You are cordially invited by the IEEE Benelux Information Theory ...

You are cordially invited by the IEEE Benelux Information Theory Chapter and the IEEE
Benelux Signal Processing Chapter
to attend a Symposium on

“
Security w
ith Noisy Data
”


Date:
Friday
,

J
anuary
21
st
,
2011

Time: 13.00
–

17.
0
0

Location: Eindhoven University of Technology, Traverse, Van Trier Z
aal


(see
http://w3.tue.nl/en/the_university/route_and_map/
)

The
Eindhoven
region plays an

important role in the
field of s
ecurity with noisy data. Philips
Research
, Eindhoven,

initiated pioneering work in this field.
This resulted in
two spin
-
off
companies,
Intrinsic
-
ID

and Priv
-
ID. Intrinsic
-
ID

offers solutions to securely store
d

cryptographic

keys in smart cards

and consume
r devices such as digita
l TV
-
decod
ers that
can
be
subject to reverse
-
engineering attacks
.
Priv
-
ID uses similar concepts to provide privacy
protection in biometric authentication, even if the verifier cannot be trusted fully.
The Holst
C
enter has developed
a CMOS IC prototype
for
generat
ing

keys

for smart cards and consumer
devices.

At Eindhoven
University of
Te
chno
lo
gy
, the D
epartment of Electrical Engineering
made
significant
progress in the
information
-
theoretic
analysis of
privacy leakage in biometric
systems,

while
at
the Department of Mathematics

t
he Eindhoven Institute for the Protection of
Systems and Information

focuses
on
information security in
a
broad sense.

The

S
ymposium intends to bring together researchers from industry, start
-
ups, institutes
, and
academia

in Eindhoven
, for sharing and discussing recent developments in the field of
security with noisy data.

PROGRAM

13.00
–

13.20


Jean
-
Paul Linnartz

(Philips Research, Eindhoven)
:
“Roots of Research on Security
with Noisy Data in and around Eind
hoven”

13.
20

–

13.
5
0

Pim Tuyls (Intrinsic ID, Eindhoven)
:
“Introduction to Hardware Intrinsic

Security and
its Applications”


13.50
–

14.10

Jos Huisken (
Holst

Center
, Eindhoven)
:
“Design and Evaluation of 6T SRAM PUFs in
90nm CMOS”

1
4
.
1
0
–

1
4
.
3
0

Boris
Škorić (TU/e)
:
“Optical PUFs”

14.
3
0
–

1
5
.
00

Coffee
-
Tea Break

1
5
.
0
0

–

15.
3
0

Michiel van der Veen (Private ID, Eindhoven)
:
“From Theory to Practice: Security
with Noisy Data for Biometric T
emplate
Protection in Large S
cale e
-
ID”

15.
3
0
–

15.
5
0

Emile Kelk
boom
(Philips Research
, Eindhoven)
:
“Aspects
and

System Performance
for Helper
-
Data Systems”

15.
5
0
–

1
6
.
1
0

Tanya

Ignatenko (TU/e)
:
“Privacy Leakage in Authentication and Identification
Systems”

1
6
.
1
0
–

16.
3
0

Frans

Willems (TU/e)
:
“Limits and Codes for Authentication Systems
Based on
Gaussian Biometrics”

16.
3
0
–

17.
0
0

Reception

All participants
are
invited for a reception celebrating the fact that Jean
-
Paul Linnartz was
recently
elevated to the grade of

Fellow of the IEEE for “Leadership in Security with Noisy
Data”.

Please indicate your attendance by sending a
n e
-
mail

message to
f.m.j.willems@tue.nl
.