 Exhibit Hours
Tues May 2 * 4-7:30pm Wed May 3 * 10am-5pm Thu May 4 * 10am-3pm |
 CONFERENCE AGENDA
Track Sessions
 Tuesday, May 02, 2006
Conference OverviewFT01 Foundations of Card Technology for Transactions FT02 Java Card Technology Update FT03 GlobalPlatform Smart Card Infrastructure Technology Update CT04 Emerging Payment Technologies: Challengers, Contenders... ST05 Foundations of Access Security Implementation Wednesday, May 03, 2006
CT11 Contactless Transactions: An Issuer PerspectiveCT12 Prepaid Card Technologies and Business Strategies CT13 Integrating New Technologies for Point of Sale ST14 Biometrics for Access Security ST15 Logical/Physical Security Convergence Thursday, May 04, 2006
CT21 Contactless Transactions: An Acquirer/Merchant PerspectiveCT22 Technologies and Strategies to Increase Customer Loyalty CT23 NFC: Strategies for the Contactless/Telecom Convergence ST24 Technologies and Strategies to Fight Fraud and ID Theft ST25 Fingerprint Biometrics: Strategies for Implementation
Tuesday, May 02, 2006
Fifteen full-day workshops cover every aspect of token-based transaction and security technology and business strategy. Key: FT=Foundation Technology, CT=Card/Transaction Technology, ST=Security Technology
FT01 Foundations of Card Technology for Transactions Card Technology is having a major impact on payments transactions. This workshop, produced by the Smart Card Alliance, will cover the technology of both contact and contactless smart cards and how they are applied in secure payments. The morning panel presentations will address the state of the payments marketplace and changes in infrastructure taking place through the payments industry. The afternoon panels will discuss the issues facing the stakeholders in the payments delivery and acceptance areas including the issuers, merchants, and consumers, plus address issues related to the convergence of smart payments technology and a number of familiar transaction technologies.
Workshop Advisor:Randy Vanderhoof, Executive Director,Smart Card Alliance
9:00 AM Introduction and Welcome Randy Vanderhoof Executive Director Smart Card Alliance 9:15 AM Payments Industry Overview Deborah Baxley Partner, Banking Strategic Change Practice IBM 10:00 AM Payments Technology Overview Matthew Radcliffe Field Marketing Manager Axalto 10:30 AM Break [Exhibits Not Open] 10:45 AM Payments Infrastructure: Building Security and Convenience into Consumers Payments Francine Dubois VP of Marketing Oberthur Card Systems 11:10 AM Payments Infrastructure: Integrating Advanced Payments at the Point of Sale Mohammad Khan President & Founder ViVOTech 11:35 AM Payments Infrastructure: Processing Advanced Payments, Evolution of the Backend Wendy Humphrey Vice President First Data Payment Systems 12:00 PM Keynote Lunch and Card Technology Breakthrough Awards 1:45 PM Payments Industry Stakeholders: Finding Value in Advanced Payments for Financial Institutions Niki Manby VP, Market & Technology Innovation Visa USA 2:10 PM Payments Industry Stakeholders: Finding Value for Advanced Payments for Merchants Jim Diezemann VP, Business Development MasterCard International 2:35 PM Payments Industry Stakeholders: Finding Value for Advanced Payments for Consumers Gail Francolini VP, Advanced Payments American Express 3:00 PM Break [Exhibits Not Open] 3:15 PM Convergence in the Payments Industry: Making Internet Transactions More Secure Toni Merschen Senior Vice President MasterCard 3:50 PM Convergence in the Payments Industry: NFC and Mobile Payments Manuel Albers Regional Director, Business Development Philips 4:10 PM Convergence in the Payments Industry: Transportation and Parking Greg Garback Executive Officer, Dept of Finance,Washington Area Metro Transit Authority 4:30 PM Conference Adjourns [Exhibits Open, Welcome Reception] 7:30 PM Exhibits Close FT02 Java Card Technology Update As the software platform of choice for over 1 billion smart cards, Java Card is evolving in ways that will allow cards to hold their own with other IT devices. Smart cards have always been able to do security better than other devices, which makes them ideal for controlling authentication, payment and rights for downloading music, games and videos. But cards have been plagued by a burdensome infrastructure of drivers, special hardware and middleware just to communicate with other devices. This session will show you how Java Card is moving beyond these restrictions and introduce you to a number of application case studies that are sure to spark your interest.
