1. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers Belgian eID : applications & card readers Microsoft Event June 2 2004 Bart Symons Bart.symons@zetes.com

2. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers Course Outline Zetes & Belgian eID project New Belgian eID card : three key functions Quick Applications overview eID Tools to use eID Card Readers : quid ? eID applications demo : – Web authentication using MS Internet Explorer – Signing Word documents based on eID certificate

3. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers Where to situate Zetes Belgian group, created in 1984 Revenue ~100 M € in 2003 with 450+ people Two business axes : – Automatic Identification, Authentication & Data Capture (tracking & tracing of goods) – Identification of people (authentication, digital signature, encryption) -> P.A.S.S. Division Responsible for full Belgian eID implementation Bart Symons : architect for the eID and other INTL people identification projects.

4. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers Smart Card services: ZETES C ARD S ZETES Cards & Services: value-adding producer of intelligent & memory cards Complete value chain – Manufacturing – Personalisation – Logistics services Highly secured production site in Be Web-based tracking system

5. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers Smart card services: ZETES PASS ZETES PASS = Personal Authentication & Security Services Solution Provider for authentication of people accessing e-services Integrator of customised projects including – Authentication – Non-repudiation (digital signature) – Data integrity – Confidentiality

6. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers Three types of uses : data capture, authentication & signature ID address e-Business e-Identity files : data capture Free memory for e-Applications applications e.g. - Biometric access - e-driver license - Alternative for SIS card - Target groups: Doctors, Lawyers, Companies - Other …. Reference : eID white paper developed by authentication digital signature Certificates RRN SIGN and

7. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers Practical use in companies : data capture Cost reduction by using the right employee data in different processes (ref KPMG PPT) : – HR division capturing employee data when employees change address or performing personnel evaluations – HR division capturing new hires data – Employees filling out non-anonymous forms to evaluate trainings – Reception desk : receiving visitors and applying security policy – Etc. Physical building access based on eID files with central authorisation dbase : less used (most companies prefer contactless cards)

8. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers Practical use in companies : authentication Remote website log-on based on eID (homeworkers and traveling employees) : different access possible based on employee status (centrally managed) Accessing the company intranet based on eID – principle of performing the authorisation through central database (employee “role”) B-t-B : authentication as first step in e- invoicing and e-purchase

9. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers Practical use in companies : digital signature Signing e-mails : proving mail integrity and non-repudiation (ref KPMG example) Signing Word documents, PDF-documents in e-trading Signed e-documents can be e-archived : cost reduction (less paper, transport, etc.) Using digital signature is fast and accurate : internal company requests or interaction with partners ! UNIQUE : eID digital signature has same value as handwritten signature !

10. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers Practical use in companies : eID tools built by Zetes RRN : tools available FedICT : launched May

11. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers eID Toolkit Graphical Interface

12. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers eID multi-platform middleware Microsoft Windows environments – Win98 and up OS neutral standards – Linux, MacOSX, Sun Solaris Java OpenCard Framework – Generic Java interface for card readers and applications on card

13. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers eID Card Readers Requirements : – minimum open standards to comply with (ISO 7816) – PIN pad not mandatory but recommended – Labeling by FedICT very soon Different reader options available : – Mobile or fixed – With or without pinpad – eID only – eID & SIS – eID & payment – eID, SIS & payment

14. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers eID Card Readers : fixed solutions Connected without pinpad Most frequent use : for data capture (eg ISABEL roll-out to their 80.000 customers) Connected with pinpad for signature/authentication operations

15. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers eID Card Readers : mobile solutions Solutions with pinpad : Most frequent use : health market PCMCIA version : “Value Checkers” : low demand ZETES PASS-Mate™

16. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers eID Card Readers : payment Banksys : – CZAM Smash being adapted – CZAM BBD (bank counters) also – CZAMi not compatible (low memory) – Low end (CZAM PC) not eID compatible Thales terminals :

17. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers eID applications Demo – Web authentication using MS Internet Explorer – Signing Word documents based on eID certificate

18. Zetes : Be eID applications & readers THANK YOU ! Recommended literature : Zetes eID White paper – developed by Zetes in combination with CertiPost (october 2003) ‘10 million new Belgian electronic ID cards : a success !’ – developed by Zetes as academic paper submission for the official Dublin e-government conference (june 2004) E-government: the approach of the Belgian federal administration, Brussels, FEDICT & CrossRoadsBank of Social Security, 2003 (F. Robben – J. Deprest) - http://www.law.kuleuven.ac.be/icri/frobben/publication%20list.htm