Boosting trust in the digital single market: the role of e-signature

9-10 November 2011, Warsaw, Poland

 

 

November 9th, 2011 (DAY 1)

 

12:30 - 13:30  Registration

12.30 - 13.30  Lunch Buffet for participants

13.30-13.50   

Opening of the conference "Boosting trust online: a pan European framework for electronic identification, authentication and signature"  

Welcome speech by Minister of Economy of the Republic of Poland, official host of the Presidency Conference  

Welcome speech by Gerard de Graaf, Director,  Directorate A Audiovisual, Media, Internet, European Commission 

13.50-14.50    1st session: pan European framework for electronic identification, authentication and signature.   

13.50-14.05   

Hans Graux , Timelex, Public consultation results 

14.05-14.35    

Panel discussion on needs highlighted by the consultation respondents: Prof Riccardo Genghini ETSI/ESI, Dr Szilveszter Ádám, FESA, Nick Pope, Thales, Tarvi Martens, AS Sertifitseerimiskeskus, Paweł Krawczyk, IPsec.pl;

moderator:  Marcin Fijałkowski, MoE, Polish Presidency

14.35-14.50     

Patrick van Eecke, DLA Piper, Policy issues identified by the "IAS Study" 

14.50-15.05    Coffee break

15.05-16.10    2nd session: Major on-going EU activities related to e-signature

ALL SPEECHES INCLUDE A Q&A SESSION AT THEIR END.

15.05-15.20   

Olivier Delos, Sealed, Standardisation mandate m460 

15.20-15.35   

Anneli Andresson, DG MARKT,  Services Directive: Legal and practical  measures on e-signatures 

15.35-15.50   

John Stienen, DG DIGIT, Services Directive: Implementation of  Trusted Lists –   state of play        

15.50-16.05   

Philippe Schneider, DIGIT, eSignature at the Commission: ESSI and e-Official Journal, ECI 

16.05-16.10   

Gérard Galler, INFSO.A3, Exploratory seminars for trusted e-business  transactions in the South Mediterranean region area 

16.10           Closing of the first day

 

November 10th, 2011 (DAY 2) – PROGRAMME BY PRESIDENCY

9.00-11.00        4th session  

ALL SPEECHES INCLUDE A Q&A SESSION AT THEIR END.

9.00-9.30     

Ádám Szilveszter, FESA,Issues and suggested modifications regarding the Electronic Signature Directive 

9.30-10.00   

Vincent Tilman, Chambersign, Role of Trust List and supervision models to break trust deficit stalemate of cross border e-Signature 

10.00-10.30  

Jon Ølnes, PEPPOL, Electronic signature interoperability using public  procurement as a case study 

10.30-11.00 

Tomasz  Litarowicz, Unizeto Technologies,Cross border electronic documentinteroperability within European Union and external countries. Electronic signature validation services - legal, organizational and market aspects 

11.00-11.20       Coffee Break

11.20-13.30       5th session

  ALL SPEECHES INCLUDE A Q&A SESSION AT THEIR END.

11.20-11.40      

Ronny Bjones, MICROSOFT, Presentation on the future of electronic  signature 

11.40-12.00      

Andrea Valle, ADOBE, Adobe and eSignatures: support for interoperability and successful implementations in the EU 

12.00-12.20      

Tadeusz Woszczyński, HITACHI EUROPE and Szymon Myśliński, Mariusz Skiba, BIOTRUSTIS Biometric Trust Information Systems, Biometrics as an opportunity for expanding usage of electronic signature 

12.20-12.40      

Alessio Lepre, Nicola Martin, ALIASLAB, Qualified Signature and the Mobile World: Moving forward or still at the starting blocks? 

12.40-13.00      

Berta Istvan Zsolt, MICROSEC, Secure Signature Creation Devices - from different approaches 

13.00-14.00      Lunch buffet

14.00-17.00     6th session

ALL SPEECHES INCLUDE A Q&A SESSION AT THEIR END.

14.00-14.20     

Kirsi Miettinen, Finland, Ministry of Transport and Communications Finland.  Strong electronic identification, trusted services and trust networks 

14.20-14.40     

Jürgen Schwemmer, Federal Network Agency for Electricity, Gas, Telecommunications, Post and Railway Germany, Clear layering of e-signature services  and service providers 

14.40-15.00     

Charlotte Jacoby, The Danish Agency for Governmental Management, Denmark, OCES 2.0 - 2nd generation of the National Danish standard for advanced electronic signature 

15.00-15.20     

Peter Rybar, NSA, Slovakia, Two models of automatic trust configuration for long term validation managed by SK government. 

15.20-15.40     

Ingmar Vali, Estonia, Estonian business register and validation service of  eID  of various European countries 

15.40-16.00      

Ulrich Latzenhofer, RTR, Austria, Simplification of signature-creation and signature-verification 

16.00-16.20    

Daniel Wachnik, Institute of Mathematic Machines, Poland, Presentation on  mediated electronic signature and National Interoperability Test 

16:20-16:50      

Indications from the Presidency Trio: Cyprus, Denmark, Poland

16:50-17:00       Official Closing of the Conference