Blockchain
for identity management
Identity
Self-sovereign
Less risks
of security
Development
100% european
for identity management
Self-sovereign
of security
100% european
Return control of the identity to its rightful owners, the citizens, organizations and entities they represent.
The migration from the current IdP-based identity system, which is dominated by large multinational technology companies, to a self-sovereign identity system will return control of identity to its rightful owners. The solution has the potential to transform the way we interact online, reduce risks and increase digital security, and promote more robust economic development and a more inclusive society.
It is proposed to create a connector that solves a central problem in the contemporary digital world: identity management in an increasingly decentralized and blockchain-oriented environment. Currently, digital identities are dispersed across numerous systems and platforms, leading to security risks, operational inefficiencies and barriers to innovation. The significance of solving this problem lies in creating a solid bridge between traditional identity systems and innovative decentralized blockchain solutions.
The objective of the project is to create a solution that integrates the concept of self-managed and decentralized identity with traditional identity management systems, in compliance with the regulatory framework of eIDAS Regulation, General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and UNE 71307-1..
The solution to be developed will be capable of both issuing and verifying verifiable credentials (VC) from the information obtained from a traditional Identity Management System. This will allow the migration to be non-disruptive, and both models can coexist at the same time, which is the main value of the proposal. VCs have multiple use cases due to their advantages in security, privacy and authentication:
Enable users to have more granular control over their personal information and share it in a secure and verifiable way.
It can replace or complement traditional password-based login systems.
Digital credentials, such as university degrees, professional certificates or licenses, can be stored in a secure and certified manner, facilitating their verification.
Know Your Customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) processes can benefit from technology to verify the identity of customers.
Verification of the age of users in applications for the sale of age-restricted products or content.
Simplify online government services, such as applying for passports or voting online.
Information can be stored securely, allowing patients to control who has access and simplifying interoperability between healthcare providers.
It can be used to track and authenticate ownership of physical assets, such as automobiles, real estate and works of art, through digital certificates.
Gain greater control over their personal data on social networks, choosing what information they share with different platforms and advertisers.
INCIBE, NATIONAL CYBERSECURITY INSTITUTE works to build digital trust, enhance cybersecurity and resilience, and contribute to the digital marketplace in a way that promotes the safe use of cyberspace in Spain.
Nologin has been awarded a contract for this project of Innovative Public Procurement (IPP) INCIBE in the framework of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR) with the funding of the Next Generation EU.
PPI has established itself as an extremely useful tool for promoting innovation and competitiveness from the public authorities, using public demand for products, services and supplies as an instrument for implementing public policies and executing the mandates of purchasing entities.
Standardizes and controls access to infrastructure by increasing security and simplifying management.
How to avoid security breaches due to loss of credentials.
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