Workshop Advisor: Ramanuj Banerjee, Technical Marketing, Java Card Group Attendees Will Learn:
9:00 AM Introduction and Welcome Ramanuj Banerjee Technical Marketing, Java Card Group Sun Microsystems 9:20 AM Java Card Semiconductor Update Robert Stuart Product Manager Sharp Microelectronics of the Americas 9:55 AM Java Card Telecom Applications Sergio Cozzolino Customer Integration VP Telecom Italia Mobile S.p.A. 10:30 AM Break [Exhibits Not Open] 10:45 AM Java Card Performance in Identity-Based Applications Neville Pattinson Director of Marketing & Technology, Smart Cards; Access & Public Sector Axalto 11:20 AM Featured Presentation: The Future of Java Card William Vass Chief Information Officer Sun Microsystems 12:00 PM Keynote Lunch and Card Technology Breakthrough Awards 1:45 PM Java Card for Transport Applications Jerome Ajdenbaum Financial and Transport Products Marketing Director Gemplus 2:20 PM Contactless Java Card Applications Tom Hissam Sales Executive IBM 3:00 PM Break [Exhibits Not Open] 3:15 PM Banking Applications: EMV on Java Card Mansour Karimzadeh SVP Americas Aconite Technology 3:50 PM Java Card and Security Applications Linda Slattery IT Manager Sun Microsystems 4:30 PM Conference Adjourns [Exhibits Open, Welcome Reception] 7:30 PM Exhibits Close FT03 GlobalPlatform Smart Card Infrastructure Technology Update Issuers, service providers and technology suppliers are discovering the benefits of interoperable specifications for multi-application smart cards, acceptance devices and systems infrastructures. GlobalPlatform technology currently delivers those benefits to 75 million cards in global circulation. This session will help you to understand the value of each component within the smart card infrastructure-the card, device and system-and how to better leverage the benefits of standardization in an integrated implementation. In the afternoon you'll hear from a number case studies from recent multi-application card implementations.
Workshop Advisor: Marc Kekicheff, VP, Visa International, and Vice-Chair, GlobalPlatform Attendees Will Learn:
9:00 AM Introduction and Welcome Keven Gillick Director, GlobalPlatform, & Head of Corporate Marketing Datacard Group Datacard Group 9:20 AM Business Scenario for Standards in a Government Smart Card Implementation Keven Gillick Director, GlobalPlatform, & Head of Corporate Marketing Datacard Group Datacard Group 9:45 AM Card Specifications and Standardization Klaus Gungl Card Committee Chair, GlobalPlatform, and Senior Smart Card Systems Architect IBM Global Services 10:30 AM Break [Exhibits Not Open] 10:45 AM Device Specifications and Standardization Gil Bernabeu Technical Director, GlobalPlatform, and Technical Advisor Gemplus 11:30 AM Systems Specifications and Standardization Christophe Biehlmann Systems Committee Chair, GlobalPlatform, and Software Engineer Datacard 12:00 PM Keynote Lunch and Card Technology Breakthrough Awards 1:45 PM Systems Specifications and Standardization, Continued Christophe Biehlmann Systems Committee Chair, GlobalPlatform, and Software Engineer Datacard 2:05 PM Summary of Technology Overview Keven Gillick Director, GlobalPlatform, & Head of Corporate Marketing Datacard Group Datacard Group 2:20 PM Case Study: Multiapplication Cards at Department of Defense Lynne Prince Deputy Access & Authentication Technology Division, U.S. Department of Defense Defense Manpower Data Center 3:00 PM Break [Exhibits Not Open] 3:15 PM Case Study: National ID Program in the Sultanate of Oman Tommi Nordberg VP, Government ID Marketing Gemplus 3:50 PM Case Study: Taiwan National Health Care Card Christian Jüttner VP Strategic Marketing Giesecke & Devrient GmbH 4:30 PM Conference Adjourns [Exhibits Open, Welcome Reception] 7:30 PM Exhibits Close CT04 Emerging Payment Technologies: Challengers, Contenders... Financial services institutions and retailers face a technology landscape that has grown increasingly complex over the past five years. The early days of the Internet, desktop computing, and mobile technologies have spurred a vast array of disruptive technologies that are changing the way transactions are conducted. This session will help you plan to overhaul legacy systems, evaluate emerging solutions and project quantifiable returns from their deployment.
