...and explaining what they mean for our users. Today we cover the principles of user control, transparency and multiplicity. Principle 1: User Control I can exercise control over identity assurance...
Olly wrote in November about the development of the onboarding guide and how we had split the process of onboarding services into stages. I’m writing today to elaborate on the...
...fraud and identity theft. It’s a new, safer way to do your government business online, designed for the internet we have today and to adapt to challenges it might present...
Today I was excited to speak at Follow the Entrepreneur 2015, an event hosted in partnership with OIX UK, about how we’re developing a market for identity services in the...
The Open Identity Exchange (OIX) has today published a white paper kicking off a discovery exercise to explore the range of needs for identity assurance in the private sector. Through...
From today we have started to publish performance data about GOV.UK Verify on the GOV.UK performance platform as required by Point 17 of the Digital by Default Service Standard which...
The National Audit Office (the body that scrutinises public spending on behalf of Parliament) has published a briefing paper on identity assurance today. The paper gives an overview of how...
...options. Today we’re looking at a healthy 68.5% verification rate and a 90% matching rate, and this improves all the time while we’re testing and developing. Holding daily calls with...
...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...
...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...
