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Société Générale is one of Europe’s leading financial services groups, supporting 25 million customers everyday thanks to its more than 117,000 employees in 66 countries.
Focusing on security of their employees, Societe Generale needed to manage smart cards, used by their employees. Moreover, they were looking for a specific solution for strong authentication implying biometrics for traders.
In order to cover Societe Generale’s requirements, we deployed Idnomic CMS to manage more than 50.000 corporate users. Additionally, the “Bioguard” module is in charge of providing biometric authentication solution in order to replace PIN entry to activate the credentials on the smart card.
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Stellantis (formerly PSA Group) is one of the leading European players in the automotive industry, with employees of more than 160 nationalities and represented by industrial companies in more than 30 countries with customers in more than 130 markets.
The company was looking for a PKI suite capable of providing digital identities for its employees as well as for the vehicles it produces. The main objectives were to control access and ensure the confidentiality of information exchange.
IDnomic has been the PKI provider for Stellantis (the former PSA Group) since 2006. More than 500,000 certificates are permanently active for internal use by employees.
Every year, about 2,000,000 vehicles are secured with digital certificates from IDnomic.
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SwissSign, a leading provider of innovative identity solutions and subsidiary of Swiss Post, uses the Cryptovision Smartcard Middleware SCinterface for its SuisseID product. SuisseID is a smart card that stores the certificates and private keys of its owner. It is accompanied by signature software (SwissSigner) and a solution for secure communication (IncaMail). Easy handling is provided by the SCinterface, which is bundled with the SuisseID software. Thanks to SCinterface, the SwissSign signature cards and tokens can be used on Windows, OS X and Linux computers. No matter whether the user accesses protected websites, digitally signs PDF documents or performs other cryptographic operations, SCinterface always works transparently in the background and thus increases customer satisfaction.
SwissSign uses the smartcard middleware SCinterface from cryptovision for its SuisseID product. The easy handling is done via SCinterface, which is bundled with the SuisseID software. Thanks to SCinterface, the SwissSign signature cards and tokens can be used on Windows, OS X and Linux computers. No matter whether the user accesses protected websites, digitally signs PDF documents or performs other cryptographic operations, SCinterface always works transparently in the background and thus increases customer satisfaction.
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Atos is a French IT service provider with 120,000 employees. The company operates a trust center that covers the full range of PKI services, from registration and certification to the provision and publication of certificates on directory services. The private keys were originally stored on a smart card, USB stick or soft PSE. In addition, Atos decided to offer PKI customers private key storage on a protected server (key roaming).
Key Roaming is a solution that allows access to a private key from almost anywhere, but does not require any hardware (smart card or USB stick) and thus saves costs. The operation of a key roaming server can be regarded as SaaS (Software as a Service).
Atos decided to use the remote/CSP from cryptovision to realize the key roaming. The remote/CSP is installed on the PC of the PKI user and emulates a smartcard compared to an application program. However, the remote/CSP does not access such a smart card, but a key roaming server. The application therefore does not have to be adapted to key roaming.
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Allianz is one of the world’s leading insurers and financial service providers. Headquartered in Munich, the company has been operating a public key infrastructure (PKI) for years, which is used for applications such as authentication, single sign-on and data encryption.
Because Allianz places great emphasis on security, the company’s IT department decided to use smart cards to store private keys instead of the previous software-based variant. Allianz chose cryptovision’s smartcard middleware SCinterface to connect the smartcards to the applications.
The main reasons for this choice were the excellent integration support for the planned applications and a seamless migration from a previously used solution. Almost 70,000 Allianz employees now use SCinterface.
Alliance chose cryptovision’s smartcard middleware SCinterface to connect the smartcards used with the various applications. The reasons for this decision were mainly of a practical nature: SCinterface supports all applications used by Allianz and enables a seamless migration from the previously used solution. Almost 70,000 Allianz employees now use SCinterface. The special feature SCinterface cache, which enables secure PIN caching, has further increased employee satisfaction, as the number of PIN entries required per day has decreased significantly.
As a first step, Allianz issued cards to users who could use them to secure their workstations. In addition to the PKI, Allianz implemented a card management system. It quickly became clear, however, that working with group mailboxes and representative regulations with the cards was not possible without further ado. With the cryptovision product remoteCSP, which enables a secure online access to a private key, this challenge was mastered.
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