Workshop Advisor: David Evans, Founder, Market Platform Dynamics Attendees Will Learn:
9:00 AM Show Me the Money: A Payment Industry Overview - What VCs Are Funding and Steering Clear Of Eric Dunn General Partner Cardinal Venture Partner David Evans Founder Market Platform Dynamics 9:30 AM Payment Touch & Go: A Panel Discussion on Competing and Overlapping Form Factors - Contactless, Biometrics, Mobile Chris Crump Director, Commercial Business Cogent Systems VC Kumar Manager of Emerging Markets, TI RFid Systems Texas Instruments Robert Wesley CEO MobileLime 10:30 AM Break [Exhibits Not Open] 10:45 AM Introduction: Making Technology Pay David Evans Founder Market Platform Dynamics 11:20 AM Making Technology Pay: A Panel Discussion on Efforts to Drive Acceptance of New Payment Technologies Will Graylin Founder & CEO Way Systems, Inc Tim Attinger Senior Vice President ,Product Innovation Visa USA Graeme Freedman Principal DotInDots 12:00 PM Keynote Lunch and Card Technology Breakthrough Awards 1:45 PM Introduction: The X/Y Factor Karen Webster President Market Platform Dynamics 2:00 PM X/Y Factor Panel Discussion: How Will the Under-35 Crowd Change the Payment Industry Landscape? Barry McCarthy SVP First Data Tom Keithley VP, Credit & Integration i4Commerce 3:00 PM Break [Exhibits Not Open] 3:15 PM Panel Discussion on Changing Ecosystems: Emerging Platforms That Are Disrupting the Payment World Moderator: Scott Hatfield Founder, VP Business Development Debitman Panelists: Farhad Farzaneh VP, Products Valista Hoss Mohsenzadeh CEO & Founder Aliaswire Inc. Mark Friedman CEO Peppercoin 4:00 PM History Lessons: Payment Industry Technologies Change, Fundamentals Remain Win Derman VP, Retired Visa 4:30 PM Conference Adjourns [Exhibits Open, Welcome Reception] 7:30 PM Exhibits Close ST05 Foundations of Access Security Implementation Integrating chip cards or biometrics with existing security systems is no easy task. Despite the difficulties, corporations and government agencies are increasingly using advanced technologies to control entry to buildings and offices. This workshop will provide a beginning/intermediate attendee from the security sector or an executive looking for information on best practices with a systems-level perspective on physical access security, including a special focus on current technology.
