...developments. Discovery and alpha projects conducted under the OIX rules allow competitor organisations to work together to address some of the complex issues that this constant evolution reveals. The goal...
...to identity assurance can interact with each other, consider how to support the development of an international market for identity services, and spot opportunities to make government services better for...
...quickly as they’re in competition with one another in a new market. This diversity is an important feature of our federated approach - it means that between them, the identity...
...to access government services for people in employment, such as log in and file your self assessment tax return and claim a tax refund. People in employment are more likely...
...moves between your browser and a web server. The next layer is concerned with the messages and data we use specifically for signing in to GOV.UK Verify and the service...
...We should improve how often we rotate between who drives the mouse and keyboard We should investigate how we can improve our development setup to support mobbing whether through better...
...to work for users GOV.UK Verify works best for users when it is implemented as an integrated part of a transformed digital service. When users are given a choice between...
...the other certified companies in the GOV.UK Verify service. We and the certified companies are now working towards our next milestone - going from beta to live later this month....
...at what worked well and where we could have done things better. This is fed back into the documentation and the next game day. Communicating in a crisis An equally...
...deliver better value for government. Secrets Cryptographic keys, which must be kept secret, are typically used in combination with publicly available cryptographic algorithms to ensure that data is kept secure....
