Kantara issued $2.4M in grants to develop digital ID and privacy solutions using smartphones Kantara Initiative has received multiple research grants of up to $2.4 million, which it will use to develop three innovative digital identity and privacy solutions using…
Kantara Initiative establishes new status as Autonomous Corporation. Kantara Initiative has changed its entity type by filing Articles.
Kantara, Lockstep Technologies, Gluu Inc and Exponent Inc Awarded $2.4 million to develop digital identity solutions
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is funding three smartphone digital identity and privacy projects including mobile device attribute verification, mobile authentication, and physical access control. A total of $2.4 million was awarded to the Kantara Initiative, and these…
The US Department of Homeland Security is funding three projects to explore the use of mobile devices for digital identity. Grants valued at up to $2.4 million were awarded to the Kantara Initiative, an industry organization that develops digital identity…
The European General Data Protection Regulation will be in force in just over 12 months: May 25, 2018. This is the date by which all EU nations must have enacted the regulation. Gartner predicts that “by the end of 2018,…
The US-based Kantara Initiative announced today that it has joined the European Trust Foundation to help its non-EU government and corporate members engage with Europe on pan-jurisdiction federated digital identity, trust and privacy initiatives.
Historically, businesses have been able to treat user consent purely as a risk management exercise, something they have to do simply for privacy compliance. However, the rise of the internet of things combined with a fast-changing regulatory environment means this…
February may be a short month, but for EEMA it has been very busy indeed, with the team travelling extensively throughout Europe, as our busy 2017 program of activity continues. We have sought out some fantastic locations for events planned…
We live in a society where we have to place warnings on cups that the coffee you’ve just knowingly purchased is hot, yet we hand out smartphones to kids like they’re candy without understanding the risks that these devices pose…