Workshop Advisor: Rene Bastien, President, Millenium3 E-Commerce Attendees Will Learn:
9:00 AM Introduction and Welcome Rene Bastien President Millenium3 E-Commerce 9:20 AM Issues and Trends in Access Security John Cassise Division VP of Sales, Channel Management Bioscrypt 9:55 AM How to Secure the Physical Environment Brenton Scott Executive Director, Business Development HID Corp. 10:30 AM Break [Exhibits Not Open] 10:45 AM Integrating Physical and Logical Access Control Mark Diodati Analyst Burton Group 11:20 AM Building Blocks of Identity Management for Security Bill Boggess Program Development Director DoD Access Card Office 12:00 PM Keynote Lunch and Card Technology Breakthrough Awards 1:45 PM Privacy Concerns in Access Control Rene Bastien President Millenium3 E-Commerce 2:20 PM Case Study: Driving ROI on Smart Card Deployments Kurt Anderson Global Identity Services, Human Health Informatics Pfizer 3:00 PM Break [Exhibits Not Open] 3:15 PM Case Study: Turkish Military ID Card Project Richard Cusson Regional Director, Smartcards Keycorp Ltd 3:50 PM Securing the Future: Trusted Computing and Access Control Ned Smith Infrastructure Working Group Co-Chair Trusted Computing Group 4:30 PM Conference Adjourns [Exhibits Open, Welcome Reception] 7:30 PM Exhibits Close
Wednesday, May 03, 2006
Contactless payments broke out in a big way last year, with almost every major issuer announcing a major program. But customer demand for this new technology is still a big question mark. And each card association has undertaken a number of different initiatives-giving consumers a range of exciting new options, but also creating the potential for customer confusion. In this session, you'll find out how initiatives are progressing, and where contactless technologies may take us in the future.
Workshop Advisor: Donald Davis, Editor and Associate Publisher, Card Technology, SourceMedia Attendees Will Learn:
8:30 AM Introduction and Welcome Donald Davis Editor and Associate Publisher, Card Technology SourceMedia 8:50 AM Featured Presentation: Faster, Smaller Transactions John Suchanec First VP MBNA America Bank 9:25 AM Customer Acceptance of Contactless Technologies William McCracken Chief Executive Officer Synergistics 10:00 AM Break [Exhibits Open] 10:30 AM Introducing a Contactless Debit Card Speaker TBA 11:15 AM Visa's Contactless Initiative Niki Manby VP, Market & Technology Innovation Visa USA 12:00 PM Lunch on the Exhibit Floor 1:30 PM MasterCard's Contactless Initiative Cathleen Conforti SVP, Global PayPass Product Manager MasterCard International 2:15 PM Smart Payment Networks: Discover's RFID/NFC Transformation Richard Reese VP, Enterprise Architecture Discover Financial Services, LLC 3:00 PM Break [Exhibits Open] 3:30 PM Chase's Blink Marketing Initiative Scott Rau SVP Chase Card Services 4:00 PM Panel Discussion: Selling Contactless to Merchants and Consumers Cathleen Conforti SVP, Global PayPass Product Manager MasterCard International Niki Manby VP, Market & Technology Innovation Visa USA John Suchanec First VP MBNA America Bank 5:00 PM Conference Adjourns CT12 Prepaid Card Technologies and Business Strategies Building a successful stored-value programs requires extensive, wide-ranging knowledge of market, operational, and regulatory issues. But the potential rewards are great, with some gift card programs showing triple digit year-over-year growth. This session will help you to understand the different business models, opportunities, and key differences between in-house programs and the "roll-your-own" alternatives. Youll hear from card associations, processors, banks and key officials.
