© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council Implementing a PKI The Southampton Pathfinder for Smart Cards in public services

© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council Agenda Overview of SmartPath Principles Project Scope The Process How Does it Work Progress Major Issues The Future

© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council Overview Develop Robust/Resilient Security Infrastructure for Electronic Service Delivery. Though Development of PKI Build Around Existing SmartCities Scheme Available from Kiosks, PCs in Libraries 6000 Citizens

© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council Principles Bridge Digital Divide Through SmartCard Public Access Points Needed Real World Application –Housing Repairs Portability and Interoperability –Java 2 Enterprise Edition –XML

© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council Scope Business Process Development –SmartCities –Housing –PKI/Certificate Management Infrastructure Development System Design Integration –With Back Office –SmartCities Secure Portal Intuitive User Interface

© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council Process Select Systems Integrator –S-CAT Phase One –Logical Architecture –Supplier Selection –High Level Physical Architecture Phase Two –Define Physical Infrastructure –Integration Definition –Public Consultation

© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council Process Phase 2 –Design of Processes Housing repairs SmartCities Registration Certificate Management Phase 3 –Software Development –Infrastructure Installation –Integration –Testing –Implementation

© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council How Does It Work Registration –Certificate Request Posted from SmartCities to FTP Server –Certificate Server Regularly Polls for Requests –FTP Request to Certificate Server –Check in CRM to Confirm Housing Tenant –Certificate and User Account Created –FTP Back to SmartCities –Card Encoded with Certificate Ready for Use

© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council How Does It Work Login Process –Card Inserted Inserted Reader –PIN Unlocks Necessary Keys –Certificate Copied From the Card to Cryptographic Store in Microsoft IE 5 –Java Applet Synchronises Certificate with User Account –Confirmation of Account Entry in Security/Policy Server –Access to Specified Resources via Proxy Server through Firewall Housing Repairs –Upon Completion Cryptographic Store is Flushed –Ready For Next User

© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council How Does It Work Lost/Stolen/Blacklisted Cards –Card Loss Report –SmartCities Creates a ‘Hotlist’ –‘Hotlist’ Sent to SmartPath –Checked – Certificate and Account Revoked –New Card Created if Necessary –Registration Process Begins

© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council Progress Currently in Final Phase of Testing Due to Complete 29 th April Delays Due to Need to Replace Security Infrastructure Supplier Issues Relating to Card/Browser Synchronisation Key Member of Staff on Jury Service for 2 Weeks

© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council Major Issues Coordinating Multiple Partners Level of Work Required on Certificate Policies –Certificate Policy –Certificate Practice Statement Integration Between Smart cards and Web Browser ‘Don’t Believe the Hype’

© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council The Future Develop Key Components as a Product that Could Implemented Elsewhere Share Documents –Certificate Practice Statement –Certificate Policy –Design Documents Develop as a National model Integrate With UK-Online Obtain T-Scheme Approval

© Southampton City Council Sean Dawtry – Southampton City Council