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Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) said it has appointed has appointed Gabrielle Bugat as a new member of the management team. Bugat will be responsible for managing activities related to G+D's smart card.
GIESECKE - Perhaps-perhaps-I'm shaky on that. GIESECKE - That may well be. SPECTER - The reason I asked you about that specifically is because Dr. Carrico testified this morning that he and Dr. Dulany were on duty and Dr. Dulany went immediately with Governor Connally and Dr. Carrico went to President Kennedy. CEO, G+D Mobile Security. Carsten Ahrens has been CEO of Giesecke+Devrient Mobile Security since 2017. G+D Mobile Security is a leading global provider of solutions for electronic and mobile payment and for connectivity, both of mobile applications and within the Internet of Things.It delivers products, solutions, and services that help its customers implement their digital transformation. GIESECKE, BERTRAM ERNEST (1892–1950). Giesecke, architect, was born on July 2, 1892, in New Braunfels, Texas, to Hulda (Gruene) Giesecke and Frederick Ernest Giesecke. His father was a professor of architectural engineering at Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College (present-day Texas A&M University) and then chairman of the. Contactless Smart Cards Market Worth Observing Growth: Gemalto, Giesecke & Devrient, Safran Edison, NJ - (SBWIRE) - - A new business intelligence report released by HTF MI with title 'COVID-19 World Contactless Smart Cards Market Research Report (by Product Type, End-User / Application and Regions / Countries)' is designed covering micro level of analysis by manufacturers.
The Personal Identity Verification (PIV) cards listed below have been approved for FICAM implementation under the FIPS 201 Evaluation Program. These are blank PIV cards available for purchase. A PIV service provider will personalize these blank cards for federal agencies and contractors. PIV service providers are required to use PIV cardstock from the Approved Products List (APL).
Please Note:
- Tri-Interface cards are not approved for Federal Government PIV or CAC card use. Agencies should not procure them. They are listed on the APL for industry-only procurement.
- Manufacturers may call Tri-Interface cards by different names (for example, Dual Hybrid). The prohibited feature of Tri-Interface cards is a prox interface (a 125 kHz antenna).
- Agencies should procure only cards validated by the NIST Personal Identity Verification Program (NPIVP).
PIV Cards – Approved
Approved PIV Cards
PIV Cards – Legacy
Legacy PIV cards are no longer approved for purchase by the FIPS 201 Evaluation Program, and any cardstock designated as “legacy” is placed on this legacy list. However, some federal agencies still need to procure the legacy cardstock to use while existing systems are being upgraded. Agencies must stop using cardstock on the legacy list by June 30, 2024.
Legacy PIV Cards
- Gemalto IDCore 3020 v1, 128k dual-interface with ActivIdentity Digital Identity Applet Suite – APL# 1244
- Giesecke & Devrient StarSign(R) SmartCafe(R) Expert 144K with PIV Applet – APL# 525
- IDEMIA ID-One (Type A) Large D – APL# 587
Agencies procuring cardstock from the legacy list assume all risks associated with its use from now until the NIST-mandated deadline of June 30, 2024.
If your agency needs to purchase cardstock from this legacy list, you must submit an Assumption of Risk Memorandum (memo) from the agency Chief Information Officer(s) to the General Services Administration (GSA). The memo must contain the following information:
- Acknowledgement of the assumption of all associated security risks;
- Acknowledgement of non-compliance with NIST standards;
- A transition plan specifying major milestones to achieve full compliance by the 2024 deadline; and
- Implications resulting from non-compliance with federal policy related to this purchase.
Submit the memo to GSA’s Associate Administrator for Government-wide Policy (OGP) (regardless of the procurement vehicle used). If using GSA Schedules as the procurement vehicle, also submit a copy of the memo to the Commissioner of GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service.
Note that GSA will provide the Office of the Federal Chief Information Officer (OFCIO) at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) with copies of all memos submitted.
Based on agency-provided transition plans, GSA OGP will review the products on the legacy list in 12 months (May 2020) for removal.
Please email icam@gsa.gov with questions.
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WDI (WLAN Device Driver Interface) is the new Universal Windows driver model for Windows 10. WLAN device manufacturers can write a single WDI miniport driver that runs on all device platforms, and requires less code than the previous native WLAN driver model. All new WLAN features introduced in Windows 10 require WDI-based drivers.
Vendor-supplied native WLAN drivers continue to work in Windows 10, but functionality is limited to the version of Windows for which they were developed.
The WDI header files, wditypes.hpp and dot11wdi.h, are included in the WDK.
How to write a universal WLAN driver
To write a universal WLAN driver, see Getting Started with Universal Windows drivers, and follow the steps in the section titled Building a Universal Windows driver to build a universal driver using the Kernel Mode Driver (KMDF) template.
Then, see the WDI design and reference sections for implementation guidance.