Workshop Advisor: Tim Sloane, Director Debit Advisory Service, Mercator Advisory Group Attendees Will Learn:
8:30 AM Introduction and Welcome: Report on Prepaid Market Size and Growth Projections Tim Sloane Director Debit Advisory Service Mercator Advisory Group 9:15 AM Understanding Today's Go-to-Market Models and Product Feature Peter Mahr VP, Business Development eFunds Prepaid Solutions 10:00 AM Break [Exhibits Open] 10:30 AM Regulatory Issues in Stored Value Thomas Fleming Compliance Program Manager Fincancial Crimes Enforcement Center 11:15 AM Prepaid Profitability: Comparing Revenue Models and Deployment Costs Anil Aggarwal CEO Prepaid Media 12:00 PM Lunch on the Exhibit Floor 1:30 PM Prepaid Revenue: Fees, Float, Interchange and Breakage Robert Baker Prepaid Programs Consultant 2:15 PM Prepaid via Channel Partners: Healthcare and Payroll Cards Allen Pease Prepaid Programs Consultant 3:00 PM Break [Exhibits Open] 3:30 PM Case Study: A Prepaid Gift Product Program Speaker TBA 4:15 PM Planning for Successful Prepaid Program Deployment Peter Quadagno Principal & Founder Quadagno & Associates 5:00 PM Conference Adjourns CT13 Integrating New Technologies for Point of Sale POS terminals, as the interface between the consumer and the banking networks, are key to the growing movement toward electronic payments. Take a look at current examples of IP-enabled terminals and virtual terminals, contactless cards, RFID tags, and innovations that lie just around the corner. You'll discover that the definition of what a POS terminal is being stretched and vendors are clearly thinking outside the restrictive box of pure consumer payment applications.
Workshop Advisor: Paul Grill, Principal, First Annapolis Consulting Inc. Attendees Will Learn:
8:30 AM Introduction and Welcome Paul Grill Principal First Annapolis Consulting Inc. 8:50 AM Featured Presentation: The Future of Secure Electronic Payments Douglas Bergeron Chairman of the Board of Directors, CEO VeriFone 9:25 AM Maintaining Merchant and Consumer Choice at POS Diane Vogt President, Enterprise Customer Development First Data 10:00 AM Break [Exhibits Open] 10:30 AM New Technologies, and Outlook for Terminals Phil Kumnick SVP, Global Processing Solutions Vital Processing Services 11:15 AM Important Terminal and Network Security Considerations Jan Blonk Manager Security Evaluations TNO ITSEF 12:00 PM Lunch on the Exhibit Floor 1:30 PM Complete POS Solutions to Enable Small Retailers Mike Dickstein GM, Retail Solutions Microsoft Corp. 2:15 PM New Networks for POS Transactions Matthew Mudd EVP, Product and Software Development Transaction Network Services 3:00 PM Break [Exhibits Open] 3:30 PM Internet-Based Payment Processing Tony Abruzzio VP, US Merchant Product Solutions GlobalPayments, Inc. 4:15 PM Case Study: Wireless POS Technology William White VP, International Marketing Banksys 5:00 PM Conference Adjourns ST14 Biometrics for Access Security This workshop takes a close look at the current state of public acceptance of biometric technologies and how these technologies are helping organizations increase security today. The program takes an in-depth look at the types of biometrics, including iris, finger, facial, hand, and biometric fusion. Presented by the leaders in this fast-growing sector, this session explains how these technologies work, discusses the business reasons for using them, and provides questions an organization needs to ask before implementation.
Workshop Advisor: Raj Nanavati, Partner, International Biometric Group Attendees Will Learn:
8:30 AM Introduction and Welcome Raj Nanavati Partner International Biometric Group 8:50 AM Market Outlook for Biometric Technologies Joseph Atick President & CEO Identix Corp. 9:25 AM Registered Traveler: Biometrics in the Public Realm Brigitte Goersch Director of Security Greater Orlando Aviation Authority 10:00 AM Break [Exhibits Open] 10:30 AM Scenario-Based Testing Report Michael Thieme Director of Special Projects International Biometric Group 11:15 AM NIST's Iris Challenge Evaluation Study Jonathon Phillips Program Manager NIST 12:00 PM Lunch on the Exhibit Floor 1:30 PM Face Recognition as a Tool Against an Identity Fraud in Pakistan Mohamed Lazzouni CTO Viisage 2:00 PM Panel Discussion Emerging Biometric Technologies: Vein Pattern, 3D Facial, Fingerprint Recognition Robert Allen VP Marketing & Business Development Fidelica Microsystems Joel Hagberg VP Marketing & Business Development Fujitsu Computer Products of America David West CEO Geometrix 3:00 PM Break [Exhibits Open] 3:30 PM Acceptance of Biometrics in Education and Healthcare Applications Raymond "Jay" Fry CEO identiMetrics, Inc. 4:00 PM Panel Discussion Biometrics for Authentication and Security in Financial Services Thomas Harkins COO & EVP Edentify, Inc. Richard Harvey Chief Compliance Officer Silicon Valley Bank Mohamed Lazzouni CTO Viisage 5:00 PM Conference Adjourns ST15 Logical/Physical Security Convergence Many enterprises are implementing more secure access control systems that verify a person's identity and privileges before granting physical access (to a building or place) or logical access (to information or other online resources). This is leading to a convergence of these applications through multifunction ID systems. This workshop will provide a crucial overview of key issues of concern to anyone responsible for overseeing, designing, implementing, or managing an integrated security system.
