1. PRESENTATION OF ETSI © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved Sophia Antipolis, 22 May 2014 Luis Jorge Romero Director General, ETSI

2. ETSI in a nutshell Associate ― ICT standards organization based in France ― Formaly recognized as SDO by the EU ― Telecoms, IT and « ICT inside » e.g. e-ID, transports, mobile payments, etc. ― Global membership (750+ Members/62 countries) ― Direct participation ― “Made in EU for global use”  enabler of a series of worldwide industrial hits ― Home of the UICC –most deployed secure element worldwide ― Partnership is the preferred way (3GPP, M2M…) ― Interoperability (CTI) © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved

3. Today’s theme: e-ID The Porvoo Group is an international cooperative network coordinated by the Population Register Centre of Finland.Porvoo Group Its primary goal is to promote a trans-national, interoperable e-ID based on PKI technology (Public Key Infrastructure), smart cards and chip ID cards, as well as secure e-services in Europe. © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved

4. Constellation of terms… © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved eID PKI Cross-border Mobile ID Privacy Future Authentication

5. ESTI Structure 5 General Assembly ETSI Board Technical Organization (TO) Technical Bodies (TBs) Partnership Projects (EPP) Technical Committees (TC) Special Committees (2) (SC) ETSI Projects (EP) Industry Specification Groups (ISG) Operational Co-ordination Group (OCG) Special Committees (1) (SC) (EMTEL, SAGE, UG) (3GPP) (FC, IPR) The ETSI Secretariat provides support ! © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved

6. Bottom-up approach © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved

8. Mobile Communications © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved Four Specification Groups Radio Access Network (3G / 4G) GSM EDGE Radio Access Network (2G) Service & Systems Aspects Core Network & Terminals Some key terms: Mobile ID Authentication Cross border

9. Smart Card Platform UICC used for (U)SIM/ISIM in 3GPP, for R-UIM in 3GPP2 and more (5+ billion UICC deployed) Embedded UICC (eUICC): Work on secure remote provisioning of access credentials Mobile contactless: Work with NFC Forum and GlobalPlatform APIs and conformance testing work ongoing © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved

10. Electronic Signatures © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved Electronic signature formats: XAdES, CAdES, PAdES Algorithms and parameters for e-signatures Rationalised Framework of e-sign standards Cryptographic suites Trusted Service Providers supporting signature Testing compliance and interoperability

11. Cybersecurity Security of infrastructures, devices, services and protocols Security advice, guidance and operational security requirements to users, manufacturers and network and infrastructure operators Security tools and techniques to ensure security Creation of security specifications and alignment with work done in other TCs © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved

12. Top-down © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved

13. Where we come from: ETSI has a number of security-related standardization activities ETSI is the home of the UICC a smart card not only targeted at telecoms used in various environments to secure service- and application- related credentials most notable use as a platform for mobile comms application a secure element of choice for mobile contactless services the most successful smart card ever (5+ billion deployed in 2012) © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved

14. Where we stand: UICC evolution driven by mobile telecoms Convergence of services on the mobile platform Payments DRM Ticketing & Access Control ID, Health Card, Driver License Yet, multiplication of secure elements No single element meets all security requirements The card issuer "gets in the way" Card Issuer + third parties model difficult to set up. Each vertical market has its own secure element © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved

15. Where we go: Delivery of a smart and secure platform For securely managing identities, authentication and authorization, based on the consolidated requirements of multiple industries Not only a smart and secure element Common understanding of the security requirements and levels Best in class interoperability Involvement of all industry sectors Requirements collection process takes all sectors into account Win/Win for all players: Common platform and management entities Lower costs and better interoperability Better market adoption Level playing field for all © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved

16. Smart Secure Platform Framework and approach First, a firewalled, per sector approach Then work on common elements © ETSI 2014. All rights reserved Aggregation of Sectors Requirements and identification of Generic Needs Use Cases Requirements Set #1 Key Players Common decision regarding the setup of future activities Work on technical specifications and compliance aspects Use Cases Requirements Set #2 Key Players Use Cases Requirements Set #3 Key Players Use Cases Requirements Set #4 Key Players Use Cases Requirements Set #5 Key Players Banking and Financial Services Mobile Telecoms Government & Identity Transportation, Physical Access, Logical Access Machine-Type Communicatio ns (M2M) Timeline Consultations Aggregation of needs & requirements Autumn 2014 Sector Workshops March - June