Brightsight - Your Partner In Security Approval

• Smart card security from a business and risk point of view
• Smart card security threats
• Smart card security attack techniques
• Generic smart card security techniques (countermeasures)
• Smart card security evaluation process

• Brightsight Certificate of Attendance
• Course manual
• Lab tours providing insight in how smart card security is put to the test at Brightsight

• Hardware security threats (reverse engineering, mechanical probing, focused ion beam manipulation) with lab demonstrations
• Perturbation security threats (power and light manipulation) with lab demonstrations
• Summary
• Q & A

• Side-channel security threats (power consumption or electro magnetic emanation on both, hardware and software side) with lab demonstrations
• RF ID and contactless smart card security threats (privacy violation, identity theft, virtual pick pocketing) with lab demonstrations
• Summary
• Q & A

• Software security threats (most common security threats, resistance against specific OS security threats)
• Commonly known software countermeasures
• Summary
• Q & A

• The course days will start at 9:00 a.m. and end at 5:00 p.m., including two short coffee breaks and one hour for lunch. The course takes place at the Brightsight office in Delft, The Netherlands.
• The course does not require prior knowledge of smart card security, although general knowledge of IT security is helpful.

Smart Card Security
Date: 29. October 2012 - 31. October 2012
Price: 2385,00 EUR
Early Bird Discount: 300,00 EUR