Workshop Advisor: Ray Bernard, Principal Consultant,Ray Bernard Consulting Services Attendees Will Learn:
8:30 AM Introduction and Welcome Ray Bernard Principal Consultant Ray Bernard Consulting Services 8:50 AM Featured Presentation Security: What Works, What Doesn't, and Why Bruce Schneier Founder and CTO Counterpane Internet Security 9:25 AM Best Practices in Security Convergence Dave Tyson Chief Security Officer City of Vancouver 10:00 AM Break [Exhibits Open] 10:30 AM Organizational Strategies and Policies Fred Subala Security and Fire Protection Product Manager Boeing 11:15 AM Policy-Based Security Management Ajay Jain President & CEO Quantum Secure 12:00 PM Lunch on the Exhibit Floor 1:30 PM New Smart Card Technologies for Security Convergence Phillip Lee Partner Identity Alliance 2:15 PM Project Planning and Large Scale Security Strategy Stephanie Dawson, PMP Manager, Capital Programs, Technology Services Department Port Authority of New York & New Jersey 3:00 PM Break [Exhibits Open] 3:30 PM Case Study in Leveraging IP Networks for Security Convergence Bill Jacobs Manager of Corporate Security Systems Cisco Systems 4:15 PM Case Study in Global Enterprise Security Allen Rude Corporate Security Systems Manager Intel 5:00 PM Conference Adjourns
Thursday, May 04, 2006
Contactless cards may be the best way for banks and merchants to persuade consumers to use cards instead of cash at the point of sale for transactions under $5. Cards speed up the checkout process, and encourage consumers spend more-two major benefits to merchants who adopt the technology. But much of the heavy burden of infrastructure costs, employee training, consumer education, and market acceptance also falls on the merchant. This session will survey the nascent experience of contactless transactions from a range of merchants. You'll get a number success stories and learn the potential pitfalls.
Workshop Advisor: Henry Dreifus, CEO,Dreifus Associates, Ltd. Attendees Will Learn:
8:30 AM Introduction and Welcome Henry Dreifus CEO Dreifus Associates, Ltd. 8:50 AM Featured Presentation: RFID Technology in Public Identification Document Ariana-Michele Moore Senior Analyst Celent 9:25 AM The Fast Growth Market for Contactless/Small Ticket Transactions Smita Kothuri PayPass Manager Citigroup 10:00 AM Break [Exhibits Open] 10:30 AM The Dunkin Brands Case Study 11:15 AM Contactless Demand: The ISO/Small Merchant Opportunity Lisa Shipley Hypercom SVP, National Sales 12:00 PM Lunch on the Exhibit Floor 1:30 PM A Case Study in Contactless Merchant Acceptance Tim France-Massey VP Marketing MULTOS 2:00 PM Contactless Payments: Enabling a World Beyond Cards Trevor Pavey Manager of Contactless Commerce Products Texas Instrument 2:30 PM Break [Exhibits Open] 3:00 PM A Case Study from Japan: JCB's QUICPay Contactless National Payment System Julie Krueger VP, Emerging Technologies JCB International 3:30 PM The Last Inch: Lessons Learned from a Contactless Rollout Ohad Bashan President & CEO OTI America Inc. 4:00 PM Conference Adjourns CT22 Technologies and Strategies to Increase Customer Loyalty Advanced ID technologies can be the starting point for customized programs that offer added value and personalized service to loyal customers. In this session you'll hear real-world case studies from marketing and technology practitioners who have conceived, implemented, and continue to operate innovative retail marketing and loyalty programs using advanced technology. You'll hear about best practices, lessons learned, and pitfalls to avoid.
