1. Ideas for RFID and IoT Standardization ?
Briefing Notes
Ideas for RFID and IoT Standardization ?
ETSI 3,4 Dec
RFID IoT WorkShop
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2. Debriefing Session - Overview
GRIFS FP7 project
CEN, ETSI, GS1
Standardisation co-ordination at global level for supply-chain RFID & IoT
ITU-T JCA NID
Ensure that the liaison between ETSI and this group is active and operational
ICTSB
European-level standardisation co-ordination – ongoing
Plugtests
RFID planned for 2008
IoT planned for 2009
FP6 / FP7 Cluster of projects on RFID
Source of standardisation topics?
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3. Debriefing – Security and Privacy
French Govt
Encourages coherent approach between different bodies in IoT implementation
Call for closer work between users and technology suppliers in defining usage solutions
E.g. ongoing co-operation in French Competitivity clusters
Privacy: not all applications need be addressed the same way. Segment between world of industrial applications, and world of applications involving citizen
What is the scope of the Internet of Things? What involvement of ONS in this?
BNetzA
RFID tags and readers fall under existing R&TTE Directive
Are telecoms terminal equipment, radio equipment
Essential Requirements in existing Directive could be used to provide for regulatory standards on privacy of data and prevention of fraud
Needs requirements to be established by TCAM
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4. Debriefing – Security and Privacy
Humboldt University
User-centric modelling of RFID usage
User perception key to trust and acceptance
Destroying or Killing RFID tags at POS destroys any downstream usage in Internet of Things
Giving people control over tag-reader communication is key requirement to ensure privacy
Cognitive control
Decisional control
Behavioural control
4 post-purchase tag control mechanisms
Kill
On-tag scheme
User-based PET
Agent-based PET
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5. Debriefing – Security and Privacy
Trevor Peirce
Encourages use of HF (at least look at different behaviours of different technologies)
Still technical barriers to widespread RFID deployment – so an opportunity to improve on current standards
Don’t always rely on RFID-source data – system is not necessarily reliable
Legislation on privacy could help RFID deployment – increase clarity
Umberto Moran
Password-protected tags presented
Need to know tag-ID to communicate with it
Forces rethink of processes using RFID
Alternative approach for certain applications
Would provide end-user control
Requires improvement in read rates to realise full potential
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6. Debriefing – Security and Privacy
Define business & use cases
Define level of security and privacy required for each case
Then choose/define technology to meet requirements
Many technology standards already exist
Lots of radio interface technologies etc.
Need functional specification to provide overview
Classify different technologies
Classify use cases
Classify privacy and security issues and proposed solutions
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Debriefing – M2M
ETSI Strategic topic for 2008
Orange Labs: standardisation requirements presented
Telenor and ISMB proposal
Both propose event-based approach
Telenor: API based approach
ISMB: XMPP recommended
Potential topic for further workshop / exploratory meeting
Perhaps unlink from RFID workshop in February?
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