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As issues such as migration, the rising threat of terrorism and ever more complex identity fraud have an increased global impact, the secure document industry has a vital role to play on the world stage.
The SDW 2016 conference programme will bring together the industry's top innovators and thought-leaders to deliver unparalleled insight into how to tackle these and other identity issues in the wider world context.
On the agenda:
DAY ONE – 10 May 2016
Registration opens at 8.30am
| 10.00 | CONFERENCE CHAIRMEN’S OPENING ADDRESSES | |
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Mark Lockie, Managing Director, Science Media Partners, Editor – Security Document World, UK Matthew Finn, Managing Director, AUGMENTIQ, UK |
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| 10.05 |
VIEWS FROM THE TOP |
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It’s not every day we get to hear the views from the top of the organization – whether that’s a leading industry supplier, a government department or an end-user customer. This session brings together Chief Executives, Directors-General and Board Executives to share their views from the top of their respective organisations. Beyond valuable information, the session offers key insight into the challenges and opportunities that are driving the organisation, affecting the market or indeed shaping the future of our industry. The SDW 2016 Views from the Top panel offers a powerful and rare opportunity to hear, first hand, the leadership’s thinking by examining the wider strategic context and considering the longer-term view of the security, integrity and wide-scale use of government-issued identity documents. Selva Selvaratnam, CTO, De La Rue, UK Hans Wolfgang Kunz, CEO, Veridos, and member of the management board of Giesecke & Devrient, Germany Miguel Leitmann, CEO, Vision-Box, Portugal |
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| 11.00 | Coffee & Tea, sponsored by ITW Security Division | |
| 11.25 |
Projects in Focus: Grand Designs |
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| 11.30 |
How to design a passport – design considerations for the Israeli ePassport Yoram Oren, Israeli Population Authority Consultant |
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| 11.50 |
Security – Interoperability – Recognition: The three drivers of the new form of EU laissez-passer Francis Deschrijvere, Local Security Officer, EU laissez-passer, Directorate General Human Resources and Security, European Commission, Belgium |
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| 12.10 |
Project Update: Philippine’s ePassport - What happened next? Aris L. Gulapa, Corporate and Legal Secretary, APO Production Unit, Inc., Philippines |
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| 12.30 | Questions and answers | |
| 12.40 | Lunch, sponsored by ITW Security Division | |
| 13.30 |
KEYNOTE SPEECH – Project in Focus: The UK Passport |
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Mark Thomson, Director General of Her Majesty’s Passport Office, UK,
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| 14.10 | ePassports: to the future and beyond | Fighting the fakes – identity document fraud in focus |
| Session Chairman's Introduction | Session Chairman's Introduction | |
| 14.15 |
Trends in basic and additional security features |
Document fraud at the border: Challenges and operational responses Monica Gariup, Coordinating Officer, Air Border Sector, Joint Operations Unit - Operations Division, FRONTEX |
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New Irish Passport Card (including online application process) Fiona Penollar, Head of Passport Reform, Passport Service, Department of Foreign Affairs, Ireland |
INTERPOL’s response to document fraud Malik Alibegovic, Forensic Analyst, INTERPOL, France |
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Next generation e-passports Jasper Mutsaers, National Office of Identity Data, Ministry of Interior and Kingdom Relations (Netherlands) |
Identity documents fraud: Types, trends and profiles Laetitia Maddalena, Documents specialist – Ms of forensic sciences, Federal Office of Police, Division Identity Documents and Special Tasks, Switzerland |
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Verifying ePassports with your smartphone: the good, the bad and the ugly Maarten Wegdam, Managing partner, InnoValor, The Netherlands |
Fraud detection: Finding patterns/anomalies in data, relationships and process information, starting with Breeder Documents Tarvinder S. Sembhi, VP Sales Identity Market, WCC Smart Search & Match, The Netherlands |
| 15.35 | Questions and Answers | Questions and Answers |
| 15.45 | Afternoon Tea and Coffee, sponsored by ITW Security Division | |
| 16.10 | Ever “Smarter” borders | Bulletproof document design |
| Session Chairman's Introduction | Session Chairman's Introduction | |
| 16.15 |
Ever smarter borders Antonio Fulco, Head, Sector Service Design, eu-LISA, France |
Are traditional security printing techniques and design becoming obsolete? Martin Fürbach, Forensic Document Examiner, Forensic Science, School of Criminal Justice, University of Lausanne, Switzerland |
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Integrating border management and passenger processing: A shared objective! Robert A Davidson, Global Head, Aviation Facilitation, International Air Transport Association (IATA), USA |
A question of design: Identifying secure document fraud when only a copy is available Howard Pope, Forensic Document Examiner, National Document Fraud Unit, UK |
| 17.05 |
Automated biometric processing and self-service to increase convenience for smarter borders and better identity verification Eric Gilmore, Head of Pre-Sales Consulting EMEA, Daon, Ireland |
Document Fraud – How’d they do that? Nick Titcombe, Document Analyst, National Document Centre, Canada Border Services Agency, Canada |
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Securing the border and preventing fraud with identity assurance Ray Batt, Director Government Security Solutions – Europe, SITA, UK |
Anti-photo substitution features are a ‘must’ in effective ID document design Jan van den Berg, Senior Expert, Document Security, Morpho, The Netherlands |
| 17.55 | Questions and Answers | Questions and Answers |
| 18.00 | End of day one | |
DAY TWO – 11 May 2016
| 08.50 |
The SDW Fishbowl Identity challenges: pressure at the border — an operational perspective |
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An expert panel and high levels of audience participation ensure this extremely topical subject is covered from all angles, providing answers on where the secure ID industry can make a difference.
