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6 | OPINION | Do people hate high-tech ID technology? 7 | REMARKS | Combating our Big Brother image against an irrational foe 8 | PODCAST | Highlights from the weekly re:ID Podcast series: data matrix barcodes, interview with MIFARE Hacker Karsten Nohl, Government ID standards, EMV fighting fraud 10 | ID SHORTS | Key news items from AVISIAN’s online ID technology sites 17 | CALENDAR | Important industry events from the identity, security, and RF worlds 18 | COVER STORY | ID industry fights Big Brother image 20 | LEGISLATION | The politics around identification 26 | ISSUES | ID applications that scare the public 28 | BUSINESS | L-1 takes control of state driver license market 28 | REAL ID | All states apply for Real ID extension 31 | BORDER CONTROL | Coast Guard takes US VISIT mobile 32 | TECH | Watermarks in uncharted water 34 | FIPS 201 | HSPD-12 progress being made, but it’s slow going |
34 | CASE STUDY | HSPD-12 at U.S. Department of Labor 37 | PROFILE | It’s more than just smart cards for Gemalto 38 | PAYMENTS | Gemalto is bullish on EMV 41 | FRAC | Winter Blast tests interoperability, on-scene issuance 42 | FIPS 201 | Newly approved products for government ID programs 48 | TRANSIT | Octopus extending tentacles outside of Hong Kong 51 | BIOMETRICS | Match-on-card close says NIST 52 | TECH | Hackers claim to have compromised security of leading MIFARE contactless product 54 | SECURITY | CoreStreet invigorates its ‘card-connected’ access control model 56 | NFC | NFC goes to college 58 | ON CAMPUS | Blackboard introduces mass-notification, video surveillance products 60 | ISSUANCE | Select printer ribbons based on application 62 | RFID | RFID privacy and security |
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6 | OPINION | Online Identity: The new elephant in the corner 7 | WEB 2.0 | My avatar is not who he claims to be 8 | PODCAST | Highlights from the
weekly re:ID Podcast series: Registered 10 | ID SHORTS | Key news items from AVISIAN’s online ID technology sties 13 | CALENDAR | Important industry
events from the identity, security, and 14 | DIGITAL ID | Social networking sites have little to no identity verification but this must change 18 | IDENTITY | Real ID becoming reality with first deadline Dec. 31, ‘09 20 | BORDER SECURITY | Pass another travel document 22 | AWARDS | SESAMES winners may offer a glance at what’s to come 27 | e-ID | e-Government 2.0: Leading the way for digital transformation 30 | EDUCATION | CTST gets a makeover
with help from Smart Card Alliance 32 | BUSINESS | L-1 Identity Solutions acquires Bioscrypt 34 | GOVERNMENT | DHS budget
includes funds for biometric and ID 35 | BIOMETRICS | US VISIT rolling out
10-prints at airports |
36 | INNOVATION | Match-on-Card has gained new interest for FIPS 201 and TWIC 36 | TECHNOLOGY | Security programs push forward with biometrics? 38 | FIPS 201 | Newly approved products for government ID programs 40 | PAYMENTS | NFC in London: Will consumers use it? 46 | HISTORY | Giesecke & Devrient: It’s a family affair 50 | BUSINESS | Security industry veteran Joe Grillo joins XceedID team 51 | NFC | Three challenges to unlocking an NFC world 52 | MRTD | Second generation
ePassports pose unique challenges in 53 | INNOVATION | New Extended Access Control scheme improves ePassport security 54 | SOFTWARE | Outsourcing ID card programs using SaaS 58 | ISSUANCE | Loosening of credit card rules opens door for instant issuance of Visa & MasterCards on campus 62 | TECH | RF Characteristics: Testing impact of water and metal 66 | RFID | Protecting an endangered species with RFID |
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5 | OPINION | Campus cards as payment tools: From Flex to the future 6 | SURVEY | Campus card bank partnerships increase modestly in 2007 10 | BANKING | Building a successful campus card and bank relationship 12 | SOFTWARE | Outsourcing ID card programs with the SaaS model 16 | OFF-CAMPUS | Feeding the modern student on- and off-campus 18 | FROM THE FIELD | Flexibility a must for campus card systems 20 | CORPORATE | Heartland acquires campus card pioneer General Meters 23 | CONVERGENCE | Total security
