...code we used simplify the technical onboarding of new services by centralising the location of certain assets maintain and improve the service continue recruiting new members for the technical delivery...
...phone or a landline are now able to complete verification - for example, by downloading a code to their computer. This means that everyone can now progress past the second...
...old, unused code which reduces the time needed to release updates improved the reliability of our system monitoring dashboards Things we plan to do next In the coming 2 to...
...For the first exercise we did the ‘Minisculus Challenge’. This is a set of small coding puzzles based around codebreaking. We ran the exercises in a mob programming style, swapping...
...we’ve automated most of our code release process and are now setting up metrics to measure where we can make further improvements in speed and reliability. Things we plan to...
...research with them. Additionally, we conduct workshops with certified companies. In our 2 most recent workshops, we presented and explored core user needs and design principles, as well as shared...
...service needs. Whenever a user then signs into their identity account with their chosen certified company to access a government service, only the Matching Data Set is passed to the...
...form and questionnaire). If they already have a GOV.UK Verify account and are using it to sign into the service, they’ll save an average of 24 minutes for a new...
...mobile network operators to allow users to sign into online services in a simple and safe way. For the second half of the afternoon, we ran an ‘unconference’. This means...
The identity assurance service will allow users to sign in to government services and prove their identity quickly, safely and privately. Today an important part of the service, the 'hub',...