Introduction by Matthew Finn, Managing Director, AUGMENTIQ, UK Tony Smith CBE, Deputy Director General, Borderpol; former Director General, UK Border Force, UK Monica Gariup, Coordinating Officer, Air Border Sector, Joint Operations Unit ·- Operations Division, FRONTEX Uwe Seidel, Scientific Director, Bundeskriminalamt, Forensic Science Institute, KT5 – IT Forensics, Documents, Germany |
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| 10.00 | Coffee & Tea, sponsored by ITW Security Division | |
| National eID schemes: opportunities and challenges | Security features fit for the future | |
| 10.25 | Session Chairman's Introduction | Session Chairman's Introduction |
| 10.30 |
Are you prepared for change to a digital life? - A Frontline report from Estonia Martin Paljak, Head of Cybersecurity R&D, State Information Authority, Estonia Ji Zheng, Marketing Manager in Infineon‘s Government ID business Andreas Lehmann, CEO, Trüb Baltic |
Optimising security features in three dimensions Jordan C. Brough, Forensic Document Examiner, United States Department of Homeland Security, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Forensic Laboratory, USA Robin Tran, Forensic Document Examiner, United States Department of Homeland Security, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Forensic Laboratory, USA |
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National identity schemes: The challenges of sovereignty Coralie Mesnard, Head of Marketing and Innovation, Gemalto |
Clear windows on ID documents: Futile feature or high security element? Manuel Deloche, Vice President, Government ID Solutions, Arjo Systems, Hong Kong |
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The experience of Uruguay: building trust for a digital society Jose Clastornik, Executive Director of AGESIC, the National Agency for e-Government and Information Society, Uruguay |
Fighting the fakes - with mobile phones, sunglasses… and sellotape! Paul Dunn, Director of Optical Technology, OpSec Security Group |
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The future of eID form factors Benjamin Drisch, Product Manager, cv cryptovision, Germany |
Additive manufacturing – Threat or opportunity for secure documents? Alan Hodgson, Printing Consultant, Alan Hodgson Consulting, UK |
| 11.55 | Questions and Answers | Questions and Answers |
| 12.05 | Exhibition Viewing | |
| 12.30 | Lunch, sponsored by ITW Security Division | |
| 13.20 | LUNCHTIME KEYNOTE | |
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Legal identity versus digital identity Alenka Prvinsek Persoglio, Lawyer, Vice-President and co-founder of the International Association Connecting Technologies for Citizens (Interact4c), Slovenia |
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| 13.45 |
Questions and Answers |
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| Elevating enrolment and personalisation to new heights |
DocEx GOVERNMENT SESSIONS ** Government Only ** |
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| 14.00 | Session Chairman's Introduction | Session Chairman's Introduction |
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Lessons learned from instant issue of voter cards: Tanzania 2015 Oostewald Immink, Divisional Operations Director, Bytes, South Africa |
High-end counterfeits – The evolution of the species Brian Somers, Forensic Document Examiner, National Document Fraud Unit, UK |
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What is required to build a ‘security chain’ in an eDocument Issuance program? Erik van Dijk, Chairman of the SIA eDocuments Workgroup |
Analysis of 2D barcodes in Syrian Passports – A way to tell genuine from false? Ulrich Schneider, Senior Scientist, Bundeskriminalamt, Forensic Science Institute, KT 43 - Identity Document Systems, Germany |
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Enabling security at time of personalization (S.T.O.P.) Wayne Fletcher, Global Director Government Vertical Marketing, Entrust Datacard, USA |
Transplantation of a genuine OVD Christopher Jänecke, Forensic Lab of the Federal Police (Border Police), Germany |
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From electronic to mobile driving licecses: Realization, personalization, issuance and maintenance Marjo Geers, Senior Advisor, UL, The Netherlands |
Extended Questions and Answers |
| 15.25 | Questions and Answers | |
| 15.30 | Coffee & Tea, sponsored by ITW Security Division | |
| Citizen identity services enter the digital age |
Lightning talks: 20/20 Identity |
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| 15.55 | Session Chairman's Introduction | Session Chairman's Introduction |
| 16.00 |
Digital ID, anywhere, anyhow, anytime Olivier Clémot, Vice President Digital Trust Solutions, Morpho |
A set of short, sharp and to the point presentations looking at the future of identity technology. 16.15 - Detecting identity fraud at the border 16.30 - Living with untrusted software 16.45 - Identity for all: realizing the identity vision within the African context 17.00 - Fighting the hammer nose – The next ICAO Portrait Quality TR
