonstrators (tbd)
• Relation with EOI partners (tbd)
• Patronage of Greek Presidency
• Grande finale in Greece in June 2003

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Way Forward for eESC

• Objectives
• Organisational structure
• Financial structure

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Objectives

• Main target Contribute to mass deployment
  build upon/consolidate what has been developed by
  eESC
• Activities aimed at- support of large and/or
  national roll-outs- support of demonstrators
  (eEpoch, Netcards, etc..)- clustering of NOEs
  and IPs for FPv6 - business case issues (based
  on TB business plans) - define (new)
  applications - address procurers
• Support development of 1 large IP on smart cards

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Organisational Structure

• Executive board
• Working groups/TBs on- eGovernment/e-authentica
  tion - ePayment- Health - Transport-
  Technology (platforms, contactless, readers) -
  Legal Privacy - Certification

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TB eGov/e-Authentication

• Further elaboration of Public ID
• Visual ID
• Issues of CA, RA and cross border CA services,
  how to implement PKI in public domain
• Mobile certificates
• Application loading/deleting mechanisms
• Dissemination of eGovernment services in general,
  best practices
• Intergrate Porvoo group
• Have liaisons with eEpoch demonstrator

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Financial structure

• Self supportive (federal approach, funded by SC
  industry, funded by others, various sources ???)
  
• 6 FP (action line Trust and confidence) - NOE
  - IP
• Other programs IDA, eTen, ....

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More information to be found at

• http//eeurope-smartcards.org
• info_at_eeurope-smartcards
• arkel_at_cardlife.nl