solution must include ID convergence 23 | SECURITY | Wireless access control conserves installed ID card systems 24 | ISSUANCE | Loosening of credit card rules opens door for instant issuance of Visa & MasterCard on campus 25 | IMAGING | The key to instant issuance is in the solution, more than in the printer 26 | BANKING | Preventing ID theft via your campus card program 28 | INNOVATION | Georgia Tech shares the buzz about campus card space
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6 | OPINION | New Year, new publications, new opportunities ... 8 | TRAVEL | The future of Registered Traveler is up for grabs 12 | PAYMENTS | SEPA strives to ease electronic payments across European Union 12 | BUSINESS | SEPA to shrink number of payment processors and resulting revenues 16 | TELECOM | Tracking the SIM Card: Where in the world is GSM? 22 | SECURITY | First responder cards pass another major test during Summer Breeze demonstration 26 | STATE & LOCAL | Tiers of Trust consortium promotes lower cost solution based on FIPS 201 to the first responders 28 | FIPS 201 | Approved Products List 30 | IDENTITY | Extending FIPS 201 beyond government |
34 | DIGITAL ID | Can digital identity curb the spam assault on your inbox? 38 | PAYMENTS | Contactless payment makes biggest debut yet with London Launch 44 | SECURITY | Beijing Olympics to showcase world class security with a record-setting price tag 48 | BIOMETRICS | Biometric products must pass new test for airport use 52 | PRIVACY | Biometrics and the “mark of the beast” 54 | INNOVATION | Vascular biometrics are more than skin deep 56 | TECHNOLOGY | Back to basics: Understanding magnetic stripe cards 61 | ISSUANCE | Focus on the printer, the card, and the process to secure your ID issuance 62 | RFID | Investigating active and passive tags |
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| Click here to download a PDF of the Fall 2007 issue (21.6MB). | 6 | OPINION | One key, many doorways: Convergence has arrived 8 | CONVERGENCE | Convergence of logical and physical security moves from industry buzzword to corporate mandate 12 | BIOMETRICS | New fingerprint reader brings biometrics to consumer desktops 14 | BANKING | InCard puts the OTP on the card itself 22 | INNOVATION | The QR Code is not your father’s barcode 26 | FIPS 201 | Understanding the FIPS 201 approval process 30 | FIPS 201 | FIPS 201 products and services from the GSA Approved Products List 32 | CONTRACTS | GSA-chosen EDS begins FIPS 201 infrastructure work while competitor BearingPoint scores major agency win 34 | BIOMETRICS | The biometric backbone of the FIPS 201 ID card program |
38 | EVENTS | Make your plans now to attend this year’s CARTES and IDentification event 40 | TRANSIT | NYC and Utah pioneer use of bank-issued contactless cards for transit fare collection 48 | CONVERGENCE | Corporate ID programs require convergence beyond just physical and logical security 50 | CONVERGENCE | Easing multiapplication smart card issuance for physical and logical security convergence 53 | COMPANY | Contactless expertise helps CPI become a leading producer of secure cards 56 | CAMPUS | Slippery Rock University breaks ground with its contactless cell phone payment 60 | ISSUANCE | Choosing between reverse image and direct to card ID printers 62 | TECHNOLOGY | Understanding RFID: The black art of antennas 65 | RFID | Bad news at the baggage carousel is good news for RFID |
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| Click here to download a PDF of the Fall 2007 CR80News issue (3.7MB). | 4 | OPINION | Cell phones enable emergency notifi cation, payment … but will they replace the ID card? 6 | CELL PHONES| Student notifi cation systems enhance campus security with mobile phones and card systems 12 | ISSUANCE | San Diego State University pioneers webinar-style ID card education 13 | CELL PHONES| Slippery Rock University breaks ground with its contactless cell phone payment 18 | HARDWARE | Companies roll out lower-cost ID card printers with higher-end functionality 22 | PRINTING | Choosing between reverse image and direct-to-card ID printers 24 | TRIBUTE | Industry icon Bruce Lane to depart CBORD after 22 years 30 | TIPS | Should your campus card program be using the 16-digit ISO numbering scheme? |
