Pros and Cons of a fully Automated Border Crossing. Alejandro Gomez de Cuenca Solutions Sales Director Middle East Gemalto

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1 Pros and Cons of a fully Automated Border Crossing Alejandro Gomez de Cuenca Solutions Sales Director Middle East Gemalto

2 We enable secure services in six main markets Bringing trust to connected devices, payment, online banking, cloud access, transport ticketing, egovernment, vehicle telematics, software licensing and more 3,000+ FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Financial Services & Retail 450 MOBILE OPERATORS Mobile Internet of Things 100+ egovernment PROGRAMS 30,000+ ENTERPRISES Government Enterprise Security Software Monetization 2 Introducing Gemalto 17 May 2016

3 Contributing to more than 100 government programs 25 OUR SOLUTIONS 40 ID, eid, mid national initiatives 30 DL and edl programs epassport programs Secure edocuments End-to-end ID solutions National egovernment infrastructure 20 Healthcare ehealth schemes 26 Border & Visa management projects Border and visa management Mobile ID 3

4 Why talk about Automatic Border Control (ABC)? Room for improvement Mainly limited to airports Myths around Automatic Border Control 4 Pros and Cons of a fully Automated Border Crossing

5 AUTOMATIC BORDER CONTROL Pros

6 Reduce traveller process time and queue time Pros They introduce at least some level of verifications Effective use of floor space Release pressure for immigration authorities Additional increase of security by implementing Registered Traveller Programs (RTP) 6 Pros and Cons of a fully Automated Border Crossing

7 Pros Reduce immigration budgets & costs Cost savings to airlines with less number of flights delayed Introduce document and biometrics verification 7 Pros and Cons of a fully Automated Border Crossing

8 AUTOMATIC BORDER CONTROL Cons

9 Cons Spoofing attacks Document centric approach How to gather additional information during passenger processing A one size fits all approach is not ideal 9 Pros and Cons of a fully Automated Border Crossing

10 Cons Limitations in terms of who can use the egates Processing-time difference among allowed and non-allowed travellers High increase of cost to solve exceptional problems that will affect the implementation cost of the solution Handling different categories of travellers 10 Pros and Cons of a fully Automated Border Crossing

11 Controlled and non-controlled factors that affect the performance of the ABC: Cons! Around 8-10% processing failure including Failure of the biometrics algorithms Problems during scanning the documents Not understanding the operation of the egate Documents in bad shape Traveller is an imperfect subject for database processing 11 Pros and Cons of a fully Automated Border Crossing

12 AUTOMATIC BORDER CONTROL What needs to be improved 12 Pros and Cons of a fully Automated Border Crossing

13 Boost Usage Biometrics Enhancement and improvement of current biometrics algorithms in terms of speed, accuracy and implement functions to avoid spoofing Include Quality Assurance functions during the biometrics capture process Open ABC for genuine biometrics visa holders Broaden the spectrum of target travellers by adding more ergonomics in man traps for persons with reduce mobility and families Reduce as minimum traveller interaction with ABC (Walk thru approach) Better training to traveller in the usage of ABC 13 Pros and Cons of a fully Automated Border Crossing

14 Traveller Risk Adding traveller profiling during ABC processing (Interpol, Control List, etc.) Proper implementation of Document Verification Advance in bilateral agreements between countries and regions for exchanging RTP data Considering a segregated 2 steps approach with self pre-clearance before accessing ABC area using kiosk for 3rd country nationals 14 Pros and Cons of a fully Automated Border Crossing

15 Thank You!