Infineon Launches SECORA ID V2 and eID-OS for Faster and Secure Digital Identity Solutions

Infineon Introduces SECORA ID V2 and eID-OS

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Infineon enlarges administration ID portfolio with SECORA ID V2 and eID-OS for improved elasticity and quicker time-to-market. Rising demand for electronic identity (eID) documents worldwide as administrations endure their digitisation efforts. Two new skills, SECORATM ID V2 and the eID-OS, have been made accessible by Infineon Technologies AG to more speedily and compliantly address these rapidly changing requirements. In totaling to serving to shorten growth times and accelerate positioning, these skills give provincial security printers and card producers more choice in selecting the best decision for their exclusive project requirements. For electronic ID and verification requests in the public segment, SECORA ID V2 is the Java Card® resolution that substituted SECORA ID V1.

Associated with its precursor, the V2 version of SECORA ID can accelerate dealings by up to 80%. It can transmission information at up to 6.8 MBit/s and is constructed on a 40 nm hardware plan. This enables earlier and calmer individuality checks at borders and security barriers, as well as prompt personalisation and dispensation of ID documents. Based on the most current Java Card 3.1 standard, SECORA ID V2 improves user information privacy by subsidiary biometric match-on-card structures. Infineon’s widespread toolkit of applets is beneficial to its customers. In totaling, it helps the crypto idea ePasslet Suite and payment systems comprising Calypso®, Visa®, and Mastercard®. Creators may quickly tool extremely customised ID resolutions and incorporate them with ease thanks to this widespread assortment of applets.

Native code incorporation is made likely by the sandbox without foregoing security standards. The SECORA ID V2 platform has EMVCo endorsement and Common Criteria EAL6+ (high) documentation. The latest native resolution, Infineon eID-OS, trusts a native operating system with the most current TEGRIONTM security supervisor. It offers a quick time-to-market and a charge- and presentation-enhanced resolution for unassuming ID application plans. The standards-compliant resolution, which is limited in advanced packaging technology, goals to attain CC EAL 5+ eMRTD (Common Criteria Evaluation Assurance Level for electronic Machine-Readable Travel Document) documentation. It drops upkeep charges, enables rapid placement, and rationalizes the growth procedure.