Reducing fragmentation in a
scattered eID marked
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Norstella, eID workshop
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Oslo, 16
thSeptember 2014
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Arne Vidar Haug
About Signicat
Cloud eID / eSignature
• 8 years experience • Mature cloud model
– Multi-tenant, configurable, easy integration, subscription
• Redundant data centers
– Audited after ISO standard • Offices in NO, SE, DK & FI
Large Customer Base
• Identifies over 60 million users • Global coverage with alternative
ID proofing methods for online use • Used by more than 200
organizations
• Enterprises and consumers
Innovation and Technology
• Early mover and leader on CrossBorder eID and Real Signature • Winner of International Identity
Deployment of the Year Award, and Best Innovation Award at the Cards and Payments Europe Awards
• Work with clients and security technology partners to stay
innovative and ahead of the game
Partner Reach
(examples)Trust - necessary for online business
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Any business relying on online transactions requires a satisfactory
trust-level for their operation. From government, health care, telco's,
banks and big-box retailers.
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This only works if individuals can be accurately, rapidly and cost
effectively authenticated online without face-to-face interaction.
► Identity Providers and Attribute Providers are key to this remote
proofing.
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The ability to identify/authenticate individuals online is the
underlying, basic enabler that ensures trust.
► In other words, electronic ID is the key factor. It also serves as a
foundation for relevant value adding services such as e-signature.
Identitiet er ofte startpunktet for mange
sektorer
Identitet er tradisjonelt håndtert separat av hver sektor:
Offentlig sektor
Er du kvalifisert for etoffentlig gode?
ID Risiko:
- Svindel for tilgang til et gode - Lenger prosessering - Redundant prosessering
Helse sektoren
Hvem er du?Hva er din medisinske historie? ID Risiko: - Utstedelses svindel - Pasient privacy - Integritet på registre
Finansiell sektor
Hvem er du?Hvordan vil du betale?
ID Risiko:
- Finansiell svindel - Hvitvask
- Høyere transaksjons-avgift
Digital Identity
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Digital Identity can be fetched to both
► Persons (as a private person or as a role within a company)
► Machines (“internet of things” – some 75 million machine-to-machine
connections will be added in Europe by 2015)
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Drive towards more self-service apps and portals
► companies are moving more customer transactions from the offline
labor-intense world to online self-service portals
► Online and mobile transactions are far less expensive to support.
Indeed, for banks, they run just 5% of the cost of branch transactions.
There is several credential and identity
assurance levels
Assurance Levels • LEVEL 4
• Very high confidence required • Level 3
• High confidence required • Level 2
• Some confidence required • Level 1
• Little confidence required
Binding a credential to a unique individual
Establishing the real identity of an individual
Assurance Levels • LEVEL 4
• Very high confidence required • Level 3
• High confidence required • Level 2
• Some confidence required • Level 1
• Little confidence required An individual
Strong e-ID:
The potential for 2017- 2020: 450 million
Europeans will have an eID, 350 million in South East Asia, 150 million in Brazil,..
There are many e-identities (both weak &
strong, mobile & web based)
For use within B2B and B2C scenarios Legitimation and binding signature
e-ID ‘the new way’:
eID in the Nordics (NO, SE, DK, FI)
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More than 18 million citizens has an eID in the Nordics
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eID issued by banks / bank cooperation, telco’s and government
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Different technology choices, certificate types and collaborative models
► Technology changes over time (now: Java -> Java servlets)
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Merchants in the private and public sectors
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eID can be used for legitimation, logon and and binding e-signature
Sweden Finland Norway Denmark
N
ordic
eI
Characteristics with eID schemes
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Strict issuing procedures
► Bank’s office, police stations, public offices, etc.
► Identification with passports, public id, etc.
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Users are familiar with the eID environment
► Frequently used in banks, public services
► User remember their credentials
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High security level
► Often PKI-based with electronic signatures available
► 2-factors or more Something you have Something you know Something you are
Customers/Users expect fast and convenient
access anywhere, anytime and on any device!
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Full traceability in financial transactions and products
Questions for the Service Provider before
implementing eID
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What opportunities are there in eID for the business?
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How to implement eID in current solutions?
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How to implement solutions and procedures for customer service
related to the eID?
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How to integrate electronically signed documents into existing
workflow?
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How to ensure that usability and ergonomics are right for the
service?
Relaying Party (Website/App)
Reduce Complexity by using a Digital
Identity Service Provider (DISP)
Identity & Signature as a Service End User SAML(xml) Web Service Authenticators (eID) /OCSP/ Proprietary ID Verification Redirect (https) eID infrastructure: E-signature
DISPs add simplicity in e-identity, such as PSPs did for payments
The Old Fashioned Way vs. The New Style
- Electronic Signature delivered in a standardised way
Old style >1 Week
New style
>1 Day / No-paper
eID used to sign, together with credentials from cert Text from agreement will appear. Time stamp. Signed data object etc
Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund
Digital identity as a competitive advantage
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Introduce ID solutions that offers customers a flexible and
secure platform for authentication and digital signatures
► Let users choose the eID he is familiar with and not yet another service
specific username and password.
► Introduce risk based authentication
► Use an ID-Hub as one-stop-shop to remove complexity and deliver trust
by providing easy access to all relevant eIDs that scales well with the business.
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Customer benefits
► Low friction, intelligent authentication enables convenient access to the
services, anytime and anywhere.
► Secure and adaptive protection means higher completion rate
► Same ID and user experience across all applications, channels and
Value for business
Green values
• Replacing paper and ink with E-signature
• Supporting sustainable IT with Software as a Service Business process productivity
• Increasing self-service and time to completion (e-signature) • Integrating to existing eServices easily
Risk managment
• Enabling strong user authentication (e.g. Bank codes, mobile eID) • Authenticating temporary (ad-hoc) users
• Empowering e-signature for contracts, binding offers etc. Cost-effectiveness
• Reusing existing electronic identities (eID’s)
• Outsourcing authentication and e-signature services • Cutting down logistical costs
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Business boost
• More transaction completed, and increased adoption and usage • Reduced fraud (strong authentication/non-repudiation)