From STARGATE to us in Europe: Why innovation has no future without values - What connects Trump's "Stargate" promise, Europe's invisibility in Davos and Elon Musk's statements at an AfD event? A common theme: responsibility
Identity and access management and trust models in digital infrastructures are the invisible architectures that hold our digitally networked world together. In an era in which our lives increasingly take place online, complex networks interacting with digital identities, protocols and standards form the basic technical infrastructures that we use every day. And in the middle of it all: trust-based identities.
IT standards are the invisible network that ensures security, enables interoperability and holds our digital landscape together. Without IT standards, we would fall back into an era of digital turbulence in which nothing communicates with each other, security gaps are omnipresent and no progress is possible. Today we dive into the world of IT standards - we explore why they are essential, what makes a good standard and how they shape our digital future.
Who is affected by the NIS regulations? The extended scope of the NIS2 Directive. Enter NIS2: A tightening, an expansion, a necessary evolution. The new NIS2 Directive extends the scope, tightens security and reporting obligations and aims to increase Europe's resilience to cyber attacks. From energy suppliers to digital platforms and public administrations - almost no organization is exempt. The transformation from NIS to NIS2 is therefore not just a change of form, but is intended to be a decisive step in the expansion of our digital fortress.
With OpenID Connect, we delve deeper into the world of authentication and identity verification and shed light on OpenID Connect - or OIDC for short. This protocol is at the heart of modern digital identity systems and enables us to access a wide range of digital services securely and efficiently. But what makes OpenID so special and why is it indispensable for digital identity management?
In the first nomination round of the prototyping competition in SPRIND's EUDI Wallet Prototypes innovation competition, 6 teams were nominated. A remarkable milestone for digital identities and an efficient approach to developing digital technologies. This competition clearly differs from traditional public tenders due to its prototypical approach and emphasizes the importance of agile and user-centric software applications.
Rock the Prototype ist ein agiles Prototyping Projekt bei dem Du jederzeit mitmachen kannst. Jede Woche startet ein neuer Sprint und alle zwei Wochen begleitet ein Meetup Format unser Projekt.
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