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Agenda
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Background | Some Framework Conditions
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Mobile computing devices are improving rapidly. This has important potential as an enabling
technology for policing and immigration, particularly in identifying people, at the border and
elsewhere.
A smart new generation of mobile computing devices on their own will not solve the problems of
identification. How the technology is applied and used is crucial to its success.
Mobile technology does not provide an ‘out of the box’ total solution - it needs to be configured and
integrated with existing systems.
Ö MOBIDIG (The Mobile Identification Interoperability Group): has been created so that police and
immigration services in the European Union can benefit from the sharing of expert advice and
experience from individual Member States.
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MOBIDIG | Main Scope
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Identification and
verification of people’s
identity data held in identity enabling
documents,
through the use of
identity data held on local and/ or
Authentication of identity
remote databases (e.g. in those
enabling documents cases where an individual cannot or
will not provide identity
documentation).
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Data Communication I | Architectures I
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Data communications:
handset and communications network
the connection to core systems
handling of incoming communications from mobile devices into the
central network (management: security issues, firewalls,
authentication, etc.).
communications and security issues in relation to local connection
of components for a mobile solution:
the device connected to a single integrated unit (master unit, keyboard,
screen, and communications module; potentially fingerprint reader
and document reader too)
separated components: in which case how are they connected together?
Ö: Conclusion
Mobile 2 Central (M2C)
Mobile 2 Mobile (M2M)
Network / Combination of devices (NoD)
…
GSM/GPRS/UMTS a
Wi Max (802.16d/e)
Satellite
a
Bluetooth a
WLAN
802.11 b/g
RRS
TETRA
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Data Communication III | Primary Options
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Emergency services networks based on Tetra standard -highly resilient network for use by
emergency services: national implementations and trials (e.g. Netherlands C2000, UK
Airwave, Germany (local trials), several bilateral trials). Desirable, but likely to be at a higher
cost than a conventional commercial solution and may offer less bandwith (speed of data
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transmission) than 3G and certainly 4G connection ?
Security Requirements:
Confidentiality,
Integrity,
Availability,
Interception,
Cloning & Replication
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Data Communication IV | Special Requirements II
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Reliability of information
Privacy
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Questions?