Work Groups
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Our Work and Discussion Groups offer an unrivalled opportunity to network and collaborate, with some of the industry’s most prominent figures. Including representatives from relying parties, government agencies and standards bodies.
Blinding Identity Taxonomy
The purpose of the Blinding Identity Taxonomy (BIT) Discussion Group is to evolve and maintain the BIT as an informative taxonomy for identifying and managing personally identifiable information (PII) and quasi-identifiable information (QII).
Anchored Notice and Consent Receipt
Our work updates the Consent Receipt work at Kantara which began in 2013, in the Information and Sharing Work Group and later the Consent and Information Sharing WG, and now the ANCR WG.
Privacy Enhancing Mobile Credentials
We are creating a set of requirements and conformance criteria to protect the privacy of individuals holding and using mobile credentials such as mobile driving licenses.
This includes technology ecosystems based on ISO/IEC 18013-5 compliant mobile driving licenses.
Resilient Identifiers for Underserved Populations
Vulnerable and underserved populations are often excluded from online resources and services that require digital credentials. So we are working towards establishing identifiers and access management (IAM) solutions that respect privacy and reduce barriers to adoption.
User Managed Access
We are developing the specifications that will enable an individual user to control how and where their data is shared, between service providers and online services acting on the their behalf.
Shadow AI
This group will explore the causes, implications, and mitigation strategies related to Shadow AI in enterprise environments.
Biometric Data
The Biometric Data Discussion Group (Biometrics) will address the management, security, and privacy of biometric data, from collection to destruction, with a focus on practical application and GDPR compliance.
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