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Digital signatures in Denmark OCES 2.0

Digital signatures in Denmark OCES 2.0. Boosting trust in the digital single market: The role of e-signature 9-10 November 2011, Poland. Charlotte Jacoby Senior adviser, Master of law Centre for Digital Signature Danish Agency for Digitisation. Agency for Digitisation Ministry of Finance.

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Digital signatures in Denmark OCES 2.0

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  1. Digital signatures in DenmarkOCES 2.0 • Boosting trust in the digital single market: The role of e-signature • 9-10 November 2011, Poland Charlotte Jacoby Senior adviser, Master of law Centre for Digital Signature Danish Agency for Digitisation

  2. Agency for DigitisationMinistry of Finance • Due to the inauguration of the new Danish government and changes in political areas, OCES and e-signature now resides in the Ministry of Finance • By 3. October 2011 The National IT and Telecom Agency was closed, tasks moved to The Danish Agency for Governmental Management • By 31. October 2011 The Danish Agency for Governmental Management was closed and two new Agencies formed. Tasks now in Danish Agency for Digitisation

  3. Agenda • Background, ICT policy and principles • National esignature standard OCES 1.0 • National esignature standard OCES 2.0 – NemID • How does it work? • Status today

  4. Government globalisation strategy • At the latest in2012 it should be possible to perform all relevant written communication between companies, citizens and the public sector digitally. • Fremgang, fornyelse og tryghed, april 2006

  5. Goals for reforming the public sector • Productivity and efficiency • Coherent infrastructure • Digital communication

  6. The Danish esignature history NemID OCES I – Digital Signature Qualified Certificate Pilots 2000 2003 2004 2010

  7. OCES legal framework • OCES Agreement with governmental agency • State owned OCES Certificate Policies • requirements for the public key infrastructure • level of security applied for the digital signature • CP’s part of agreement • Agency for Digitasation supervisory authority • Audit - annual report to the supervisory authority including external system audit of the CA • CA liable for the content of the certificate unless the CA can prove that the CA has not acted negligently or intentionally

  8. Goal and foundation of the OCES project • OCES = Public Certificates for Electronic Services • Goal: • A general open, scalable and transparent security infrastructure based on PKI • Controlled by the state and operated by private Certificate authorities (CA) • Foundation: • Defining state-owned Certificate Policies (CP) • An open architecture based on international standards – OCES CP’s • EU-Tender with a public private partnership in mind • Establishing a non-discrimination approval process for potential OCES CA’s

  9. OCES Certificates • Issued as: • Personal certificates – PID (a unique number related to civil registration number) • Employee certificates – RID/CVR (Employee number/Central company number) • Business certificates – CVR (Central company number) • Device certificates – CVR (Central company number + deviceID) • Used for: • Access control - Logon • Secrecy - Encryption of e-mails • Signature for e-mails, documents and web-sites (non-repudiation)

  10. Roles of interested parties • OCES CPs • Supervision OCES CA OCESagreement Develop. infrastructure Agencyfor Digitisation DanID Dialogue DanishStandard Association Commercialagreement Coordinating and recommendations PKIservices Guidance, monitoring, marketingetc. Public sector Private companies Vendors Citizens

  11. OCES 1.0 – a good start • March 2003 – July 2010: • More than 1.88 million OCES 1.0 digital signatures were issued • Of these around 354.000 employee certificates among 132.000 companies/public authorities • Many public and some private services

  12. Examples of electronic services using digital signatures (OCES 1.0 and 2.0) • Sundhed.dk – the public sector’s health portal • The National Tax Authority • The State Education Fund • The City of Copenhagen • Borger.dk – A portal for citizens used by all local authorities • “danmark” – the private Danish health insurance company • “Virk.dk” – the common public sector portal for companies (potential 250.000 companies) • ATP - the Danish supplementary labour market pension fund • The Ministry of Education: Central Education Admission Portal • Digital post – public electronic mailbox • “Eboks” - private electronic mailbox

  13. OCES 2.0 Tender demands • Economy of the solution • Security • User friendliness and mobility • Public as clear sender/owner • Further penetration • Functionality at least as today • Continuity for services and easy migration for users

  14. New agreement (august 2008) • All citizens can still order and use digital signatures and get competent support free of charge • Companies and public authorities can order and use up to three employee certificates free of charge • Public authorities can receive certificates for a five year period

  15. OCES 2.0 - NemID NemID is the new national digital signature NemID used for log-on, signing and secure e-mail Access to online banking in all Danish Access to a large number of public services NemID use from any computer NemID based on 2-factor security Private service providers use NemID Mobility  Security  Penetration  User- Friendly  Frequent Use

  16. OCES 2.0 - NemID • Centrally securely stored private keys • Access with 2-factor authentification independant of pc • Something you know (password) • Something you have (one time password) • CA certificates • 2048 – 4096 bits RSA • SHA256 • End user certificates • 2048 bits RSA • SHA256 • CRL’s and OCSP

  17. Common use of infrastructure DanID Netbank Tax Larger penetration Larger effiency potential Frequent use Remember password OCES Signatures OTP Server Netbank Signatures Applet

  18. End user registration – based on requirementsfrom law on money laundry and terror funding Identity known - Code card sent to registered CPR-address Netbank Identity unknown - Activation password and code card sent to registered CPR-address CA/DanID NemID.nu Physical presence – On site issuance handover of Activation password and code card Citizen service centres Tax centres

  19. Tax authorities OTP-server Publicly financed Internet Citizen Signature server HSM Helpdesk

  20. NemID Penetration • Penetration status today • 3,000,000+ active users • Supported by all major government sites • Supported by all banks for ebanking • Around 1.500 new users per day • Around 140 private service provider agreements • 1,000,000 transactions per day average • More than 450 transactions since 1st July 2010

  21. References and links

  22. ??? www.nemid.nu cj@itst.dk

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