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Outline of Biometrics Security Consortium activity in Japan

Outline of Biometrics Security Consortium activity in Japan. 27/March/2004. INTRODUCTION Background in JAPAN “Market” Around US$ 60M (biometrics devices only) - 400M(incl. System Integration 2002) about10%of the total world market, Fuji Keizai )

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Outline of Biometrics Security Consortium activity in Japan

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  1. Outline of Biometrics Security Consortium activity in Japan 27/March/2004

  2. INTRODUCTION Background in JAPAN “Market” Around US$ 60M (biometrics devices only) - 400M(incl. System Integration 2002) about10%of the total world market, Fuji Keizai) “Players”(alphabetical order)Fingerprint AFIS NEC Access Control (Physical) Hitachi, Mitsubishi, NEC (Information) Fujitsu, Hitachi, Mitsubishi, NEC, SONY Time& Attendance Amano, Mitsubishi, NEC Security Service Secom, Sogokeibi More from US & Korean venture companies Face NEC, Omron, Toshiba Iris Oki, Panasonic

  3. Biometric Application Public Sectors Private Sectors Police Phy. AC Gov. Phy. AC Past Dangerous Zone Phy. AC e.g Nuclear Facility Company(Financial, Pharma,Medical...) Phy. AC to G Time & Attendance Small Franchise Police Internal Use for Electronic AC Flow Control PKI triggers IC Card Gov. Internal Use for e- AC Flow Control Sept.11 e -AC e-clinic record at hospital Present Company(Financial, Pharma,Medical...) e- AC/ Flow -Control Airport (SPT) Immigration Time & Attendance Large Franchise to B Company(General) e- AC/ Flow Control e-PASSPORT/ e-VISA IMPORTANT & URGENT Business Area National ID Card Future to C On-line banking,Trading, Shopping

  4. Biometric Application Airport/ Immigration Government /Police Market Growth Healthcare Service Company Electronic Access Control Time &Attendance Flow Control Physical Access Control Software System Personal Component On-line BankingOn-line Trading On-line Shopping National ID Device ManufacturersVendorsSoftware houses Service-ProvidersUsersEnd-users IntegratorsDistributors

  5. [in millions of yen] [units] year Size of the biometrics market in Japan Source: Fuji Chimera Research Institute, Inc., Total biometrics market research, 2002

  6. Outstanding Issues in Japanese Market • Lack of Strong Formation among Gov/ Industries/ Academic world • Few National Projects regarding biometrics • Severe Economic Depression (After Bubble Economy at1990’s “Lost Decade”) • Little Investment for Security • People’s Reluctance of Biometrics in terms of privacy, especially fingerprint ※ Potential Issues Too Much Sectionalism of Governments Necessity of Formation of Initiative of Biometrics Security Industry → Establishment of Biometrics Security Consortium （BSC）

  7. 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 INSTAC Evaluation of accuracy Operational requirements For JIS-TR ECOMWG6 V0.5 Evaluation standards for personal authentication V1.0 JIS-TR IPA Project Accuracy evaluation guidelines Operational requirement preparation guidelines Hitachi IPA project 1994 C.C.V1.0 Division of AIM Privacy Guidelines Private consortium PP, PKI 1995 BS7799 Study of Vulnerability Development of protection profiles After 2003 BSC - Biometrics security, social ethics - Projects - Accountability Japanese standardization activities

  8. Establishment of the Biometric Security Consortium • Established on the initiative of service providers and integrators, with the support of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, with the objectives of creating new markets and gaining international cooperation • Established in June 2003. Biometrics Security Workshop in IEICE were also established in April of 2003. • Operated using membership fees of participant companies. • Cooperation with overseas organizations will be strengthened.

  9. List of participant companies Participant companies are: (approximately 30 companies) ANA, JAL,UFJ Bank, Tokyo Mitsubishi Bank, DC Card, JCB Card,Kemeda hospital, SECOM, ALSOK, NTT East, KDDI, Dainippon Printing, Toppan Printing,Mitsubishi Corp, NTT Data, Fujitsu, Hitachi, Matsushita, Mitsubishi Electric, NEC, Oki, Sanyo, Sharp, Sony, … Related organizations (public institutions) AIMJ, NMDA, IPA, NAA, Biometrics Security Workshop,Institute for Monetary and Economic Studies of the Bank of Japan, etc.

