Technology for trust

Billions of people around the world depend on Gemalto to deliver trust and security every day. With 10,000 employees in more than 40 countries, it is a company with global reach and consistent delivery. Its technology is backed by 5,000 patents and a heavy investment in research and development.

Trust-building technology

Gemalto’s technology is designed to mitigate even the most advanced attacks. Our trust-building technical solutions arise from a combination of research and creativity.

Innovative

We offer a number of strong remote authentication solutions. They include conventional options such as OTP and challenge/response but also cover patent-pending solutions such as Dynamic Signatures, Secure Domain Separation and Sign-What-You-See 2.0. Innovations from our R&D department in Sweden are now in the hands of millions of eBanking users around the world.

Quick to market

Not only is Gemalto the market leader in R&D, our technology is quick to market. On average, our clients have their system and devices set up and rolled out within three months. This is thanks to streamlined logistics channels, a strong presence in the manufacturing countries and a flexible organization. The beautiful art of fulfillment is a key part of the Gemalto way.

Flexibility and choice

The philosophy behind Ezio Services is based on flexibility, for users and banks alike. In our world, flexibility is defined by segmentation, scalability and migration. While all our authentication methods differ in setup and design they serve the same purpose – securing remote authentication processes and money transactions.

Unique technology

  • Secure Domain Separation (SDS). Cryptographically separated function keys means generated codes are not reusable across channels and increases user-friendliness.
  • Dynamic Signatures (DS). Allows banks to use standard challenge/response for low-risk transactions while automatically detecting higher-risk transactions, increasing the user’s participation. Gives increased security when it matters most. This technology already enhances ordinary CAP standards for more than 100 bank clients worldwide.

 

Standard technology

  • two-factor authentication (2fa). »Something you have and something you know« to prove your intentions are good. A very basic form of authentication.
  • one time password (otp). Passwords that, in sharp contrast to ordinary static passwords, only can be used once.
  • challenge-response (c/r). A process in which one party presents a question (challenge) and another party must provide a valid answer (response) to be authenticated.