The Pan-Canadian Trust Framework is designed to meet current and future Canadian digital identity ecosystem innovation needs by verifying trust of services and networks.
PCTF documents a number of Components, each defining the conformance criteria for a given aspect relevant to establishing trust.
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Readiness Assessment Level 1
Pillar: Digital Identity | Type: Conformity | Level: 1
Through a documentation review, establish understanding of organizational policies, plans, and procedures and how they are applied to business and/or solution operation. The deliverable will be a summary report containing the results of the assessment, highlighting and explaining areas of non-conformity. The report would indicate that IDLab performed a documentation review.
Readiness Assessment Level 2
Pillar: Digital Identity | Type: Conformity | Level: 2
Through a high level arm’s-length examination of technology solution and operation, demonstrate compliance with policies, plans, and procedures. The deliverable will be a detailed report containing the results of the assessment, as well as insights and recommendations on areas of non-conformity. The report would indicate that IDLab performed an arm’s length examination of the technology solution.
“The City of Gatineau and ID Gatineau are very proud to support and welcome the Digital Identity Laboratory of Canada in our city. Digital identity solutions are already key drivers of modern economies and they fuel an industry that will experience strong growth in the years to come. Gatineau enjoys an extremely enviable geostrategic position for this sector, as evidenced by the strength of the cybersecurity cluster that is developing on both sides of the river. The presence of Canada’s Digital Identity Laboratory will help fuel this dynamism.”
Isabelle Veilleux, City of Gatineau
