'To ensure that the UK does not fall behind other countries, we must create an interoperable framework for digital IDs which spans the public and private sectors'
After a really successful conference in November, Ubisecure were very quick to confirm their position as a headline sponsor for June.
With speakers confirmed from government and industry, 'Think Digital Identity For Government 2019' emerging as the must-see event for the entire UK ID spectrum of interests
Delegates are telling us they want more details on third party ID issues, legal and vendor partnership aspects of Digital Identity. Disagree? well, maybe you should put your vote in for what YOU want to see next June
Third in the ONLY Digital ID event focused on the public sector is set for June 7th at convenient Westminster facility One Great George St
Multiple levels and forms of ID may be what works best for citizens, say senior central government figures at last week's Think Digital Identity For Government one-day conference on where the sector goes after Verify
200-plus public sector Identity, data and security professionals are registered to attend on November 29th from nearly 70 different central and local government departments - with interest from public sector departments across Europe (and wider), with attendees registered from France, Norway, Denmark, Estonia, Ireland and Nigeria. Have you confirmed your place at Think Digital Identity For Government 2018 yet?
‘Computer Weekly’ coverage points to idea of re-using passport ID in Digital Identity apps being explored by the company now that it is free to work on Verify products in the private sector
So some clarity, which is welcome - but host of questions for suppliers, citizens and public sector digital service policymakers now need to be answered
DCMS says we’ll have something that soon, ‘Government Computing’ reports from techUK event - news that could spell the end of Verify