Practical Change
We all know that only bad people need to fear the “Big Brother” state described so vividly in George Orwell’s ‘1984’; if we don’t do anything wrong then what’s wrong with the Government knowing about it? And while we offer resigned acceptance that the Government knows everything about us and how we live our lives, … Continue reading Big Brother's Protection
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
In May 2018 the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) will come into force, replacing the existing Directive 95/46/EC, which will be repealed. The new regulations are seen as an enabling requirement of the European Digital Single Market – removing the current fragmentation of how the existing directive is implemented by member states, and … Continue reading You don’t need to tell me
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