...relating to that claimed identity. Although KBVs are not the only method GOV.UK Verify’s certified companies use to meet the Element C requirement, they are commonly used. However, there are...
...we’ll take a look at each of the 9 principles and explain what they mean for our users. Part one of this series covered user control, transparency and multiplicity. Today...
...account the different ways of each country’s approach. The following priorities were agreed: Piloting the use of digital identity between countries Interoperable standards The use of mobile phones in identity...
...users by learning from other countries. We are going to be following the group’s work over the coming year. We’ll use the opportunity to keep up to date with what...
...to do to show their service is secure and meets user needs. The identity providers are under pressure to create a service for users that complies with the standards government...
...the translation of the user journey (they also helped us translate this blog post). Each certified company has already made their user journey available in Welsh as well as English,...
...updated list of services we expect to start using GOV.UK Verify by November 2015 Department Service Status Total users / year Users by November 2015 HMRC Check or update...
...across government working to deliver new and transformed digital services. Many of those services will need to use GOV.UK Verify to protect users by making sure the person accessing a...
...company must demonstrate that their service works for users, and is as straightforward as possible to use, by: Producing a plan for usability and accessibility testing of their service Undertaking...
...We’ve just completed a nine-week discovery exercise. Our aims were to understand: user needs government needs the main user journeys We plan to use our findings to help us design...
