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SMARTCARD SECURITY

What atsec offers
Achieving the highest degree of security assurance in a smart card-based solution is not easy. Smart cards are composite products, melting hardware, operating systems, virtual machines, cryptographic functions, and applications from different vendors. What’s more, smart cards operate in a highly vulnerable environment.

atsec consultants offer extensive knowledge in the smart card domain. We have experts at every level of abstraction, including low-level hardware, on-card operating systems, cryptographic functions, communication protocols, applications, device drivers, middleware, and implementation. atsec also offers focus and familiarity with the relevant smart card standards, including ISO 7816, PC/SC, Multos, Java Card, OpenCard, GSC/IS, and FIPS 201. Finally, as a NIAP-accredited Common Criteria evaluation facility, atsec also offers formal security evaluations of smart card operating systems and applications.

Why our services are important to you
Smart cards are convenient, portable security devices. They offer the security architect the ability to specify two- or three-factor authentication and are well-established in the key markets of finance (credit cards), communications (mobile phones and WiFi), and Cyber Security (IT and access control). Smart cards offer a flexible and secure solution to satisfy both U.S. government security initiatives (personal identity verification as directed by Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 (HSPD-12), passport security, and IT security) and individuals’ needs for appropriate privacy and protection against identity fraud.

For more information
For more information about smart cards, link to http://www.smartcardalliance.org.