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| Click here to download a PDF of the Summer 2007 issue (9.4MB). | 6 | OPINION | ‘Compression of time’ in identity 8 | DRIVER LICENSES | With driver license reform likely to cost billions, Real ID will require state and federal partnership to deliver on promise 10 | GOVERNMENT | Real ID Act’s recommended 2D barcode security isn’t good enough, says smart card industry 17 | BANKING | Two-factor authentication for remote banking 18 | LOGICAL SECURITY | Locking down Citrix 22 | ISSUANCE | Innovative card form factors revolutionize look, function 24 | COMPANY | New Fargo president lays out company’s direction as part of HID Global 26 | BIOMETRICS | Keystroke dynamics: Biometrics at your fingertips 29 | FIPS 201 | Hurdles remain for PIV card use 32 | CONTRACTS | GSA selects EDS consortium for massive PIV rollout via Shared Service Provider program 34 | INNOVATION | Near field communications is the talk of the ID world but what will it take to turn the talk to action? 38| NFC | European consortium created to foster NFC interoperability |
40 | TECHNOLOGY | The technical basics of Near Field Communications 42 | PROJECTS | A sampling of NFC pilots from around the world 44 | TRANSIT | Boston’s new contactless CharlieCard makes commuting easier for a million daily riders 46 | EVENTS | Cardtech Securtech showcases great lineup for May 15-17 event 48 | INNOVATION | First cross-campus interoperable card program a success for Boston’s Colleges of Fenway 52 | CONTACTLESS | Campuses to have iCLASS contactless option for the multi-application program from SmartCentric 53 | CAMPUS | Students monitor laundry progress online via new monitoring solutions and their campus card 56 | APPLICATION | Card system vendors refine off campus offerings 60 | RFID | Is RFID in the Operating Room a “Spongeworthy” idea? 63 | RFID | The principles of RFID: Hardware Basics 64 | REGULATION | Antiquated Item Pricing Laws counteract potential RFID savings in many states 65 | INNOVATION | RFID makes every drop count at smart bars and restaurants RFID makes every drop count at smart bars and restaurants |
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| Click here to download a PDF of the Spring 2007 issue (11.7MB). | 6 | OPINION | The worldwide federation of identity 8 | BANKING | As Canada’s payment cards go to EMV, will fraud migration push U.S. banks to join the smart card? 14 | FIPS 201 | GSA supports PIV card issuance for 40 agencies, seeks new vendor for managed services 17 | DIGITAL ID | Authentication for financial services is a global goal with regional approaches 20 | MILITARY ID | Pentagon deploys handheld PIVMAN system to validate FIPS 201 IDs 22 | ISSUANCE | Tracking misprints and bad cards can be as important as tracking good ones 24 | ACCESS | Modular approach enables Lenel IdentityDefender to meet HSPD-12 needs of large and small organizations 26 | GOVERNMENT | States prepare for Real ID in advance of pending driver license mandates 28 | TWIC | TWIC cards hit the road in March but readers to check them remain stuck in neutral 30 | APPLICATION | No change, no problem ... with smart card-enabled parking meters 32 | INSIGHT | Secure ID submissions from our annual Expert Panel series: 34 | REGULATION | Feds may yank Regulation E’s receipt requirement for small dollar transactions |
38 | PASSPORTS | Machine Readable Travel Documents with biometric enhancement: The ICAO Standard 40 | INSIGHT | Contactless submissions from our annual Expert Panel series: 44 | PAYMENT | Contactless hits Broadway with Visa payments in leading theatres 48 | CASE STUDY | Pricewaterhouse-Cooopers uses LEGIC technology for ID, security, print management 50 | FINANCIAL | Instant issuance of Visa and MasterCard directly from your card office personalization system 54 | CAMPUS ID | Philadelphia’s sixty high schools issue contactless campus ID cards 55 | INNOVATION | Contactless ready to make its mark on campus 56 | BIOMETRICS | Biometrics gets its ‘fingers’ into school foodservice and other campus environments 60 | INNOVATION | RFID leaps from the warehouse to the art museum 62 | TECHNOLOGY | Is RuBee the next generation of RFID? 64 | RFID | The death of the ‘Six Months Rule’ for retail RFID strategy 66 | APPLICATION | Creating an ePedigree for sports collectibles with RFID