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| 16.20 |
Secure citizen services – built on strong foundations Julian Payne, Product Marketing Director, De La Rue, UK |
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| 16.40 |
Identity documents and online identity: bridging the gap with GOV.UK Verify Julian White, Identity Assurance Advisor, Government Digital Service |
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| 17.00 |
The changing face of digital identity in Australia Mike Sibly, General Manager, VANguard and Agency Engagement, Department of Industry, Innovation and Science, Australia |
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| 17.20 | Questions and Answers | Questions and Answers |
| 17.30 | SDW 10th EDITION PARTY | |
| 19.30 | End of Day 2 | |
DAY THREE – 12 May 2016
| Mobile ID – navigating the new identity landscape | |
| 09.00 | Session Chairman's Introduction |
| 09.05 |
Secure Mobile Identity is HERE |
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SSEDIC.2020 on mobile eID Christian H. Schunck, Senior Researcher, SSEDIC.2020 coordinator, Italy |
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Finland’s eID market: A Tricky Situation Olli-Pekka Rissanen, Special Adviser, Ministry of Finance, Finland |
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Mobile ID – your Mobile Passport in the new generation Government Jana Krimpe, Founder of "B.Est Solutions", Head of Mobile ID Project Consortium, Azerbaijan |
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'I move therefore I am' Rick Chandler, Treasurer, the European Association for e-Identity & Security |
| 10.45 | Questions and Answers |
| 10.55 | Coffee & Tea and Exhibition Viewing, sponsored by ITW Security Division |
| Passports and Readers – Interoperability in question… | |
| 11.20 | Session Chairman's Introduction |
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Best-practice guidelines for optical machine authentication Uwe Seidel, Scientific Director, Bundeskriminalamt, Forensic Science Institute, KT 43 – Identity Document Systems, Germany |
| 11.45 | Interoperability testing of optical security document readers in FastPass Peter Wild, Scientist, Safety & Security Department, High-Performance Image processing, AIT – Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Austria |
| 12.05 | Questions and Answers |
| 12.10 |
SDW InterOp 2016 results Following a night of number crunching by the SDW InterOp 2016 organisers, be the first to hear the results from this ePassport interoperability and document conformity trial focusing on the latest SAC implementations. |
| 12.35 | Questions and Answers |
| 12.45 | Exhibition Viewing |
| 13.15 | Lunch, sponsored by ITW Security Division |
| 13.50 | The weakest link: Secure document lifecycle vulnerabilities in focus |
| 14.00 |
Government issued identity documents are only as secure as the weakest link in the issuance chain. Of particular importance are the breeder documents, which are used to validate identity in the first place, and underpin the security of many gold standard documents, such as ePassports. Traditionally these types of breeder documents have been diverse in nature, too easy to manipulate or copy, and have become an avenue for fraud. To bring breeder documents into the 21st century, significant efforts are now being placed on improving the status quo. This session explores the latest thinking in this area from the participants of the European ORIGINS project. |
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Overview of the ORIGINS project Stéphane Caillebotte, Program Manager, Collaborative Programs, Morpho, France |
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How to establish the right identity before issuing a passport Ronald Belser, R&D adviser, Dutch Ministry of Security and Justice, Netherlands |
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Breeder document requirements for passport issuance in Europe Yolanda Varuhaki, Marketing Director for ID and Health Care, Gemalto (Origins Partner, WP2 Lead) Suzie Bégin, Functional Project Leader for Identity & Biometrics Governmental Systems, Morpho, France |
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Analysis of breeder document security gaps Burçin Bozkurt Günay, Chief Researcher, Tubitak Bilgem Uekae, Turkey |
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Breeder documents and standardisation: Towards common best practices in Europe Caroline De Condé, Standardization Project Manager, AFNOR, France |
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Ethics and privacy in breeder document security Gemma Galdon Clavell, Director, Eticas Research & Consulting, Spain |
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| 15.50 | Closing Remarks |
| A summing up of SDW 2016 | |
| 16.00 | Close of Conference |
Please note session titles and times may be subject to change.