Government-issued digital credentials and the privacy landscape
This whitepaper is focused on the privacy implications surrounding government-issued digital credentials.
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Kay Chopard Talks Security, Diversity on Let’s Talk About Digital Identity
Hear Kay Chopard with Oscar Santolalla on the Ubisecure podcast on her vision for Kantara and the digital security world
New York regulators falling short with Identity Proofing and Authentication
NIST’s Digital Guidelines are respected and referenced throughout the world so why does New York leave open the potential for ambiguous technology implementations
What the revised charter for the PEMC Work Group means for our industry
The goal of all Kantara Initiative Work Groups is to be open and accessible to all. Providing a clearer background for our work will enable those new to the space
Our US Assurance Program Manager on complying with NIST 800-63-3
US Assurance Program Manager, Lynzie Adams, on her top tips for organizations wishing to apply for a Kantara Grant of Approval
Mobile credentials, privacy and the opportunities of digital services
The rise of digital services offer has to be balanced with the risks that these new levels of convenience undermine any expectation of privacy
7 months of Kantara Identity Assurance in the UK
We asked our Executive Director, Kay Chopard, for her thoughts and learnings from working through the first phase of the UK DIATF
Leading identity experts to join Kantara Initiative UK Advisory Board
London, 8 August 2022 Kantara Initiative Ltd announced today that it has established a UK Advisory Board and appointed 3 of the UK identity sector’s leading experts to join it. They are: Emma Lindley MBE, Co-Founder of Women in Identity…
Member Spotlight – Socure
Q&A with Matt King, Director of Governance, Risk & Compliance on the value of certification and using your Trust Mark to commercial advantage
Member Spotlight – IDENTOS
We talk to long-standing member, Identos, about the advantages they have gained from their Kantara membership