Workshop Advisor: Rick Ferguson, Editorial Director, COLLOQUY® Attendees Will Learn:
8:30 AM Introduction and Welcome Rick Ferguson Editorial Director COLLOQUY® 8:50 AM Loyalty on EMV Richard Sanders Business Consultan ACI Worldwide (EMEA) Ltd 9:25 AM A World Without Cards Michael Lavoie EVP, Commercial Client Services Epsilon 10:00 AM Break [Exhibits Open] 10:30 AM Benchmarking Software Solutions to Manage Loyalty Programs Mike Atkin Managing Director MJA Associates 11:15 AM Building Loyalty Technology into Legacy Systems Speaker TBA 12:00 PM Lunch on the Exhibit Floor 1:30 PM Business Strategies in Branded Loyalty Garret Ippolito VP MasterCard International 2:00 PM Greater Loyalty with the Touch of a Finger Gary Hawkins SVP, Personalized Marketing Pay by Touch 2:30 PM Break [Exhibits Open] 3:00 PM Panel Discussion Technology to Track and Reward Consumer Loyalty Rick Rasmussen Director of Marketing Programs Alaska Airlines Tiffany Tuell Director, Loyalty Marketing Programs Hewlett-Packard Karen Larsen VP Marketing First Data Prepaid Services 4:00 PM Conference Adjourns CT23 NFC: Strategies for the Contactless/Telecom Convergence Near Field Communications (NFC), a technology designed to link electronic devices, can turn a mobile phone into a contactless payment platform. The technology works just as fast as a contactless payment card, with the added advantages of additional data transfer, and mobile connectivity. Pilot projects around the world are enabling mobile handsets to carry out diverse transactions such as ticketing, transportation payments, vending machine purchases, and downloading music directly from a point-of-sale display. This session will bring you up to date on the ongoing worldwide convergence of telecom and transaction technologies.
Workshop Advisor: Jeff Staples, Publishers, Avisian Publishing Attendees Will Learn:
8:30 AM Introduction and Welcome Jeff Staples Publisher Avisian Publishing 8:50 AM NFC Forum: Enabling Transaction Interoperability Holger Kunkat Manager, Mobile Secure RFID Solutions Philips Semiconductors Chairman, Technical Committee NFC Forum 9:25 AM Developing Infrastructure for Secure Mobile Payments Simon Pugh VP, Infrastructure & Standards MasterCard International 10:00 AM Break [Exhibits Open] 10:30 AM NFC Standards and Issuer Opportunities Rahul Gadkari Marketing Manager, Financial Retail & Loyalty Axalto 11:00 AM Current and Future NFC Handset Technology Tom Zalewski Director, Americas Region, NFC/RFID Payment & Ticketing Nokia Ventures Organization 11:30 AM A Mobile Payments Case Study: Wireless Payments Services Jeff Chorlton President Wireless Payments Services 12:00 PM Lunch on the Exhibit Floor 1:30 PM Panel Discussion NFC Pilot Programs Jeff Chorlton President Wireless Payments Services David Finkelstein President BrightCard Remy de Tonnac CEO INSIDE Contactless Ulf Hägglund VP Marketing Precise Biometrics Mohammad Khan President & Founder ViVOTech 2:30 PM Break [Exhibits Open] 3:00 PM Remote Management of Contactless Applications John O'Malley VP, Telecommunications Giesecke & Devrient 3:30 PM The Role of Smart Cards in Secure NFC Dr. Francesco Prato Business Development Manager - NFC, Philips Semiconductors Philips Austria GmbH 4:00 PM Conference Adjourns ST24 Technologies and Strategies to Fight Fraud and ID Theft Every US bank has been hit by the insidious crime of identity theft, and the first place most consumers turn for help is their financial institution. Companies need to understand how to protect themselves and their customers from the substantial losses that can result from the growing incidence of fraud. Technology holds one key. This executive-level session explains the major technological threats and how ID technologies can help secure personal information.
