KEOLABS, a provider of electronic identity testing solutions and services, announced availability of Chip Authentication Mapping (CAM) testing features under the PACE protocol for electronic Machine Readable Travel Documents (eMRTD).PACE-CAM improves identity document security by extending the PACE protocol's generic mapping in order to integrate chip authentication. Support of PACE-CAM validation is now available in KEOLABS' ICAO PICC application testing solution for eMRTD.With the introduction of PACE-CAM testing features, KEOLABS ensures full validation of the PACE protocol and associated security features."KEOLABS participates actively in standards organizations to ensure that our customers get complete validation of their devices for eMRTD," explained Stephane Jobard, KEOLABS' Director of Validation Solutions and lead author of the ISO/IEC1 test plan for validation of ICAO2 conform eMRTD.KEOLABS are taking part in SDW Interop 2016, as part of SDW2016 on 10-12 May, London, UK. SDW InterOp 2016 will be focused on Supplemental Access Control (SAC), a set of security protocols to protect personal data stored in electronic ID documents such as ePassports and ID cards. http://www.sdw2016.com
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