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Interoperable European ID Conference in Haikko, Finland

Join us at the Interoperable European ID Conference in Haikko, Finland on 3-5 April 2002 to explore the BASICS project - a large information society initiative driven by the Finnish government. Discover how TRULY OPEN PKI is transforming identification, digital signatures, and encryption using open standards. Learn from service providers like Fennia Insurance, OKO Bank, and the Ministry of Labour leveraging the FINEID card. Gain insights on lessons learned and expanding possibilities in digital services including Digital TV and mobile applications. For more information, visit www.vaestorekisterikeskus.fi or www.fineid.fi. Contact us at tapio.aaltonen@vrk.intermin.fi.

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Interoperable European ID Conference in Haikko, Finland

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  1. Conference on Interoperable European ID Haikko, Finland 3-5 April 2002

  2. A large information society project BASICS: • Powerfully driven by the Finnish government, seen as an important part of information society • Origins from early 90’s, first studies during ’95-’97 • Piloting ’98 • Deployed Dec 1st 1999 • Basic infrastructure (= railroads, highways etc.) offered by the Finnish government to citizens, ”ELECTRONIC HIGHWAY” • Free to use and develop services for all business models TRULY OPEN PKI

  3. A large information society project Identification, digital signatures and encryption are based on open standards: • Public Key Infrastructure • PKIX based Certificate Policy • chipcards and readers (ISO-standards, 7816-series, incl. -8) • X.509 v.3 certificates, IETF PKIX ”qualified certificate” draft • X.500- and LDAP-directories • EID-application (FINEID S4-1=PKCS#15, FINEID impl.) • => will be modified to meet EESSI requirements • CEN and ETSI standardisation work • highly secured environment • centralized key generation • face to face identification

  4. Development and Electronic Services

  5. SERVICE PROVIDERS USING THE FINEID CARD Fennia Insurance Company and Pension Fund Ministry of Labour OKO Bank Tax Administration The Advisory Board for Data Administration in Public Administration, JUHTA LEL Employment Pension Fund Population Register Centre Tapiola Mutual Insurance Company Statistics Finland City of Vantaa, Tampere, Riihimäki and Lappeenranta Finland Post Ltd. and the Population Register Centre Academy of Finland Municipality of Tuusula National Board of Education Several internal solutions in various organizations The Finnish Association of Local and Regional Authorities National Technology Agency, TEKES National Board of Patens and Registration in Finland

  6. UPCOMING SERVICE PROVIDERS USING THE FINEID CARD Helsinki Metropolitan area council National Board of Patents and Registration Social Insurance Institution of Finland Vehicle Administration Trading House Hansel Sampo GE Capital Vehicle Funding Various services in towns and municipalities Finland Post Ltd. Central Pension Security Institute National Technology Agency Universities and Polytechnic Schools Several internal solutions in various organizations Skynet Community Services

  7. A large information society project Lessons learned: • Interoperability issues important: international collaboration • Services are the most important part, collaboration essential in infrastructure area and in marketing • Various services: public sector-customer, business-customer, business-business, business-public sector • Easy packages for service providers • Basic software package available • End User support must be organized • Combination of usage's important, strong authentication, digital signature and encryption all needed • Card reader delivery must be organized, awareness activities

  8. EXPANDING POSSIBILITIES Digital TV Home and work terminal Mobiles WEB-kiosks

  9. www.vaestorekisterikeskus.fi www.fineid.fi Thank you email: tapio.aaltonen@vrk.intermin.fi

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