Petroc Taylor
Research expert covering global developments in the use of data
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Release date
June 2020
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Region
Worldwide
Survey time period
2010 to 2019
Supplementary notes
A secure element contains a certified microcontroller and embedded software. It is secure, personal and portable and comes in multiple form factors : smart card, USB token, microSD, etc.
Telecom: SIM cards (secure elements with a SIM application)
Payment & banking: cards issued by banks and retailers for payment services (debit, credit, prepaid schemes…); cards issued by retailers or service providers for loyalty services; and social cards with payment application
Government & healthcare: cards issued by governmental bodies for citizens identification (travel, ID and healthcare documents) and online services and cards issued by private health insurance companies
Device manufacturers: mobile phones, tablets, navigation devices and other connected devices including an embedded secure element without SIM application
Others: cards issued by operators, for transport, toll or car park services (i.e. "Transport"); cards issued by pay-TV operators for decrypting TV signals (i.e. "Pay TV"); physical and logical access cards.
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