Projects target specific issues that have been identified by a single organisation or, most often a group of organisations, who want to explore how a particular idea or concept might solve a trust need. The level of detail a project will go into when exploring a concept might be evolutionry, follwing the iterative Discovery, Alpha, Beta phased approach.
Projects are defined as small scale, low risk assessments, analysis or tests of interoperable components that address the key challenges of creating convenient, secure, and privacy-enhancing trust transactions or solutions.
The project and white paper policy is clearly defined. Projects are collaborative and funding is provided privately by the organisations involved. Projects will test solutions with representative users and be designed to be scalable.
Customers wishing to open savings or investment accounts with UK
financial institutions have to undergo cumbersome identity
verification processes. A number of digital public services are being
rolled out that will require users to establish a digital identity to
a standard defined as [...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
About
Fraudulent takeover of consumer accounts and subsequent misuse is a
significant problem that occurs daily. Protecting the identity
ecosystem is critical to users confidence and subsequent uptake.
Goals
The Shared Signals model describes a new collaborative system that
ena [...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
About
Paper credentials are frequently presented as evidence of identity
and/or entitlement by people wishing to open a new relationship with
an organisation. Banks, mobile phone operators and local public
service providers all allow utility bills, bank statements, council
tax bill [...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
About
The IDP to IDP discovery project looked at how IDPs can work together
to share trust and minimise data sharing to better prevent fraud. This
discovery explores whether signals can be shared between IDPs that
minimise the sharing of personal data. It also aims to define the term
[...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
GOV.UK Verify is an online experience for online services. The user is
able to verify themselves online without the need for step out
channels, and to then access online services from central govt.
However, a user may falter in verifying themselves online. Although
this could be for a [...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
Following on from the earlier Discovery Project and white paper, this
Alpha project tests how signals can be shared between IdPs via a
signal manager. In accordance with the Discovery Project findings, the
signal manager should be one in which IdPs have sufficient trust; and
signals s [...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
About
The Dutch Government introduced their identity scheme called
EHerrkenning (e-recognition) back in 2010. It was identified that in
many ways the Dutch identity scheme matches the ambition and
philosophy of the UK Identity Assurance Programme (IDAP).
In order to operate in the [...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
The banks have an important role to play in the development of the
digital identity market. Banks are obliged to meet high standards for
identity verification when opening accounts for customers, usually
derived from a face-to-face inspection of the customer’s identity
documents (e.g. [...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
(also know as the South Yorkshire Projects)
OIX UK and the Cabinet Office partnered with the South Yorkshire
Credit Union, Barnsley Council and others to explore identity
assurance with the “thin file” demographic and have conducted two
significant projects to date Bridging the Digit [...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
Britain is considered one of the most fertile places for the growth of
new businesses. One of such areas is Sharing / Collaborative economy,
or also known as Peer to Peer economy, which has seen quite a large
growth in the recent years. It varies from people sharing car journeys
toget [...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
About
Customers of Norwegian banks have a very simple experience for opening
a bank account. A customer can use a ‘Bank ID’ digital identity issued
by one Norwegian bank to open or login to a bank account with any
other Norwegian bank. They can also use it to access public services.
[...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
The States of Jersey (SoJ) eGovernment programme will be a major
business-led transformation programme to implement the eGovernment
Model vision that will be led by technology.
The eGovernment model sets out 4 key themes:
* Customer personalisation
* Operational effectivenes [...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
About
Digital Identity is essential for any pension finder tool. The Pension
Finder Discovery project demonstrates how digital identity can solve a
real world problem. By the time the average person retires, they have
11-20 pension pots. Many of those they will have lost contact with
[...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
Project Scope
Government Digital Service and its contracted Identity Providers for
gov.uk Verify are asking the market to propose approaches for meeting
the Knowledge Based Verification (KBV) requirements of Element C from
the Good Practice Guide 45 through this OIX UK project.
T [...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Current
About
Identity assurance is key if we are to enable the digital by default
strategy. It provides a means of common access to services across
central and local government. But the bigger opportunity arises when
we can access and use data. We call this “attribute provision”. This
is [...]
End date: 01 Oct 2016
Status: Completed
