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Public Services Card
Enhancing Services
Bernard Fitzpatrick – DSP
Seminar on Quality Customer Service
Thursday 13th December 2012
Public Services Card
– SAFE
Design Requirements
Security Features
Progress to Date and Next Steps
Immediate Benefits
Questions and Answers
Background
SAFE Principles
Standard Authentication Framework
Environment
Rules based standards for establishing
and authenticating identity
Facilitate access to public service across
multiple channels
Identity token – e.g. the PSC
SAFE Levels
Safe 0 = No assurance of identity – not
currently holder of a PPS number
Safe 1 = Balance of probabilities – current
holders of a PPS number
Safe 2 = Substantial assurance – backed
up by photograph and signature
Safe 3 = Beyond reasonable doubt –
fingerprint captured at registration and
digitally stored on the PSC
SAFE Level 2
Minimum authentication level for PSC and
most public services
Robust “Face to Face” registration in a
designated SAFE Registration Office
Reduced Process – Known Customers
Capture of photo and signature
Proof of identity and evidence of address
Design Requirements
Standard “credit card” size
Multiple protection mechanisms
Immediately recognisable as being for use
in the Public Services of Ireland
Comply with the best practice on
accessibility/Official Languages Act
Data Inscribed on the Card
(Section 263,SWCA 2005 as amended)
Name
PPS
number
Photograph
Signature
Card issue number, and
Expiry date
Data Encoded on the Card
(Section 263,SWCA 2005 as amended)
Name
PPS number
Photograph
Signature
Card issue
number
Expiry date
Date of birth
Sex
All former surnames
(if any) of mother
Place of birth
All former surnames
(if any)
Nationality
Multiple Security Features
Polycarbonate Card
Laser Engraving
First Line Security Features (3)
Easily and speedily recognisable
Second Line Security Features (?)
Require specialist equipment
Third Line Security Features (?)
Phase 1 - Complete
Managed Service Provider
Design of physical PSC and its associated
management systems
Internal system design to support robust
SAFE registration and generate PSC requests
Accelerated roll-out of SAFE Registration
functionality
Volume production commenced July 2012
following pilot
Phase 1 – Remaining Elements
Application of Facial Image Matching
Software
Enhance the security environment
using Hardware Security Modules
Phase 2
Free Travel variant of PSC
Juvenile variant of PSC
Staff card – biometric trial
Pin Mailer
Card Reader Simulator
Provision of on-line authentication
SAFE Registration Process
SAFE 0 to 2 : DSP dedicated PPS number
registration centres
SAFE 1 to 2 : Local/Branch Office network
Supplementary
Other
Agencies
options under consideration
Use Outside DSP Environment ?
EU Residence Permit?
NTMA?
Garda Age Card?
Others?
Immediate Benefits
Validation of Identity – provided SAFE principles
are not undermined
Potential for substantial reduction in the rate of
fraud and error
More secure payment token – chip and pin
Replacement of current insecure cards
Data enrichment – SAFE 2 registration
Efficiencies across the Public Service
Public Services Card
Questions and Answers
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