  10. Objectives of activities Creation of new markets for homeland security, medical healthcare, financial service, etc.  Development of international markets for Japanese companies by strengthening proposal activities for international standards  Promotion of accountability to users by considering medical safety, privacy guidelines, etc.

  11. Chairman Administrators Audit (NMDA) Secretariat (AIMJ) General Manager General Manager Officer Officer Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Member firms Organization chart Board of Administrators Chairman AkioKokubu (New Media Development Association) Deputy Chairman Yoichi Seto (Hitachi, Ltd.) Application Development Division Technology Division Shuichi Ikeno Secom Co., Ltd. Daisuke Amako Mitsubishi Corporation NMDA : New Media Development Association AMIJ : Automatic Identification Manufacturers Association

  12. Chairman Administrators Audit (NMDA) Secretariat (AIMJ) General Manager General Manager Officer Officer Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Member firms Organization chart Board of Administrators Chairman AkioKokubu (New Media Development Association) Deputy Chairman Yoichi Seto (Hitachi, Ltd.) Application Development Division Technology Division Shuichi Ikeno Secom Co., Ltd. Daisuke Amako Mitsubishi Corporation (1) Technology Division, which considers common technologies of industries for new applications and cooperates with international standardization organizations (2) Application Development Division, which conducts application development and clarification of specifications in order to create new markets NMDA : New Media Development Association AMIJ : Automatic Identification Manufacturers Association

  13. Relationships between the Biometric Security Consortium and other organizations Standardization organizations ISO/IEC JTC1 SC37, other related SCs JSA INSTAC Overseas organizations Proposal for standardization Support standardization activities Investigation Cooperation projects BSC Technology Division Application Development Division Contact meeting Technological verification, WG TF - Investigation of vulnerability - Security evaluation - Smart card/PKI cooperation - Inter-operability - Societal Aspects - Homeland security - Medical/healthcare - Financial services Trial Projects Joint holding of events Cooperation projects Request for basic consideration Educational activities Explanation of safety/vulnerability Related technological organizations Academic societies General citizens NMDA AIMJ Mass media Laboratories and research groups such as biometrics security workshops Universities Other authentication technology organizations, etc. Private organizations

  14. WGs of the Technology Division • WG1 Security design and evaluation • Consideration of vulnerabilities • Investigation and development of PP (Protection Profile) and CEM (Common Security Evaluation Method) • WG2 Biometrics Security Protocol • Consideration and development regarding the integration techniques with biometrics and PKI • Consideration and development of template protection • WG3 Societal aspects • Development of guidelines for disclosure of vulnerability • Development of guidelines concerning privacy • Consideration of medical safety

  15. TFs of the Application Development Division (TF1) Homeland Security -launched on September 2003 -fact-finding tour on October 2003 (FRA, AMS, LHR) -formulating a project plan regarding Biometrics applied to worker access control in Airport (TF2) Financial -will be launched by April 2004 (preparatory meeting is being held) (TF3) Healthcare/Medical - will be launched by April 2004

  16. Summary • Domestic Market : Less Than 100M US$ (for device)Much competition in still small market with “BIG NAMES” • Steady Growth of Application and Market (annually 20-30%) • Necessity of Formation of “3,000M US$ Domestic Market” To Expand Enough Market for Competition • , Necessity of Joint Formation among Gov/ Academic/ Industry For Achievement of Such Market Size, BSC should play a key role.

  17. Summary 5. So far Few National Projects, but Focusing upon Biometrics as “Post- IC Card(National ID) Project” After establishment of SC37 and having been active for standardization, Japanese Government became very serious to compete US/ Europe and to budget several projects. (Immigration/ e-airport etc.) 6. Importance of Collaboration among Asian Countries/Asian Governments : “ASIA” is The Center of Production and Consumption of Biometrics in 21st Century. 7. Importance of Establishment of Business Partnership between Japanese and Asian Companies: Application Profile Development (Homeland Security/ Finance/ Medical/ Social ID/ Time & Attendance etc)

  18. kimberly_f: I changed the name “Amago” to “Amako” because I think it’s probably the same as his e-mail address. Thank you for listening !! Biometrics Security Consortium Japan http://www.bsc-japan.com (English pages will be available by the end of April) E-mail: info@bsc-japan.com

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