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| Click here to download a PDF of the Spring 2007 CR80News issue (11.7MB). | 4 | OPINION | The card program’s role on campus 6 | ISSUES | With every U.S. government agency issuing a standardized FIPS 201 ID, will your campus card be next? 12 | WIRELESS | The future of campus cards goes mobile: Handheld computers and PDAs extend on campus, off campus, and system admin functions 16 | APPLICATION | Two hundred campuses rely on GoPrint to curb wasteful network printing 18 | ISSUANCE | Visa and MasterCard on your campus ID: Instant issuance solutions like CardWizard from DSI making it a reality 20 | OFF-CAMPUS | Can adding off campus payment to the ID card actually grow on campus spending? 22 | IDENTIFICATION | Biometrics gets its ‘fingers’into school foodservice and other 26 | TECHNOLOGY | Philadelphia’s sixty high schools issue contactless campus ID cards 27 | ON CAMPUS | A brief history of the campus cards industry 30 | TIPS | Tracking misprints and bad cards can be as important as tracking good ones |
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| Click here to download a PDF of the Winter 2006 issue (11.7MB). | 6 | OPINION | The worldwide federation of identity 17 | FROM THE FIELD | Future proofing the UK’s electronic ID program 18 | MILITARY ID | With ten million cards issued to date, Department of Defense Common Access Card gets a FIPS 201 facelift 20 | TWIC | IDs on the way, but TSA stops short of giving the nod to contactless readers for TWIC program 22 | ISSUANCE | Identifying printers and issuance equipment for FIPS 201 24 | PRODUCTS | PIVMAN provides mobile verification of government IDs 26 | LOBBY | Secure ID Coalition to lobby for smart cards 26 | ALLIANCES | Vendor consortium formed to guide agencies in HSPD-12 compliance and operation 28 | BANKING | FFIEC FAQs create more questions for banks considering multifactor authentication 30 | EVENTS | World leading CARTES exhibition to take Paris by storm in November 32 | PILOTS | Rental cars go James Bond with contactless cards |
38 | TRAVEL DOCUMENTS | ePassport issuance cranks up in U.S. 40 | CORPORATE | NXP forms as Philips sells semiconductor business 42 | TRANSIT | Contactless Breeze blows across Atlanta’s transit network 44 | NFC | European hotel guests get room keys on mobile phones thanks to NFC 46 | AWARDS | Innovative contactless products honored at HID’s ‘iNNOVATION 2006’ event 48 | NFC | NFC timeline progresses rapidly via trials, products, and specs 50 | AUTHENTICATION | Grid-based two-factor authentication comes to campus cards 54 | ACQUISITION | HID finds value in Fargo’s solution-oriented approach to card issuance 58 | ENTERTAINMENT | Gaming Gets Physical with RFID 60 | RFID | Acquistion by Motorola and new rugged RFID reader model suggest big things ahead for Symbol 62 | TECHNOLOGY 101 | Understanding RFID’s UHF and HF frequencies
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FIPS 201 SPECIAL SECTION U.S. federal agencies hear the ticking of the clock The October 27 deadline for agencies to begin issuing the new, interoperable identification credentials is rapidly drawing near. Tremendous progress has been made, yet many insiders remain pessimistic ... fearing that many agencies simply cannot meet the HSPD-12 established timeline. 21 | SSP competition heats up as vendors align to issue certificates for new PIV cards 22 | Following a successful Winter Fox FIPS 201 test, DHS plans more exercises 24 | Biometric component of PIV cards a technological journey 26 | Cryptography within FIPS 201 specification 28 | FIPS 201 vendors and products approved for agency use 6 | OPINION | Access cards go ‘Swiss Army’ ... enlist or be left behind 14 | DRIVER LICENSES | For those responsible for driver licensing, Real ID continues to be real frustrating 18 | BIOMETRICS | Students in San Diego build biometric vending machine 32 | NATIONAL ID | Led by Belgium, citizen smart cards in Europe forge on
