Secure Over-The-Air Services in NFC Ecosystems

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Secure Over-The-Air Services in NFC Ecosystems Sirpa Nordlund Venyon Hagenberg March 20th, 2007

Contents of the presentation 1. Building up NFC ecosystem 2. Trusted third party and value proposition 3. Venyon Secure Chip Management (SCM) 4. Venyon Top-up-Service (TuS) Presentation Page 2

Presentation Page 3 1. Building up NFC Ecosystem

Exciting opportunities for stakeholders and great value to consumers MOBILE OPERATORS New channel to existing operator services Increased data traffic, new users for data services New business opportunities New customers Create stickiness with added value BANKS More card transactions New customers New services Create stickiness with added value CONSUMERS with NFC phone Always with you Online connected Proximity interactions Customized UIs Active smart card TRANSPORT OPERATORS Fast transactions Cost savings in ticket issuance More customers New and better services Less cash handling Leverage the infrastructure investment MERCHANTS Fast transactions Less cash handling More customers Well targeted loyalty and CRM programs Leverage the infrastructure investment Presentation Page 4

Considerations on the NFC ecosystem NFC will be an ecosystem new services, new business opportunities, intersection of multiple industries NFC ecosystem creation will be service driven, not a technology push Payment and ticketing are the first applications, other will follow thereafter Rollout will start in locations with existing contactless smart card infrastructure NFC is compatible with the infrastructure and thus can leverage the investment made for contactless card acceptance These locations will provide the natural starting point for infrastructure creation for NFC based service initiation from Smart Poster embedded with NFC tag Payment and ticketing applications need to be provisioned over-the-air after the consumer has purchased the NFC phone There is a need for new line of OTA services for the management of applications to be stored in the Secure Element of the NFC phone Establishment of the NFC ecosystem calls for cooperation between the stakeholders, such as mobile operators, banks and transport companies Presentation Page 5

Over-The-Air services to the NFC ecosystem APPLICATION ISSUERS TRANSPORT APPLICATION PAYMENT APPLICATION LOYALTY APPLICATION EVENT TICKETS GOVERNMENTAL APPLICATIONS EXISTING LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE VENYON OTA SERVICES Application download Application management Ticket, value top-up NFC SECURE ELEMENT ISSUERS (Mobile Operators) SECURE ELEMENT: multi-application smart card chip hosts the card applications issued by application issuers PERSONAL ASSETS IN SECURE ELEMENT SIM MEMORY CARD EMBEDDED CHIP Presentation Page 6

NFC OTA services needed for different industry verticals APPLICATION ISSUERS Transport companies Transport services Stadiums, venues Entertainment, events Banks Payment services Retailers Loyalty programs Existing services Existing services Existing services Existing services OTA SERVICES SECURE ELEMENT ISSUERS OTA applic. download OTA ticket top-up OTA applic. download OTA ticket top-up OTA applic. download OTA applic. download OTA coupons, loyalty (Mobile Operators) Existing Infrastructure Existing Infrastructure Existing Infrastructure Existing Infrastructure Paper tickets Travel cards NFC PHONES Paper tickets Access cards NFC PHONES Payment cards NFC PHONES Paper coupons Loyalty cards NFC PHONES Presentation Page 7

Silos and fragmentation can hinder market takeoff BANKS MOBILE OPERATOR 1 TRANSPORT OPERATORS MERCHANTS HOW TO ENSURE CONSISTENT CONSUMER EXPERIENCE? HOW TO PREVENT FRAGMENTATION OF OTA SERVICES? HOW TO REDUCE COMPLEXITY AND BE EFFICIENT HOW TO ENSURE INTEROPERABILITY? MOBILE OPERATOR 2 MOBILE OPERATOR 3 MOBILE OPERATOR 4 MOBILE OPERATOR N Presentation Page 8

