7th annual
Remote Electronic Signature & Qualified Seal
22th May 2019 | 9:30-15:30 | Villa Pélle | Prague
Sign and seal in a modern and simple way
eIDAS opens new ways in an online environment of how to deal with legal effects and gives companies opportunities for development.
Goal of the conference
We will introduce you to the principles for creating the remote electronic signatures. We will introduce a solutions that, coupled with electronic identification and multiple factor authorization, allows you to make electronic signature services available for information systems, from any device (mobile, tablet, PC) and without smart cards and tokens up to qualified levels. We will show you how to solve the problem of creating a qualified seal correctly and conceptually.
Main topics
- News from the world of eIDAS and the future of ETSI standards
- Legal limits of electronic signatures / seals
- Principles of remote electronic signature and qualified electronic seals
- Solutions and qualified devices for creating trusted documents
- Deployment case studies
With trust services of the electronic signature, seal and timestamp, it is already possible to create, process and store documents electronically while ensuring the same legal validity and credibility as paper documents.
10:00
Act on the Right to Digital Services
Zdeněk Zajíček, ICT Unie
Electronic signature and its use
Petr Dolejší, SEFIRA
Introduction of Remote Signing Solution
Petr Chlumský, Michal Hanzal, SEFIRA
Legal boundaries of electronic signature
Tomáš Machurek, Jakub Jeřábek, MT Legal
Remote signature implementation case studies
Michal Hanzal, SEFIRA
11:45
Digital trust infrastructure
Petr Dolejší, SEFIRA
eIDAS and Electronic Signature Standards
Luigi Rizzo, InfoCert/ETSI
Remote signing in practice, experience from abroad
Rocío Martínez Vidaurrázaga, Safelayer Secure Communications
HSM as Qualified Signature and Seal Creation Device
Ena Hurmola, nCipher Security
13:15
Qualified seal
Petr Chlumský, SEFIRA
Mobile banking – a source of motivation for eGovernment development
Michal Cerina, Komerční banka
13:55 – Lunch
14:55 – Networking
Michal Cerina
IT Architecture manager, Komerční banka
He has been working at Komerční banka for IT Architecture Manager since April 2017, focusing on ensuring long-term development of KB’s information environment and supporting business units in achieving their goals. The IT Architecture team at KB is responsible for the architecture across Tribes (departments responsible for a particular business area and product group). He graduated from the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, Faculty of Electrical Engineering. He worked for 14 years at the ČEZ Group, where he worked as an IS Architect, then he led the Architecture team.
Petr Dolejší
Senior Business Consultant, SEFIRA
Petr has worked for a long time as a senior business consultant at SEFIRA, focusing on the application of security technologies in information systems. He is actively involved in the design and preparation of new projects. Petr studied Mathematical and Software Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague. As part of his practice he has experience in various positions on projects with a predominant focus as an analyst, project manager and IS architect.
Michal Hanzal
Business Consultant, SEFIRA
Michal is a Business Consultant at SEFIRA, where he focuses on the issue of trustworthy creation, verification and long-term archiving of electronic documents. Earlier he has worked at Accenture as Functional Architect. Michal is a graduate of VŠB – Technical University of Ostrava, specialization System Engineering and Informatics.
Ena Hurmola
Senior Solutions Consultant, nCipher Security
Ena works at nCipher Security as Senior Solutions Consultant. Her mission is to assist the company / public / private partners in planning a business and security strategy that meets their needs while minimizing technical risk and time to market. At present, she takes care mainly for customers in the Nordic countries, the Baltics, Russia, Benelux.
Petr Chlumský
IT Security Consultant, SEFIRA
Petr works for SEFIRA as an IT Security Consultant. Primarily he takes care about the analysis, design and implementation of PKI solutions and related IT infrastructures. He graduated from the PhD study program Telecommunications at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague.
Jakub Jeřábek
layer, MT Legal
Jakub has been practicing law for almost 10 years. Since 2015 he has been a permanent lawyer with MT Legal. Specialized in contractual obligations, corporate law, IT law and personal data protection. He is a co-author of an extensive commentary on Act No. 134/2016 Coll., On Public Procurement, published in April 2017 by C. H. Beck. He specializes in seminars and conferences and publishes in the professional press.
Tomáš Machurek
co-owner, layer, MT Legal
For over 24 years, Tomáš has been specializing in public procurement and concession projects and concession contracts, ICT law and structural funds. He is Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Association for Public Procurement , a member of the Appeal Committee of the Chairman of the Office for the Protection of Competition for Public Procurement and a member of the Expert Group of the Minister for Regional Development for Public Procurement, a member of the Editorial Board of the Public Procurement in Practice magazine. Tomáš is a co-author of an extensive commentary on Act No. 134/2016 Coll., On Public Procurement, published in April 2017 by C. H. Beck. He specializes in professional conferences, lectures and publishes in the professional press.
Rocío Martínez
Regional Sales Director, Safelayer Secure Communications
Rocío Martínez has Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Engineering, Master’s Degree in Software Engineering and CISA certification. For more than 10 years she has been working in Information Security area, especially in Identity solutions: Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Identity Management, Electronic Signature and Authentication. As a Technical Expert, Rocío has been involved in several Citizen/National eID and Trust Service Provider (TSP) eID infrastructures deployments, such as Spanish Ministry of Defense, Uruguay National eID, Izenpe Trust Service Provider in Spain or SK Certification Center in Estonia. Currently, from its position of business development at Safelayer, she is working with leading systems integrators in Government, TSP and Large Corporations eID infrastructure projects along different EMEA and LATAM countries.
