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Identity management and trust models in digital infrastructures

Sascha Block2024-02-01T09:43:03+01:00Categories: IT infrastructure, IT Security|Tags: APIs, Apps, Authentication, Authorization, Base wallet, BMI, BSI, Certifications, Compliance, Confidential Computing, Cyberattacks, digital identities, digital infrastructures, digital twin, Digitization, dynamic partnerships, e-prescription, eAT, eID, eIDAS Regulation, Electronic patient file, electronic prescription, Electronic residence permit, Encryption, ePA, EUdi Wallet, Federal ID card app, Federal Ministry of the Interior, Federal Office for Information Security, Federation, GDPR, General Data Protection Regulation, Identity card, Identity Management, Identity matching, Identity theft, Identity verification, Interoperability, ISO 27010, Multi-factor authentication, NFC, OAuth Framework, OpenID Connect, OpenID Federation, Penetration tests, Privacy, Quality control, Safety modules, Scalability, Security, Security checks, Single Sign-On, Smart eID Act, SmartPhone, Standards, Telematics ID, Telematics infrastructure, Tokenflow, Trust models, Trusted Execution Environment, User control, Vendor Lock-In, Wallet, Web applications|

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.

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Identity management and trust models in digital infrastructures

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