Practical Change
Can we truly own our identity? Digital identity is a complex subject; as with most digital transformations, taking a process that exists in an analogue world and digitising it for use online doesn’t create a great solution. A number of models for digital identity exist, and are often spoken about in terms such as centralised, … Continue reading I have control
Security is often seen as a trade-off for usability – a poor customer experience risks your product being unloved and unused; poor security leaves you at risk of a fine, sanctions, reputational damage or a swift and terminal death of your product, service or organisation. As a product owner usability issues are usually quite tangible. … Continue reading Tipping the balance
The use of biometrics in user authentication is thriving with fingerprint sensors becoming more common and technology evolving for reliable facial and voice recognition being used within apps. Next generation smartphones may also contain iris scanning capability thanks to micro form factor components that can be included in the existing footprint. This convenience is driving … Continue reading I didn’t say you could touch me
In case you missed the news – the UK will exit the European Union in the coming years with the aim of gaining sovereign control of the nations future without the interference from the other 27 member states. Whatever your views on the rights or wrongs of this decision – the outlook for the future … Continue reading Coming together on being alone
Digital identities are set to revolutionise how we transact with business, with governments and with each other. A secure binding of our real world identity to a secure digital token that will allow us to perform trusted transactions online. At the moment, there is a lot of focus on how we onboard the real world … Continue reading I not the person I used to be