NFC ecosystem needs neutral trusted OTA service providers BANKS MOBILE OPERATOR 1 TRANSPORT OPERATORS MERCHANTS NEUTRAL TRUSTED NFC OTA SERVICE PROVIDER SERVING - Any Secure Element Issuer - Any Application Issuer - Any NFC device vendor - Any SE vendor MOBILE OPERATOR 2 MOBILE OPERATOR 3 MOBILE OPERATOR 4 MOBILE OPERATOR N Presentation Page 9

Presentation Page 10 2. Value Proposition of Trusted Third Party

TTP based OTA Secure Element management concept Business agreement Application Issuer Certified high-security premises Trusted Third Party as OTA Service Provider Secure Element Issuer Service agreement - Service requests - Reporting etc. AI Interface - Data preparation, key mgmt - E2E secured download - Transaction log, reporting - Life-cycle mgmt services -etc. OTA interface SEI Interface Service agreement - SE key management - Reporting etc. Request for application download Any NFC Device Secure Element Open protocol Phone Application -Any 3 rd party application Java/GP based SE, such as Java (U)SIM Presentation Page 11

NFC providers great value to consumers CONSUMERS with NFC phone Fast and convenient payments No cash, fast check-out Fast and convenient ticketing Purchase tickets with mobile, anywhere anytime Enhanced loyalty schemes Coupons and vouchers always with you in your mobile Always with you Online connected Proximity interactions Customized UIs Active smart card Browse the card applications and content locally on the phone Manage your applications overthe-air Easy access to services in your surroundings, with a simple touch of a phone Presentation Page 12

Venyon a neutral service enabler for NFC ecosystem Venyon has been established and incorporated in December 2006 by Nokia and Giesecke & Devrient for the purpose of creating a neutral NFC ecosystem service provider Venyon implements and operates a secure and versatile service platform to be used for the over-the-air provisioning of the consumer applications, such as credit cards and transport tickets, to consumers NFC enabled devices Venyon is a truly open and independent service company offering its services to all stakeholders in the NFC ecosystem, including all mobile handset and smart card vendors there is no exclusivity in the relationship with Venyon shareholders Venyon operates a white-label business model for hosted OTA services Mobile operators, banks, transport companies and other service provides can utilize the Venyon services for downloading and managing their applications in the consumers NFC phones while the branding and consumer facing activities remain with these service providers Presentation Page 13

Venyon is already in full operational mode Venyon continues the NFC ecosystem OTA service activities started by G&D and Nokia OTA service platforms for NFC devices developed by G&D and Nokia and transferred to Venyon, and Venyon continues with the further development of these OTA platforms Venyon s core competences in security, smart card, NFC, mobile and server technologies are essential for the development and operation of a reliable and secure service platform Venyon has established offices in Europe (Helsinki, Finland and Munich, Germany) US (Dallas, Texas) and will open an office shortly in APAC Venyon s first data center is based in Munich, and additional data centers are planned to be established according to the market requirements Venyon is engaged in NFC activities in North America, Europe and APAC Presentation Page 14

Presentation Page 15 3. Venyon Secure Chip Management

Venyon offers SE application management as a hosted white-label service Venyon implements and operates a versatile and secure OTA platform to manage Secure Element applications in NFC enabled devices Venyon Secure Element application management is offered as a hosted service Application Issuer VENYON OVER-THE-AIR SERVICE Secure Element Issuer White-label business model Secure Element Issuer remains as the legal owner of the SE and related keys, while Venyon provides trusted processing services for the Secure Element keys and applications Open to all Mobile operators (SE issuers) Service provides issuing SE applications NFC enabled handsets, from all vendors Secure Elements, from all vendors Presentation Page 16

Venyon Secure Chip Management (SCM) Platform Application Service Provider Venyon Secure Chip Management platform has been implemented for secure and flexible management of all kinds of SE application Venyon SCM design enables High security High availability Scalability SCM design is modular, which enables smooth integration with external systems & services of Application service providers Mobile operators APSYS- Backend AdminRequest Sessions APSYS Info Interface BOM PersonalisationControl <<Workflow>> ActivationControl <<Workflow>> MobileRequest Sessions APSYS Frontend Message Queues Activation Personalization Server Proxy Servlet Midlet Finder WAPPusher HTTPS Data Interface Server BOM Data preparation Security Server API APDU Generator File Interface Validation Security Server Internet HSM-API HSM WAP Push Gateway Telco Services (GSM, UMTS, GPRS, SMS) Presentation Page 17 Mobile