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40 | PAYMENTS | Big three payment card brands remain bullish on contactless 44 | NFC | Progress from pilot to full rollout in Germany for NFC 46 | NFC | NFC gets lab tested as users trial phone payments, smart posters, and ticketing 47 | OPINION | The year of Near Field Communication 48 | TICKETING | Contactless ticketing takes hold in English football 50 | SECURITY | Electromagnetic sleeves protect contactless IDs, but is the eavesdropping threat real? 52 | ISSUANCE | When it comes to issuance, contactless ‘rocks’ prox 54 | CAMPUS | Contactless takes Swiss campus to new heights 58 | IMAGING | ID cards for visitors: Easier and more necessary than ever 60 | BIOMETRICS | Gonzaga and North Texas students ‘touch the future’ paying on and off campus with fingerprint biometrics 62 | RFID | Libraries abandon the barcode in favor of RFID 65 | LOGISTICS | Wal-Mart’s ‘next 300’ proving to be an educated bunch |
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4 | OPINION | After five years of electronic distribution, CR80News welcomes you to its first-ever print edition 9 | ISSUANCE | ID cards for visitors: Easier and more necessary than ever 12 | SECURITY | When it comes to issuance, contactless ‘rocks’ prox 14 | VENDORS | One year later ... CBORD building value from Diebold acquisition 16 | ON CAMPUS | Wisconsin Lutheran adds banking to the campus card 18 | TIPS | Attracting faculty and staff to your campus card banking service 20 | INNOVATION | SmartCentric and QI team to bring wireless and contactless to campus cards 24 | RESEARCH | Annual CR80News bank partner survey results 28 | PAYMENTS | Securely handling credit card transactions earns Blackboard kudos 30 | BIOMETRICS | Students in San Diego build biometric vending machine
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6 | OPINION | The many links of the chain of trust 8 | HSPD-12 | Mandated government smart cards slowly coming along 10 | PRODUCTS | HSPD-12 takes center stage in event hosted by Lenel and Lockheed Martin 12 | IDENTITY | Registered Traveler program goes nationwide 15 | PASSPORTS | U.S. issues first e-passports to diplomats, citizen issuance to start later in ’06 16 | TECHNOLOGY | USB Flash drives get security facelift and offer authentication functionality to boot 18 | BIOMETRICS | Securing the Disney Gates 20 | AUTHENTICATION | Two-factor authentication goes mobile on phones, PDAs, laptops, and more 24 | NATIONAL ID | Hong Kong’s smart ID cards secure online banking 26 | PKI | Card-based PKI to better secure doctor’s communications 28 | EVENTS | First class lineup guarantees CardTech/SecurTech will be time well spent 30 | PAYMENTS | Axalto’s SmartFob offers contactless payment functionality in a radical new way 34 | INTERNATIONAL | From the Great Wall to city buses in busy urban centers, contactless is finding a home 36 | FOCUS | Thales deploys ID solutions around the globe in China 38 | PRIVACY | MIT helps security industry explore the privacy
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39 | FUTURE | Famed Media Lab explores a contactless future 40 | TRANSIT | Ventura County’s transit card is a true contactless pioneer 42 | INDUSTRY | Smart Card Alliance members make real progress toward a more secure world 46 | CAMPUS ID | Nova Southeastern replaces outdated campus smart card with new smart card system 49 | PAYMENTS | Emory University enables online campus card deposits via PeopleSoft system 50 | PLASTICS | Corn Cards offer a greener alternative, but is the industry ready for plastic from the farm? 52 | TECHNOLOGY | JSA receives web-revalue technology patent 54 | SECURITY | Prox begins giving way to contactless as price cuts and multi-technology readers eliminate hurdles 56 | PHARMA | Viagra and Oxycontin tagged with RFID 58 | TAGGING | RFID curbs drug counterfeiting, but obstacles still exist 60 | GEN 2 | Range, write verification and better speed top criteria for Gen 2 shoppers 62 | PROGRESS | Moving beyond ‘slap and ship’ 64 | TRACKING | The Moment of Truth for Airlines on RFID 65 | INNOVATION | The wide world of sports evolves via RFID |
