Secure dual interface readers
Secure contact readers
Secure
Transaction
Terminals
Secure
Contactless readers
USB Token
Contactless & contact
Access Control
Logical & physical
Dave Holmes – dholmes@scmmicro.com
Vice President & General Manager - SCM Americas
CTST 2009, Emerging Technology Session

SCM Microsystems – @ a glance
SCM enabled smart card infrastructure
Over 15 million smart card readers shipped to 360 customers in more than 50 countries
History
Founded in 1990; incorporated in Delaware;
IPO in 1997 Public Listings: Prime Standard, Frankfurt: SMY, Nasdaq: SCMM
Financial Scale
$30+ million in revenues in 2007
Munich(Germany)
Headquarter Global Presence
Fremont,CA (US), Tokyo (JP), Chennai (IN), HongKong (CN)
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SCM’s Portfolio
Dual
Interface
C’less
ISO 14443
NFC
FeliCa
Contact
ASICs, Modules
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Stationary Devices Terminals Personal Devices
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Trend in Token Devices
Traditional tokens for secure authentication have come in a card form factor (contact or contactless)
Smart Card Industry trends similar to other technology industries
Trend: Multiple functions added to the device
Card format has limited ability to build in new functionality
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SCM Token Line
SCT3511 @MAXX lite @MAXX prime
Smartcard Reader for ID000 cards
Internal RF antenna (C4/C8)
Embedded Flash Memory 1or 2GB
Smartcard Reader for ID000 cards
Internal RF antenna (C4/C8)
Embedded Flash Memory 2GB
Smartcard Reader for ID000 cards
Internal RF antenna (C4/C8) I
Micro SD card reader
Internal RF antenna (C4/C8)
Female USB extension hub
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Hardware features of the @MAXX prime
Embedded Flash Memory
• partitionable (e.g. CD-Rom partition) with several partitions
• data on flash can be encrypted by the smartcard and a PC application
• can be preloaded with software on production level
Micro SD card reader
• micro SD card reader for SD cards up to 8GB
• can be used to enlarge the storage capacity
Female USB extension hub
• extension hub to connect additional low voltage devices
Smartcard Reader for ID000 cards
• 8-pin Smartcard Reader for smartcards with ID-000 format
• smarcards can be used to store digital signatures, PINs, Passwords, encryption keys
Internal RF antenna (C4/C8)
• the antenna is connected to the smarcard reader and can be used for dual-interface smartcards
• passive NFC token
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@MAXX prime schematic construction
1.
Contact SC reader for Dual interface Smart Card antenna connection on C4 /C8
2.
Internal RF antenna
3.
SD card reader
4.
On board flash memory
5.
USB expansion slot (via internal USB hub)
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Using a dual interface smart card
@MAXX as passive NFC tag
C4
C8
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Field of application for USB tokens same as Cards
Logical Access Payment
Physical Access
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Ticketing
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Physical and Logical Access with USB tokens
• you can use the contactless part for physical access
•Credentials stored in the dual interface smart card
• e.g. Doors, time/attendance recording
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• use the contact part of the smartcard for logical access
• e.g. Windows logon, digital signature
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Increased functionality continued: Mobile PC
Damn Small Linux (DSL) Ceedo Enterprise / Ceedo Personal
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• The embedded flash memory and/or the micro SD-card can be used to install portable applications (e.g. Damn Small Linux or Ceedo)
• With this applications the @MAXX can be used as mobile PC
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Increased functionality cont: Password Managing
Private Business
• Passwords for office applications like
Lotus Notes or SAP can be stored on a smartcard
• the smartcard can also be used to store VPN connection information
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@MAXX with BioID Application
@MAXX BioID
• Windows Logon
• Password Manager
BioID
(face and voice
Recognition)
• Face recognition by webcam
• Voice recognition by microphone
Middleware
• enables to write and store the
BioID-templates on the smartcard
• the face template will be stored on the
PIN protected smartcard
• during the logon process the face recorded by the webcam will be compared with the template on the smartcard
• additional voice recognition can increase the security
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All Company and/or product names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

Secure dual interface readers
Secure contact readers
Secure
Transaction
Terminals
Secure
Contactless readers
USB Token
Contactless & contact
Access Control
Logical & physical