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Wednesday, June 28 10.00 AM to 12.00 Noon |
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RFID and Identity Authentication
Donald E. Malloy, Jr.
Director, Business Development
nCryptone
(http://www.ncryptone.com)
View Presentation.ppt |
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Identity theft is rapidly becoming a common occurrence. The ease of hacking into databases and web sites continue to increase. And the capabilities for those who engage in fraudulent activity continue to grow as a result.
Don will explain how a combination of RFID and Secure Multifactor Authentication Display Card provides a high degree of security. RFID provides the basis for both physical access and logical access when entering a building and signing on the computer. The Display Card provides the connection to the server and offers strong authentication through the use of the OATH (Initiative for Open Authentication) algorithm. This technology provides strong security and offers the flexibility of utilizing numerous manufacturers hardware devices and various servers.
Also discussed will be Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) guidance regarding ID thef prevention and how new techniques are available to protect financial institutions and corporate enterprises alike.
Speaker:
Donald E. Malloy, Jr.
Don is the Director of Business Development for nCryptone, a French Company providing secure authentication on Smart Cards.
Don has 25 years of experience in the electronics industry.
Previously, he was the Director of Technology and Strategic Alliances for Power Paper, an Israeli based startup developing battery assisted RFID labels and sytems. He was the Sr. Marketing Manager for Security ICs and Contactless Systems for Infineon Technologies. The semiconductor spinoff of Seimens and the sixth largest semiconductor company worldwide.
Prior to his work with Infineon Technologies, he was the Business Development Manager for Philips Semiconductors where he was responsible for the Identification Products including Smart Card ICs, contactless products and RFID. He spent almost 6 years with Philips and introduced many of their RFID and Smart Card products.
He was president of DMA Marketing, a Manufacturers' Representative firm in New England. His career began at Brookhaven National Laboratory as a research scientist.
Don has spoken about future technology developments at many
conferences.
Don earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry from Lowell Technological Institute, Master of Science courses in Organic Chemistry from the University of Massachusetts and a Masters in Business Administration, with distinction, from the New York Institute of Technology. |
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RFID Experts and their presentations |
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The RFID SIG members thank the RFID Experts for their
presentations at our open sessions.
Presentation slides of some of the open sessions are
available for download.
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RFID SIG Distribution List |
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E-mail announcements are sent to those on the RFID SIG distribution list. To get on the distribution list, you must, first, attend a session. |
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Your Comments Welcome
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Brian Ogata is the facilitator for the RFID SIG. He invites your suggestions, contributions and questions. Brian can be reached at: bhogata@yahoo.com |
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