1. PKI is in the (smart) cards :Corporate users look to smart cards to implement public-key infrastructure
- Author
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Petersen, Scot
- Subjects
Network security software ,Company systems management ,Data security device ,Data security issue ,GTE Corp. -- Information management -- Equipment and supplies -- Product introduction ,Litronic Inc. -- Product introduction -- Equipment and supplies -- Information management ,Gemplus GemSafe Enterprise (Data security device) -- Product introduction ,Litronic ProFile Manager 3.0 (Network security software) -- Product introduction ,Gemplus GemShield (Data security device) -- Product introduction ,Data encryption chips -- Product introduction -- Equipment and supplies ,Computer peripherals -- Equipment and supplies -- Product introduction ,Computer software industry -- Product introduction -- Information management -- Equipment and supplies ,Data security -- Equipment and supplies ,Security software -- Product introduction -- Equipment and supplies ,Computer peripherals industry -- Product introduction -- Equipment and supplies -- Information management - Abstract
Innovations in smart-card technology and development tools have dealt users a winning hand for integrating PKI security with smart-card applications. Corporate rollouts of cards and applications that use public-key infrastructure […]
- Published
- 1999