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6 | OPINION | The Age 10 | AUTHENTICATION | Two-factor authentication hits the banking scene 16 | BORDER CONTROL | New biometric ID to provide a PASS for citizens traveling between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico 18 | PASSPORTS | E-Pasports are coming, but a standard for applications management is needed 19 | MULTOS | Smart card operating system gets new owners and new mission 20 | FFIEC | Banks compare cost, quality, and strength of multi-factor authentication schemes 22 | DRIVER LICENSES | REAL ID Act faces real challenges 24 | TECHNOLOGY | Understanding DPA attacks and the countermeasures available to protect smart cards 25 | COMPANY | ActivCard® becomes ActivIdentity™ 28 | SECURITY | Two groups set goals for more secure Internet transactions 29 | EMV | Two-factor benefits from EMV infrastructure 30 | BENEFITS | Texas goes live with a smart card-based benefits card 33 | LEGISLATION | Fans and foes of California RFID bill still seek compromise 36 | TRANSIT | Houston transit hires ACS as its contactless ticketing vendor 38 | BIOMETRICS | Blood vessels in human hand and contactless card combine to create secure biometric IDs 40 | TRANSIT | New chip may slash contactless transit ticket prices
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42 | PASSPORT | E-Passport trial underway at San Francisco airport 44 | PAYMENTS | Proximity payment defines the future of mobile commerce 46 | HONORS | SESAMES awards showcased “Best of” global identity 48 | EMV | Watch out ... EMV is coming in contactless too 51 | CAMPUS | QI readers bring USA Today newspapers to card carrying students on 70 campuses 52 | CAMPUS | Texas campus capitalizes on the flexibility of One Card system 54 | BANKING | On-campus bank branches from the bank’s perspective 55 | INPUT | Campus cards: Not just ID cards anymore 55 | ISSUANCE | Diverging card printer market benefits entry-level and high-end buyers 56 | STRATEGY | Guiding your transaction system with strategic planning 58 | SECURITY | Identity and convergence define a new world of physical security 61 | GEN 2 | RFID’s new Gen 2 communicates better, reads quicker 62 | TAGGING | Boeing takes RFID to 100-degrees below zero 63 | INNOVATION | RFID-equipped wristands improve prison safety 64 | IN THE FIELD | RFID and handhelds increase amusement ride safety 66 | CONVERGENCE | Secure ID in concert with RFID ...combining technologies to revolutionize transport
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6 | OPINION | Identity: A global challenge with global solutions 10 | NFC | Near Field Communications (NFC) makes the move from concept to reality 18 | DRIVER LICENSES | India presses on with smart driver license program 20 | BARCODES | 2-D barcodes: Broader and better ... but should you bother? 22 | PAYMENTS | New technology curbs expired meters via mobile phones 24 | ACCESS CONTROL | AMAG meets West Corporation's multi-facility security challenge 26 | GOVERNMENT | FIPS 201 and HSPD12 take center stage for both companies and industry groups 27 | GOVERNMENT | Security Industry Association creates working group to address HSPD12 28 | TECHNOLOGY | ZigBee is creating smarter buildings but an ID link may expand its wireless horizons 31 | CONVERGENCE | The best of both worlds: Contactless convergence with mobile wireless 34 | LEGISLATION | California RFID ban shelved ... for now 35 | LEGISLATION | Other state legislatures consider RFID-related issues 36 | PRIVACY | HID, Indala parent releases pioneering "privacy principles" 38 | TECHNOLOGY | Understanding the different memory types in contactless smart cards and RFID tokens
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40 | INTERVIEW | Chase defi nes contactless payments ... and contactless payments help redefi ne Chase 42 | Payments | HSBC joins contactless fray 44 | TRANSIT | German mass transit goes contactless, and trials NFC 46 | COMPANIES | OTI gets nod from Frost & Sullivan and Israeli commuters 49 | ON CAMPUS | Rapid growth in campus ID card systems seen across European continent 52 | ISSUANCE | Protect your ID consumables with a SecureVault(TM) or a secure process 54 | BANKING | 2005 study suggests uptake in campus card banking partnerships 56 | INNOVATION | Bike share program with ID card ties emerges at MIT 59 | APPLICATIONS | RFID keeps brewers on tap 62 | NEW USES | RFID works to stop water damage and money loss 64 | HEALTHCARE | RFID and 'Indoor Positioning System" help hospitals streamline workflow 66 | TRACKING | Hooligans take note: RF-ball scores in Peru 14 | TRAVELER'S ID | Privatizing Registered Traveler: Is it a CLEAR Way to Go?
