C-One e-id: a mobile device for biometric identification of people and authentication of secured ID documents

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1 C-One e-id: a mobile device for biometric identification of people and authentication of secured ID documents

2 ID controls anywhere in the territory and at borders The border polices have a very serious requirement: to be able to control any kind of new generation secured ID documents anywhere and anytime: o Into the airports and at the entrance and exit of the aircrafts; o Into the ports; o Into the train stations and the trains; o Into the bus stations and the buses; o In the middle of nowhere in the territory; o At the very many crossing points that exist all along the thousands of kilometers of land borders. One of the main issue to do so is that premises and infrastructures are missing to do that. It means that the only solution to fit the needs in terms of efficiency and flexibility is to equip the agents with mobile devices that integrate in one single box the essential data capture technologies i.e. biometric, RFID (contactless), Smartcard (contact), barcode, OCR (MRZ) and the most recent wireless communication systems (WiFi, BT, GSM/GPRS, 3G, 4G LTE, GPS). 2

3 Enrollment and generation of ID cards for the migrants Enrollment of the migrants by registering their fingerprints, photo, biographic data, country of origin, when and where they enter the country, etc. These data could be recorded in a specific data base and they will be used to count them and to follow them along their future travels. At the end of the enrollment, all these data will be stored into the memory of a dual card (contact and contactless). This unique and unfalsifiable ID card that will be generated will have the same functionalities than a biometric passport. With this ID card, they will no longer be considered as illegal immigrants and it will be possible to trace them. Furthermore, it should give them a safe access to the hygiene, health, food, accomodation services that could have been organized. 3

4 C-One e-id of COPPERNIC is the answer During the last few years, we have acquired a large experience by developing some products: o MorphoCheck & MorphoRapID for Safran/Morpho; o WAP4 e-id for our direct sales. COPPERNIC has recently released and approved the C-One e-id: the most advanced handheld terminal of the market for mobile biometric identification of people and authentication of secured ID documents (passports, visas, ID cards, etc ). 4

5 Exchanges with security sensitive files (1) Efficiently fight against illegal immigration and terrorism C-One e-id can send the data that have been captured on the field and compare them with what has been stored into the central data bases dedicated to the critical subjects like: illegal immigration, public security and national safety: o VIS: Visa Information System: biographic & biometric data o RPF: Researched Persons File o OTHERS 4

6 Exchanges with sensitive files (2) Efficiently fight against illegal immigration and terrorism Fingerprint matching and/or facial recognition algorithms installed into our C-One e-id will easily be able to compare the fingerprints and photos captured during an in-situ control with the many that have been stored into a local or remote data base or with the fingerprints and/or photos of a «black list» stored into the SD card of the mobile device. When such a "matching" will be detected, then the operator will be alerted (vibrator for example) and he will be in a position to neutralize and catch the «bad boy». 4

7 C-One e-id: the beating heart of the solution This rugged mobile handheld terminal (IP65, -20 C to +60 C, compatible MIL-STD-810G) is capable to successfully operate all the functionnalities listed in this presentation: ü Biometric identification of people and authentication of secured ID documents; ü In-situ complete enrollment of the people. Encryption and storage of all the data into a dual ID card (contact and contactless); ü Bi-directional secured wireless communication with dedicated data bases; ü Instantaneous matching between a fingerprint captured on the field and the very many of a «blacklist» that have been stored into the memory of the SD card of the terminal; 5

8 June 2015 : First presentation in London at SDW (Security Document World) exhibition 8