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Unless you have the unlikely capability of coupling your smart card with a GSM chip or signal transmitter for use with the Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite network -- which is possible if you are using a mobile two-factor authentication scheme, I'm afraid there's really no way to track it down.
Assuming you've developed and distributed a corporate policy concerning the appropriate use of smart cards and/or other access devices to support your actions should this become a legal matter, you should have disabled the smart card, which is the reasonably expected action.
For more information:
- Get more info in this security token and smart card learning guide.
- The pros and cons of implementing smart cards: Read more.
- Smart card technology over comes static pin problems: Read more.
This was first published in February 2010
Security Management Strategies for the CIO
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