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6 | OPINION | The reader infrastructure dilema? 10 | IDENTITY | Digital signatures via SIM cards and mobile phones take off in Finland 16 | BIOMETRICS | 'Not' created equal ... Contrasting optical and silicon sensors for fingerprint biometrics 18 | BIOMETRICS | STMicro-spinoff, UPEK, works to "bring a biometric sensor to every pocket" 20 | DEVICES | Sleek handheld from Labcal reads biometrics, contact and contactless chips, barcodes ... 22 | CHIP CARDS | Smart cards help tourists in U.S. select attractions 24 | NATIONAL ID | Status in the U.K., U.S., and Australia 26 | ISSUANCE | Integrity of Mexico's new voter ID cards ensured via automated card inspection sytem 28 | CONVERGENCE | Identity helps transcend locks and keys 34 | TRANSIT | Los Angeles to implement contactless fare collection cards as first step in regional system 31 | PAYMENTS | JPMorgan Chase gets a jump on the smart card market, one 'blink' at a time 36 | TECHNOLOGY | Anticollision enables multiple card reads at the same time 37 | TECHNOLOGY | Coding data for transmission via radio waves 38 | MERCHANTS | PayPilot puts the power of contactless payments into merchant hands, promises lower transaction fees 40 | TRANSIT | Seven vie for contract to extend London's contactless transit card to merchant community
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41 | PAYMENTS | Major merchants signing on to accept PayPass 42 | VEHICLE ID | Nedap's "booster" enables existing prox ID cards to power advanced vehicle access control 44 | PAYMENTS | American Express makes Blue contactless, launches nationwide in U.S. 46 | NFC | Early success of Near Field Communications technology evident in the rapid growth of the NFC Forum 49 | ON CAMPUS | Japanese student ID provides secure access using contactless smart cards and palm vein biometrics 50 | ISSUANCE | Addressing security concerns in centralized and distributed card issuance environments 51 | MERGERS | The 'Big Three' become the 'Big Two' 52 | ON CAMPUS | Cards control futuristic entertainment facility at North Carolina campus 54 | MAG STRIPES | Is Your ID Card Really ISO Compliant? You must encode in a specified way 56 | INNOVATION | Campus card company launches roommate matching solution 58 | LEGISLATION | Legal battle against off-campus debit programs causes Alabama campus to suspend card acceptance 61 | ANIMAL ID | "Mad Cow" Policy: The National Animal Identification System 63 | RFID TECHNOLOGY | Cape Systems' Tag Location 64 | INTERVIEW | Alan Melling, Symbol Technologies, talks RFID 65 | LOGISTICS | Produce Grower Taps Manhattan Associates |
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6 | PRIVACY | Editor Chris Corum explores privacy as an issue of process, rather than technology 8 | AFIS | Automated Fingerprint ID Systems moves beyond the crime lab to secure credentialing systems 12 | MOBILE PAYMENTS | Simpay brings mobile payments to 70 million users in 20 countries 14 | OPTICAL CARDS | Providing big storage and big security for government ID programs 16 | HOMELAND SECURITY | Innovative portable access control system to secure Ohio city’s future disaster sites 18 | SILICON | ‘Flip chip’ manufacturing reassembles smart card ICs 20 | GOVERNMENT ID | ‘NACI’ key to identity vetting for mandatory government PIV cards 22 | BIG CHIPS | Sharp offers 1 Megabyte chip with Java Card operating system 24 | OPINION | Dennis Bailey, author of The Open Society Paradox, explains why educating the public about the privacy-protecting potential of smart cards and identity solutions is more crucial than ever 26 | CARD SECURITY | Using visual security elements to deter card counterfeiting and promote authentication 28 | DRIVER LICENSES | Considering the Real ID Act and the state of driver license issuance 30 | Colorado hospital uses prox, single sign-on, and sonar to secure patient records and meet HIPAA 31 | PRODUCTS | Using prox and contactless for logon, payment, and legacy ID 32 | BIOMETRICS | Understanding the basics of this crucial technology 35 | Comparing and contrasting RFID tags and contactless smart card technology 38 | LEGISLATION | California considers bill to ban contactless technology from state-issued IDs 39 | JOIN THE CLUB | New organization, “WISE,” networks women in security industry
