Early initiatives pointed to a central role of government itself in the control and provision of public and private digital identities. Some governments choose to seize identity, others to radically defer it to the market, while any scenario has to deal with the citizen's own demand for control, usability and interoperability within Europe. These slides are from my own commercial SME perspective at the session.

1. THE ONLY WAY TO PROVE
YOU ARE WHO YOU SAY YOU ARE
PURELY ONLINE
eIdentity
a commercial perspective
Trust in the Digital World
by James Varga

2. “Digital identity is the data that
uniquely describes a person or a
thing and contains information
about the subject's relationships.”
DIGITAL IDENTITIES
aka electronic identity, etc

3. THREE MAIN COMPONENTS
Primary
SecondaryIDENTITY VERIFICATION + PERSONAL DATA + AUTHENTICATION

4. THREE MAIN COMPONENTS
Primary
Secondary
Verified
Self Asserted
IDENTITY VERIFICATION + PERSONAL DATA + AUTHENTICATION

5. THREE MAIN COMPONENTS
Primary
Secondary
Verified
Self Asserted
IDENTITY VERIFICATION + PERSONAL DATA + AUTHENTICATION

6. Retail Banking
Consumer Finance
Healthcare
Pre-Employment Screening
Gaming / Gambling, Dating, Social
Networking, High Value Commerce, Sharing
Economy, etc…
INDUSTRY REQUIREMENTS
variations in industry, sector, geography, products

7. CONTEXT
what you need depends on what your doing

8. CREATING TRUST
low trust
low value
HIGH TRUST
HIGH VALUE
1.Convenience
2.Control
3.Security

9. “DATA 2.0 SHIFT”
* Alan Mitchell – CTRL-Shift

10. PERSONAL DATA MANAGEMENT
* Alan Mitchell – CTRL-Shift

11. Consumer empowerment
Accepting sites / businesses
Trustmarks
Trust Frameworks
Catalysts
ID Assurance (UK); NSTIC (US);
TDL Sprints (EU); Assure UK (UK)
ECOSYSTEM COMPONENTS

12. ID ASSURANCE (UK)

13. To find out more visit:
www.miiCard.com
e: info@miiCard.com
Twittter.com/miiCard
Facebook.com/miicard
Linkedin.com/company/miicard
Creating Trust Online
Thank you