Workshop Advisor: James Van Dyke, Founder and Principal Analyst,Javelin Strategy & Research Attendees Will Learn:
8:30 AM Introduction: ID Fraud Survey Report--How it Really Happens and What Card Providers Should Do About IT James Van Dyke Founder and Principal Analyst Javelin Strategy & Research 9:15 AM Report/Overview: Security Ratings of Major Issuers Rubina Johannes Analyst Javelin Strategy & Research 9:25 AM Corporate Policy to Deter Fraud and ID Theft Speaker TBA 10:00 AM Break [Exhibits Open] 10:30 AM Two-Factor Authentication Requirements Stephen Malphrus Staff Director for Management Federal Reserve Board 11:15 AM Visa Perspective-Cardholder Authentication Michael Yakel VP, Product Development Visa USA 12:00 PM Lunch on the Exhibit Floor 1:30 PM Panel Discussion Two-Factor Authentication Challenges and Solutions Bill Harris Chairman & CEO Passmark Security Ori Eisen Chief Executive Officer 41st Parameter Amir Orad Head of Marketing RSA Cyota Consumer Solutions 2:30 PM Break [Exhibits Open] 3:00 PM Panel Discussion: Worst Consumer Myths, Best Consumer-Facing Services Dave Jevans Chairman Anti-Phishing Working Group Richard Parry Senior Vice President, Consumer Risk Management JPMorganChase Michael Yakel VP, Product Development Visa USA 4:00 PM Conference Adjourns ST25 Fingerprint Biometrics: Strategies for Implementation Proprietary templates and a general lack of standards have long been an obstacle to the widespread adoption of biometrics. Recently, however, a number of vendors have pledged to support a common ANSI specification for fingerprint templates. Does this open the door to plug-and-play biometric security? This session will introduce you to standards-based technology, provide you with a review of recent interoperability tests, and show you how to take advantage of new standards in both physical and logical security implementations.
Workshop Advisor:Bill Rogers, Editor, Biometric Digest
8:30 AM Introduction and Welcome Bill Rogers Editor Biometric Digest 8:50 AM Transportation Security: A Private Sector Approach Gregory Jensen CTO SAFLINK 9:25 AM Efforts Toward Interoperable Biometric Technologies John Campbell President Bion Biometrics 10:00 AM Break [Exhibits Open] 10:30 AM Task Group Report on ANSI Format for Fingerprint Data Interchange: INCITS 378 Creed Jones Strategic Engineer Sagem Morpho Inc. 11:00 AM Panel Discussion ANSI-INCITS 378 Data Interchange Format Joseph Atick President & CEO Identix Corp. Bruno Lassus VP, Smart Card Marketing Cogent Systems Colin Soutar CTO Bioscrypt Creed Jones Strategic Engineer Sagem Morpho Inc. 12:00 PM Lunch on the Exhibit Floor 1:30 PM Components and Open Standards in Fingerprint Biometrics Systems Integration Conor White CTO Daon 2:00 PM Planning for Biometrics Systems Integration Bryan Ichikawa Identification Solutions Architect Unisys Corp. 2:30 PM Break [Exhibits Open] 3:00 PM Case Study: Fingerprint Biometrics in the Financial Services Market Barbara Cure R&D Manager Technology Credit Union 3:30 PM Case Study: Fingerprint Biometric Security Implementation Bill Willis SVP, Technology & Business Development ImageWare Systems, Inc. 4:00 PM Conference Adjourns |
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