Partie 2 - Systematic
Partie 2 - Systematic
Partie 2 - Systematic
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SYSTEM@TIC PARIS-REGION LES PROJETS DE R&D AU CŒUR DE LA RÉVOLUTION NUMÉRIQUE<br />
The goal of the TSC project is to provide the basic components enabling and enforcing security and trust in Information and Communication Technologies.<br />
More precisely, the project is focusing on the following aspects:<br />
• Develop the HW (and embedded SW) silicon devices enforcing secure and trusted computing, including: Trusted Processor Modules, Mobile Trusted Modules,<br />
Trusted Secure Software Stacks, Secure Personal Tokens<br />
•Develop suitable trust concepts and architecture elements for all application domains targeted by the project, including computing, mobile and consumer<br />
•Coordinate all European contributions related to Trusted Computing standards, and especially in the scope of the Trusted Computing GroupTM (TCG) initiative<br />
The TSC project is an international Eureka project, funded under the MEDEA+ umbrella, which has also been labelled by the SYSTEM@TIC PARIS REGION<br />
and SCS competitiveness clusters.<br />
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Contact<br />
Jean-Pierre TUAL<br />
GEMALTO<br />
+33 (0)1 5501 6160<br />
jean-pierre.tual@gemalto.com<br />
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PROJECTS PLANS & DELIVERABLES<br />
The project will deliver a set of components and the related management<br />
infrastructure that will allow European administrations and Enterprises<br />
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Minimize their current dependency form US companies in critical<br />
components<br />
MAJOR PHASES OF THE PROJECTS<br />
The TSC project is made of six work-packages that will run over three<br />
m a i n p h a s e s, a c c o rd i n g t o t h e fo l l o w i n g ro a d m a p :<br />
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Phase 1 (planned end-date: June 2008). Architecture and specifications<br />
Phase 2 (planned end-date: June 2009): development of Trusted<br />
components and management infrastructure principles<br />
Phase 3 (planned end date; December 2009): validation<br />
The overall project concept is described by the following picture<br />
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Minimize their exposure to the current level of fraud coming from<br />
Internet or network piracy<br />
Offer higher level of protection against business intelligence attack<br />
Offer higher level of protection for sensitive data<br />
Manage flexible and innovative implementations of some cryptographic<br />
and privacy-related features<br />
STATUS<br />
The project is currently nearly finishing a description of the reference<br />
architectures pertaining to the target application domains and emphasizing<br />
the security concepts needed to improve the level of trust<br />
for ICT platforms supporting critical applications. A set of use cases,<br />
jointly developed with the PFC project, is also under finalization.<br />
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Partners<br />
Coordinator: Gemalto<br />
Partners: Bull, Bertin Technologies, CEA-Leti, EADS, Ecole Nationale Supérieure<br />
des Mines de Saint-Etienne, France Telecom, Gemalto, STMicroelectronics, University of Paris<br />
6/LIP6. International partners : in Spain: Celestica Valenciana, Fundacion European Software<br />
Institute, TB-Security, TB-Solutions; in The Netherlands: Philips; in Austria: Technikon<br />
Duration: 40 months, 27 months in France<br />
Global Budget: in M€: 32 M € at global level, 16,6 M € in France<br />
Funding: in M€: 9,6 M € at global level, 5,2 M € in France - by FUI<br />
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