Pascal Taillon

Title: Pascal Taillon: Secure Access to Mobile Secure Elements

Introduction

Pascal Taillon is an inventor associated with Pierrefonds, Canada, and Google Inc. His work includes a patent addressing secure access to data stored on mobile-device secure elements.

Latest Patents

Taillon is associated with 1 patent, titled “Securely Accessing Secure Elements.” The invention enables backend servers to manage secure-element data life cycles without direct communication between a trusted service manager (TSM) and the secure element. A mobile-device client application lets users request that application data be loaded onto the secure element. The backend server obtains the necessary command scripts from the TSM, encrypts them using data stored on the server, and sends the encrypted scripts and application data to the client application. The application then executes the scripts and loads the data onto the secure element through the mobile device’s interface.

Career Highlights

Taillon’s patent work is associated with Google Inc. The invention focuses on coordinating backend services and mobile devices to support secure delivery of application data.

Collaborations

Balamourougan Ranganathan and Hiteshkumar M. Shah are identified as Taillon’s coworkers.

Conclusion

Pascal Taillon’s patent presents an approach to managing secure-element data through encrypted backend commands and a mobile-device application.