Luigi Rizzo
Security Engineer, InfoCert
Luigi Rizzo studied Electronic Engineering at the University of Padua, Italy, where he received his Master Degree in 1988. Later he focused in the fields of security, cryptography, PKI, digital signatures, secure authentication. Since 2007 he has been working in InfoCert where he was responsible in the startup of some PKI and TSA systems for different customers and in the integration of remote digital signature and secure authentication functionalities in several projects for banks, public institutions, etc. Since 2011 he has been working in some ETSI STFs such as STF 458 concerning activities relating to Signature Creation and Validation and Trusted Service Providers supporting eSignatures, STF 459 concerning activities relating to Testing Compliance & Interoperability and Trust Applications Service Providers and STF 539 concerning activities relating to Policy and security requirements for TSP service components operating a remote QSCD / SCD and/or supporting AdES digital signature creation and Protocols for remote digital signature creation and has been organizing some remote Plugtests™ events. He achieved ISACA CISM certification in May 2012. He presently manages innovation initiatives for InfoCert.
Zdeněk Zajíček
President of ICT Unie
Zdeněk Zajíček graduated from the Faculty of Law of Charles University. From 1996 to 1998 he was a member of the Chamber of Deputies. From 1999 to 2002 he was director of the Prague City Hall. From 2006 to 2009, he was Deputy Minister of Interior responsible for Public Administration, Informatics, Legislation and Archiving. He is also the author of the Czech POINT project. Then he served as Deputy Minister of Justice and from 2010 to 2013 as Deputy Minister of Finance with ICT. Zdeněk Zajíček participated in the creation of the Council for Information Society and Competitiveness, which he subsequently led. Now he works as an independent attorney and is an arbitrator of the Permanent Arbitration Court at the Economic and Agrarian Chamber.
Auspices
ICT UNIE is a professional association of companies active in the field of information technology and electronic communication, as well as other areas such as business and education. Its goal is to increase the awareness of the importance of adopting and making use of modern information technology in our society. This includes creating an optimal setting for the development of public electronic communication networks in the Czech Republic, as the networks’ development is a necessary step towards establishing an information society. The association defines, represents, supports and asserts the common and rightful interests of its members. Its goal is to create a suitable business environment that will, through respecting ethical principles of business, lead to the information society’s long-term development.
Partners
nCipher Security empowers world-leading organizations by delivering trust, integrity and control to their business critical information and applications. Our cryptographic solutions secure emerging technologies – cloud, IoT, blockchain, digital payments – and help meet new compliance mandates. Using the same proven technology that our customers depend on today to protect against threats to their sensitive data, network communications and enterprise infrastructure.
Safelayer Secure Communications S.A. is a leading provider of security software for public key infrastructure (PKI), multi-factor authentication, electronic signature, data encryption and for the protection of electronic transactions. Safelayer’s eID technology is used in electronic identity projects involving people (corporate users or citizens), connected objects (software systems or hardware devices) and in the adoption of trust services in Internet and mobile communications.
The DNS company has been operating successfully in the Czech market for 19 years already. In this period, it has developed into a successful, self-confident, and financially stable company with annual sales exceeding 2 billion crowns. The company’s success is achieved by the help of 70 employees of Dell EMC, Lenovo, HP, IBM, Infrastructure and Security, Software, Services and Cloud, and Storage divisions. The scope and quality of the rendered services, wide product portfolio, and technological know-how rank DNS at the top in its field. The company is part of the eD’ System Group. DNS also ranks constantly among the top positions in the “Czech IT VAD Distributor“ competition held by Reseller Magazine and Channel World.
The PostSignum certification authority offers a full range of services for secure and comfortable online communication. PostSignum services are available at any post office with a Czech POINT outlet. We are the largest certification authority in the Czech Republic issuing over 10,000 certificates and more than 14 million time stamps per month.
Mediální partneři
Villa Pellé, Pelléova 91/10, Prague 6
A Neo-Renaissance building in the residential area of Prague 6 – surrounded by unique historical buildings in a quiet , yet easily accessible neighborhood,Villa Pelle is an ideal space for various cultural and social events of different nature. Four renovated floors of thespacious building allow for hosting events which, while both independent of each other, are still connected and meet the needs of visitors of diverse ages and interests. They provide space not only for entertainment but also for education, learning, and, last but not least, for the development of creativity.
The villa was originally commissioned by Marie Knoblochová and built in the period from 1889 to 1890 by the architect Rudolf Koukola. The building, with its façade richly decorated by sgraffito technique and well preserved remainders of stucco decoration of the interior, ranks among the best-known villas in the residential neighborhood extending from Špejchar junction all the way to the Royal Deer Park. The villa has had various owners and tenants, the most famous being theFrench general Maurice César Joseph Pellé, governor of the French military mission to the Czechoslovak Republic who lived in the house from 1919 to 1920. Maurice Pellé had a significant influence on the formation of Czechoslovak army. He abolished voluntary service and created professional army with military rules; he also introduced the authority of the general staff of the army and institutionalised army schools in the Czechoslovakia. In 1919 he obtained an army general grade and was appointed the head of the general staff of the Czechoslovak army. Pellés, however, had notbeen linked to the Czechs only through his army service and diplomatic activities. In 1921 he married Jarmila Braunerová, theniece of the painter Zdenka Brunerová, with whom he had a daughter Marishka Pellé. The general died in 1924. The villa later became the property of the municipality, serving as a nursery in the period from 1978 to 2001, during which it was repeatedly refurbished with a number of interventions into the original architecture of the building. In 1994 it was renovated for the first time and a year later the house received a commemorative plaque dedicated to M. C. Pellé. In 2003 it became the seat of a charitable trust Villa Pellé jointly with the Anderle Gallery. Since September 2004 it has been in the keeping of the Porte association.