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40 | INTERVIEW | Talking contactless payments and EMV with Visa USA’s Patrick Gautier 42 | PAYMENTS | MasterCard and Visa agree on a common contactless payment protocol 44 | CONTACTLESS 101 | Modulation lets radio waves carry data 46 | PAYMENTS | Dexit and SST (PowerPay) to share applications and cooperate across borders 48 | LEGIC | Supplying core contactless technology to 180 global partners 50 | EMV | MasterCard’s OneSMART PayPass combines the convenience of contactless with security of EMV 53 | ON CAMPUS | Gallaudet University uses proximity cards for dorm access and campuswide payments 54 | IMAGING | Printing cards with embedded prox, contactless, and contact chips 57 | ROI | New print cost recovery and document output management solutions for campuses 58 | CREDIT CARDS | Is the ‘thorny’ issue of credit cards and campus ID programs resurfacing? 59 | ID NUMBERING | Should your ID program use the 16-digit ISO numbering scheme? 60 | RFID CONTROVERSY | InCom Corp speaks out about the controversy surrounding one elementary school’s use of its wearable RFID tags 62 | I.D. Systems, Symbol and the TSA launch airport cargo tracking 63 | LOGISTICS | DHL Fashion builds RFID-based logistics system for garment tracking in supply chain 64 | NEAR FIELD COMMUNICATIONS | RFID and NFC-enabled SD Cards create new opportunities for mobile phone and PDA applications 65 | MILITARY | Supporting the “Warfighter” with RFID 66 | EPC | Intermec Talks About RFID’s “Gen2” |
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8 | U.S. delays bid decision and launch of new contactless and biometric passports 10 | Transportation ID (TWIC) continues its progress 12 | An introduction to security certifications: FIPS 140-2 and Common Criteria 14 | U.S. government smart card efforts get boost from President, NIST, and ISO 16 | Annual SESAMES awards presented to the "best in ID technology" 18 | Fargo protects your IDs by protecting issuance processes 20 | Federal government report shows strong progress in agency smart card projects 22 | Privacy and security: "Two sides of the same coin" 24 | Registered Traveler program expedites airport screening via biometrics, smart cards 26 | Microsoft employee ID to be smart card running .NET 28 | A new license fee for every smart card may be required to protect from DPA attacks 31 | MasterCard's PayPass(TM) plans national rollout 34 | A (Contactless) Day in the Life 36 | Londoners zip through public transit with contactless Oyster card 38 | Contactless payments accepted at three NFL football stadiums 39 | Contactless cards and readers pass transit-sponsored interoperability tests 40 | Thanks to contactless ticketing, Oslo commuters keep moving 41 | 'Killer combination' not 'killer application' to define contactless in 2005 |
42 | Contactless 101: Frequency and modulation guide RF technologies 45 | New programmer enables Nebraska to program contactless cards onsite 46 | Arizona State University chooses contactless for campuswide functionality 48 | Access control without the wires? Security goes 'Wyreless' 50 | Off-campus with Blackboard's BbOne offering: Clemson and others make the leap 51 | Off-campus the Minnesota way 52 | All debit cards are not created equal: Understanding online and offline debit 55 | 'Bolt-on' biometrics for the college and university campus 56 | Administrators and students benefit delivering financial aid via card 58 | A Virginia campus outsources its card program 59 | Handheld card readers enable campus to track bus ridership 60 | Penn State to issue Greek IDs; Duke and Elon IDs used at Duke basketball arena 62 | RFID tagging and the wine industry supply chain 63 | Delta Airlines tags baggage with RFID 64 | Companies conspire to 'cage' RFID pet standards 66 | Gaming Company Takes RFID to the Casino
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