USC esignature and Interoperability. Daniel Sánchez Martínez University of Murcia

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2 Daniel Sánchez Martínez University of Murcia

3 Contents USC Qualified esignature (FERTUI) Electronic Diploma Supplement (eds) STORK2 project 3

4 USC Qualified esignature (FERTUI) 4

5 FERTUI - Context University experience with electronic signature. Qualified certificate inside USC from 2005 Only advanced e-signatures Only qualified certificates for citizens Agreements with Certificate Service Providers (CSPs) FNMT and ACTE New cryptographic USC from 2012 Optelio Contactless D32 R5 for Santander 5

6 FERTUI - Objectives Qualified Electronic Signatures USC Secure-Signature-Creation-Device (SSCD) Improvement of security Simplification of registration processes Qualified certificates Citizens Public employee Back-office integration Automatic certificate revocation Personal data provision 6

7 FERTUI - Qualified certificates ACTE Certificate policies Qualified certificate of Public employee CCV-CP-13V4.0-c.pdf RSA keylength 2048 bits Qualified certificate of Citizen at SSCD CCV-CP-06V6.0-c.pdf RSA keylength 1024 bits 7

8 FERTUI - Roadmap Phase 1 Testing ACTE RA software ARCA USC with 2 qualified certificates Updating UMU middleware and client applications Phase 2 Backoffice integration 8

9 Electronic Diploma Supplement (eds) 9

10 eds - Context Academic data models CRUE MINHAP cooperation STORK2 project Academic attributes standardisation Diploma Supplement Universities attributes providers (APs). Update of Royal Decree 1002/2010 Working group MEYCD and CRUE. Draft issue of Electronic Diploma Supplement 10

11 eds Main objectives Interoperability Complete and extensible specification Internationalization Electronic document Legal alignment National and european regulations USC USC esignature and and Interoperability

12 eds Data model Estructura 12

13 eds Electronic 13 13

14 eds - Interoperability SARA network SARA Service 1 SARA Service 2 SARA Service 3 MINHAP Interoperability HUB SUE Interoperability HUB SCSPv3 Internet University 1 University 2 University 14

15 eds egovernment portal 15

16 eds Semantic Interoperabiltiy Center (CISE)

17 STORK2 project 17

18 STORK 2 project STORK (Secure identity across borders linked) project European eid interoperability national eids 6 pilots 18 countries - 35 partners STORK 2 project Authorisation infrastructure additional attributes 4 new pilots 19 countries 58 partners Universities elearning and Academic Qualifications (TADS) STORK Quality Authentication Assurance (QAA) levels technical factors + registration + authentication phases Qualified certificates SSCD 18

19 STORK2 QAA 2.0 Consortium 19

20 STORK Consortium 20

21 STORK2 General Architecture Authentication 2.0 Consortium 21

22 STORK2 Virtual 2.0 Consortium 22

23 STORK2 TADS (Trustworthy Attribute Display 2.0 Consortium 23

24 STORK2 TADS (Trustworthy Attribute Display 2.0 Consortium 24

25 STORK2 TADS (Trustworthy Attribute Display Service) Diploma 2.0 Consortium 25

26 Future Global electronic government scenario. Improvement of the interoperability most important challenge of the different local, regional and national governments. Improvement of the security trusted services. USC cross-border eid 26

27 References ACTE. eds PAE. CISE. STORK project. STORK2 project. 27

28 Daniel Sánchez Martínez egovernment Project University of Murcia 28

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