Learning Hub
April 13, 2023
Learning Series – What is a digital identity?
Part 6 – Privacy
Cryptography, Decentralized Identity, Digital Credentials, Digital Economy, Digital Government, Digital ID, Digital Identity, Digital Signatures, Digital Trust, Interoperability, Learning, Privacy by Design, Selective Disclosure, Zero Knowledge Proof, ZKP
Learning Hub
February 28, 2023
Learning Series – What is a digital identity?
Part 5 – Cryptography
Cryptography, Decentralized Identity, Digital Credentials, Digital Economy, Digital Government, Digital ID, Digital Identity, Digital Signatures, Digital Trust, Interoperability, Learning, Selective Disclosure, Zero Knowledge Proof, ZKP
Learning Hub
February 27, 2023
Interoperability – Our journey and Hypotheses
Learn more about IDLab’s findings on what interoperability means for digital identity.
Decentralized Identity, Digital Credentials, Digital ID, Digital Identity, Digital Trust, Interoperability, Learning
Learning Hub
January 18, 2023
Digital Identity’s Role in Open Banking
Have you come across the term “Open Banking” and wanted to know more?
Convenience, DigitalCredentials, DigitalEconomy, DigitalGovernment, DigitalIdentity, DigitalTrust, Finance, Learning, OpenBanking, SelectiveDisclosure, ZKP
Learning Hub
December 15, 2022
Learning Series – What is a digital identity?
Part 4 – Barriers to Adoption
Accessibility, Accountability, DecentralizedIdentity, DigitalCredentials, DigitalEconomy, DigitalGovernment, DigitalID, DigitalIdentity, DigitalTrust, IDLab, Interoperability, Learning, LevelsofAssurance, Reliability, Usability
“The Digital Identity Laboratory of Canada continues to advance the country’s digital identity ecosystem through persistent advocacy of compliance and interoperability. This collaboration spurred between the private and public sectors has allowed providers and partners to work together and accelerate the understanding and adoption of digital identity across Canada.
These developments have been crucial with the increase of remote work and the importance of safe online transactions. Canadians need methods to trust online verifications to the same degree as in-person transactions, and the Lab plays a major role in allowing organizations to evaluate and adopt these solutions.
We are proud to be a sponsor of the Lab. Working alongside them to expand Verified.Me’s interoperability with international standards and improve the digital lives of Canadians has been an inspiring experience, and we are excited for what this beneficial partnership will continue to have in store for the future.”
Didier Serra, SecureKey Technologies
