Title: Converging%20Technologies:%20Internet%20Appliances%20and%20Wireless%20PKI
1Converging TechnologiesInternet Appliances and
Wireless PKI
Ron VandergeestGroup Manager - Internet
Appliance SecurityEntrust Technologies
Thursday, April 13th 2000, 130 p.m.
2Agenda
- Technology Trends
- WAP Overview
- WAP Security Architectures
- Wireless PKI and Entrust
- Non-WAP Environments
- Questions
3Technology Trends
- Wireless devices are getting smarter
- Wireless coverage is improving
- Reliance on Internet-based information and
services is growing - However
- Mobile devices lack the power of PCs
- Wireless communication lacks the reliability of
wired networks - Mobile devices are display constrained
4Adapting Securityto Appliances
- Short message and certificate formats
- Datagram-based messaging
- Short-lived server certificates
- Increased reliance on trusted gateways or proxies
- Algorithms optimized for mobile devices
OTA protocol
OTW protocol
Gateway
Server
terminal
5Wireless Applications
- Targeted applications with varying levels of
security required - Less browsing, more time- or location-sensitive
services - Low security services weather, movie listings,
packaged public information - Authentication-based services viewing personal
data, messaging - Non-repudiation-based services stock trades,
financial transactions
6Wireless ApplicationProtocol (WAP)
- A suite of standards enabling the efficient
delivery of information and services to mobile
users
Application Layer (WAE)
Other Services and Applications
WMLScript
Session Layer (WSP)
Transaction Layer (WTP)
Security Layer (WTLS)
WTLS
Transport Layer (WDP)
Bearers
7TLS and WTLS
- WTLS is a variant of TLS optimized for
- use in wireless applications
8WAP 1.1Security Architecture
WTLS
SSL/TLS
terminal
WAPGateway
Server
CA
PKI portal
9Enabling WTLSClass 2 Security
terminal
WAPGateway
Server
CA
PKI portal
10WAP 1.2Security Architecture
WML Signature
WTLS
SSL/TLS
terminal
WAPGateway
Server
WTLS Auth
WML Sign
CA
PKI portal
repository
11Enabling WTLSClass 3 Security
terminal
WAPGateway
Server
WTLS Auth
CA
PKI portal
repository
12Enabling WMLSignText Security
terminal
WAPGateway
Server
WML Sign
WTLS auth
CA
PKI portal
repository
13WAP 1.3 End-to-EndSecurity Architecture
WTLS
WML Signature
WTLS
Server
terminal
WAPGateway
Master pull proxy
WTLS Auth
WML Sign
CA
PKI portal
repository
14WAP 1.3 End-to-EndSecurity Architecture
Server
terminal
WAPGateway
Master pull proxy
WTLS Auth
WML Sign
CA
PKI portal
repository
15Wireless PKI and Entrust
- A PKI platform that can issue certificates for
e-business, WAP, Web, and VPN applications - WTLS Toolkit for WAP gateways/servers
- Entrust.net and Entrust_at_YourService trust
services - Enrolment wizards and certificate managers for
gateways and servers - PKI portals for client certificates
- Manufacturer PKI for OEM applications
16EntrustCertificate Managers
Gateway
Server
terminal
CM
CM
Entrust.net
- CM functions
- certificate enrolment
- certificate renewal
- short-lived certificate management
17Non-WAP EnvironmentsExample RIM 2 way
pagere-Commerce Architecture
BlackBerry pager
Wireless carrier
E-Commerce Server
RIM SWS
RA
Entrust/PKI
18Mobile Commerce Trends XML-based portals mapping
content and services to a variety of devices
2-way pager
Web server
XML
Device specific trans- formers
XML adapters
Portal Engine
XML
Web browser
XML
Database
XML
WAP phone
XML
Other content
XML
Set-top box
XML
Database
19Mobile Commerce Security Trends
- Location and proximity based services must
balance convenience with privacy - use of mobile devices as authentication/payment
terminals will drive device certificate usage - requirement for complementary services such as
code signing and digital rights management as
devices download increasingly diverse content
20Summary
- Internet appliances have unique security
requirements and constraints - Entrust Technologies is actively meeting the
needs of both WAP and non-WAP environments
through partnerships, products, and services - Thank You!
- Questions ?