This is our group presentation on how Apple develop a robust and secure Information System Infrastructure for the new mobile feature, Apple Pay. Apple has been working and developing for years. With Apply Pay, we use iPhone as a mobile wallet to pay at check out with Touch ID. In order to obtain a strong security for this new feature, the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are equipped with SE (Security Element), NFC (Near Field Communication), and Touch ID.

2. Pay without your
wallet
• Payments happen with a
single touch
• Easy, secure private payments
• Only for iPhone 6 and iPhone
6 Plus
• Pay with touch ID
• Convenient check out
• Set up is simple

4. More secure
payments
• Protect your accounts
even if you lose your
device
• Keep your purchase
private, and no
transaction record.
• Most recent transaction
in the Passbook

5. Security Elements
Touch ID
Passbook
Near field communication (NFC) antenna
Dedicated chip that stores encrypted payment
information

6. Major credit cards

7. Participating Banks

9. Connect to Chapter 3
Information system infrastructure
The secure element and the NFC chipset (hardware)
Without exposing the real debit/credit card number
Encrypted number
Card number is not stored locally or in Apple server
Issuing bank associated with your card

11. Works Cited
Fink, Erica. "'Apple Pay' May Be Safer than Plastic."
CNNMoney. Cable News Network, n.d. Web. 21 Sept.
2014.
Jeffries, Adrianne. "Apple Pay Allows You to Pay at the
Counter with Your IPhone 6." The Verge. N.p., 03 Sept.
2014. Web. 21 Sept. 2014.
"Pay Your Wallet. Without the Wallet." Apple. N.p., n.d.
Web. 21 Sept. 2014.