Implementing NFC in a mobile device Secure Element applications, such as credit cards and transport tickets used over ISO 14443 contactless interface CONTACTLESS TERMINALS AND NFC TAGS Presentation Page 18 ISO 14443 Mobile handset Secure Element (eg. SIM) NFC Chip Antenna UI Applications on Mobile Platform Over-The-Air management of Secure Element applications Mobile Network APPLICATION ISSUER (E.g. Bank) SECURE ELEMENT ISSUER (Mobile Operators) UI Applications Browse contents of Secure Element applications Provide the interface for management of Secure Element applications over the air Manage the use of Secure Element applications with contactless terminals Read external NFC tags to intiate services

NFC enabled mobile device Over-The-Air management ISO 14443 Mobile handset Secure Element (eg. SIM) NFC Chip Antenna UI Applications on Mobile Platform Over-The-Air management of Secure Element applications Mobile Network APPLICATION ISSUER (E.g. Bank) SECURE ELEMENT ISSUER (Mobile Operators) Over-The-Air management of SE and UI Applications is a must It is simply impossible to have all potential SE and UI applications pre-loaded Security sensitive card holder and application data cannot pre-provisioned OTA management includes SE application download SE application personalization SE application life-cycle management UI application download Distribution of new UI application versions Additional services, such as info service, stop service, re-issuance service etc. Presentation Page 19

Presentation Page 20 4. Venyon Top-up-Service

Venyon Top-up-Service for different applications Several applications and use cases requires or may require value top-up functionality Public transportation ticketing Stored value applications such as e-purse Gift cards Event ticketing Loyalty Venyon Top-up-Service enables to transmit this value to NFC enabled handsets and applications securely over-the-air Venyon offers compliance with different handset types including scalability Benefits all parties Reduces e.g. cost of ticket issuance Reduces cash handling through online payment Top-up on demand, anytime, anywhere Easy viewing of available tickets/value Presentation Page 21

Features for Top-Up Service Ticketing Service Provider Ticketing & tariff details Send Ticket View service reports Manage offered services Service Interface Value Top-Up Service Secure channel to load tickets Stores product & service details Maintains transaction integrity Scalable & flexible services Supports multiple app. issuers Supports multiple payment i/f s NFC mobile device agnostic Payment Interface Payment approval response Optional i/f Payment approval request Payment Service Provider OTA interface Order Receive ticket ticket Top-Up value Cellular Network * OTA interface: over-the-air interface Consumer s single point of contact for all value top-up services Presentation Page 22

Top-Up service solution with Secure Chip Management Passenger with mobile phone Mobile network Initial transport application download to mobile Application personalization SCM Service Venyon Services Receive ticket information/ download ticket Application update request New application version download OTA interface Get ticket information Purchase ticket Top-up Service Secure channel to load tickets throughout process Transaction management GUI Self care Transaction Service reporting monitoring Request ticket and tariff information Ticket download Payment approval request Payment approval response Ticketing system Payment system GUI user Presentation Page 23

Venyon s value proposition Cost efficiency Less fragmentation Competence & global presence Neutrality & openness Time to market Mobile operators, banks, transport operators and other stakeholders avoid the upfront investment while still being able to migrate to NFC A single point of contact between stakeholders prevents fragmentation of OTA solutions and improves efficiency Proven track record in OTA services and strong expertise in smart card, payment and mobile technologies combined with global reach Neutral party with white-label business model; open to all mobile operators, service providers, handset and smart card vendors Extensive experience on OTA services in NFC and fully operational service platform available now Presentation Page 24

THANK YOU! Happy to answer to any questions: Sirpa Nordlund +358 40 568 3436 Sirpa.nordlund@venyon.com