1. Workshop on the US National ID Card Carnegie Mellon University ID Platforms & Storage: Optical Media as a “Future-Proof” Tool for ID Integration & Innovation OPSIS TECHNOLOGIES INTERNATIONAL, INC. All Rights Reserved Presented by Corin P.S. Smith, Esq. Senior Vice President of Strategic Development

2. CMU Agenda 2. ID Card Configurations 3. Actual ID Card ImplementationsActual ID Card Implementations 5. Hard IssuesHard Issues 1. IntroductionIntroduction 6. Key PointsKey Points 4. Authentication/Anonymity & Security FeaturesAuthentication/Anonymity & Security Features

3. Introduction 2.Why OpCard?Why OpCard? 3.Why Opsis?Why Opsis? 1.Why Dense Storage?Why Dense Storage?

4. 1. Why Dense Storage? Introduction 1. The National ID Card has established an “Event Horizon” in the Smart Card Industry - Will establish the political boundaries of smart card identity applications for a population-based constituency 2. Storage based ID cards are the tools of “Quantum Singularity” that will determine the longevity of this horizon - Dense storage is a “future proof” means of integrating massive paradigm shift resulting from this event Continued…

5. 1. Why Dense Storage? (Continued)  Reversible Engineering – Storage card platform is an intelligent “smart-wallet” for the ID applications industry  Contingency Planning/Redundancy – What if third party client/server network fails?  Personal Archive/Retrieval – Forensic artifacts can be embedded in the ID application management process  Psychology – Better to have dense storage capacity and not need it than to need it and not have it Introduction

6. 2. Why OpCard?  The OpCard is the first optical card that conforms to the structural specifications of an ISO stored value card while integrating the memory of a 250MB DVD optical media diskette and the security of a smart chip.  The OpCard is an “all in one” multi- platform card that can support a comprehensive range of open ended identification technologies & applications.  The expanded storage capacity of the OpCard is sufficient to contain complex programming codes that cannot be included in chip-based memory cards. Integrated Hardware Solution Introduction Continued…

7. DVD Benefits  DVD is the growing format of choice for optical storage media after CD.  Compatible with DVD playback devices both in PC and consumer market.  Information stored can be audio, video, images, data and multimedia formats.  Lowest cost per megabyte of computer storage.  Further storage capacity increases are possible. 2. Why OpCard? (continued) Introduction

8. 3. Why Opsis?  Research Focus – Under telemedicine contract with Lucent Technologies & Johns Hopskins created OpGenesis PHR card model  Legacy Free – Enterprise model based on emerging relationships& redundancies not institutional hierarchy  Consumer Driven – Based upon pre-Sep 11 market assumptions about government & privacy  Hong Kong/Bermuda based – at forefront of technological/financial engineering Introduction Continued…

9. Corporate Profile  Private Delaware company incorporated in 1999  Transnational developer of optical storage media, including diskettes and cards  80 employees worldwide  Offices located in Florida, Hong Kong, China, Malaysia, Germany & Bermuda  Net Value – US$24 million  Projected 2001 Revenue – US$16 million  7 OpCard related patents pending in Hong Kong 3. Why Opsis? (continued)  2001 - Acquired No. 1 DVD manufacturer in Hong Kong (Goldsense Technology)  Licensed to trade with Government of China Introduction Continued…

10. Strategic Partners  IQ-Data GmbH (Germany) (Product development and manufacturing equipment supplier) 3. Why Opsis? (continued)  Seropa/Axxicon (France) (mold design & manufacturing)  Avantico (Great Britain) (Gluing & Bonding Process)  Steag (Germany) (DVD Production lines)  Emould (Germany) (Molding Technologies)  Bayer (Germany) (Plastic Resin & Molding Compounds)  Sibert (Great Britain) (Punching Equipment & Technologies)  Sieghard Schiller (Germany) (Card Assembly Equipment)  M2 (Sweden) (Production Lines)  Linfair Engineering (Taiwan) (Engineering) Introduction

11. ID Card Configurations A.OpCard PrototypesOpCard Prototypes B.OpCard Storage FormatsOpCard Storage Formats D.Types of OpCardTypes of OpCard C.OpCard Versions

12. OpCard Prototypes Asymmetric/Laminated Symmetric/Single-Ply ID Card Configurations

13. OpCard Storage Formats ID Card Configurations Read OnlyDVD-ROM (pre- recorded) - 250MB capacity For large amounts of information in a standard size card that can be fit into wallets. RecordableDVD-R (write once) - 250MB capacity For highly secured applications and information, as stored data can neither be modified nor erased. RewritableDVD-RW (multiple changes)- 200MB capacity For applications that require moderate level of security, but require dynamic changes to stored information

14. THE MOSAIC:OpCard® with DVD-ROM THE THESPIAN:OpCard® with DVD-Video/Audio THE OPTICAL:OpCard® with DVD-R (under development) THE GENIUS:OpCard® with DVD-PROM – a combination of DVD-R and DVD- ROM (under development) 4 Versions of OpCard ID Card Configurations

15. Types of OpCard Type A: DVD only Type B: DVD and contact-type chip Type C: DVD and hairline magnetic stripe* Type D: DVD and embossing* Type E: DVD and contact less sensor)* Type V: DVD with chip and hairline magnetic stripe* Type W: DVD with embossing and hairline magnetic stripe* Type X: DVD with chip, hairline magnetic stripe and embossing* Type Z: All of the above with encrypted hub* ID Card Configurations * Under Development

16. ID Card Implementations OpGenesis OpGenesis enables users to store and update their Personal Health Records using an OpCard.

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26. Authentication/Anonymity Security Features 1. Multi-FunctionalityMulti-Functionality 3. PackagingPackaging 4. Smart Chip IntegrationSmart Chip Integration 5. Encryption HubEncryption Hub 2. Tamperproof MediaTamperproof Media

27.  The OpCard can function as a multipurpose credit card, smart card and/or a data storage card at the same time. 1. Multi-Functionality Authentication/Anonymity Security Features  Multiple functions generate unique user artifacts that serve as authentication/anonymity tools Continued…

28. Authentication/Anonymity Security Features 2. Tamperproof Media  Security features embedded in the OpCard media are permanent and tamperproof. Continued…

29. Authentication/Anonymity Security Features  Design of the OpCard allows the integration of holograms and customised printing embedded within the card body thus offering increased authentication & security with minimal cost increase. 3. Packaging Continued…

30.  First level security is provided through the standard softkey generated/stored in the smart card chip module. Authentication/Anonymity Security Features 4. Smart Chip Integration Continued…

31.  Technically capable of storing additional data on hub – requires development of customized reader. Authentication/Anonymity Security Features 5. Encryption Hub

32. Hard Issues High Production Price Point: $20-$50 OpCard requires a diskette adapter when being read in a DVD drive Popular “business card” format undervalued by security industry Vulnerabilities OpCards may be target of unauthorized duplication DVD patent rights increasingly subject of piracy/competition

33. Key Points 1. OpCards can be custom engineered as a forensic platform for the National ID Card 2. OpCard is a “future-proof” memory platform due to in centrifugal position in the optical diskette engineering industry 3. OpCards establish “best-of-breed” standards for integration and innovation of customised identification technologies for the National ID Card

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