...case support - developing business cases to support the transformation of this service and others Communications - publishing all pilot outcomes in a user-friendly format on our project page, from...
...with government services. Usernames and passwords for many online services are available to buy from the dark web, mostly gained from one of the data breaches mentioned earlier. People tend...
...operations manual. The Cabinet Office works closely with tScheme, a certification organisation that provides the framework suppliers’ necessary independent assessment. A qualified independent auditor approved by tScheme inspects the certified...
Last week, the GDS Identity Assurance Programme, as an acknowledged leader in the space, played host to government counterparts from Australia, Canada, Denmark, Japan, New Zealand and Sweden (sadly the...
...reviewed the way each country manages online identity and their plans for the future. We also looked at the global challenges of identity and authentication for digital services in both...
...as per Element E of the standards. More than 86% of participants - using their online activity from Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites - met the requirements of...
...it’s also completely new: it’s never been possible for a user to do this online before, with no central storage; and this kind of federation - with public and private...
...out non-digital channels/services.” This post describes how we’re working to make GOV.UK Verify - which is an entirely digital way to prove who you are - the default way to...
...All of these identities were verified entirely online (no need to wait for things in the post, or attend a counter service to verify your identity) and to a higher...
...demographic would react to GOV.UK Verify for our online driver services. We were creative and flexible about how we wanted to integrate with GOV.UK Verify while it’s still in beta....
