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Working groups are standalone groups facilitated by OIX. Working Groups are a way for members to collaborate to explore a particular topic area, problem space or proposition. Typical outputs from a working group would be one or more of:

A series of recommendations
A Paper exploring the topic area and making more detailed recommendations
A Guide explaining how the topic area should be addressed.

Working groups will hjave an agreed terms of reference and target deliverables. Wokring groups may lead to the set up of a Project.

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Inclusion Steering Group

Improve inclusion in the ID ecosystem through working collaboratively across the public and private sector to enable access to new data, services and methods for inclusion. Considerations: * The OIX / TechUK working group on inclusion identified over 35 possible data source [...]

End date: 31 Dec 2021 Status: Current

e-Signature Working Group

The e-signature working group has the following objectives: * Produce a list of use cases where e-Signatures could be used: * Detail if signatures are typically witnessed today. If so, are relatives excluded. * Determine if there are use cases where a qualifie [...]

End date: 31 Mar 2021 Status: Current

Trust Framework Principles, Trustmark and Governance

Define and publish a high-level guide for a Trust Frameworks through analysis of the ways this has been done to date across different regional trust frameworks. Considerations: * What should the framework contain? * What Roles are there within the framework? * How can [...]

End date: 30 Sep 2020 Status: Current

ID Proofing and Authentication

Define and publish a high level structured approach to both ID Proofing and ID Authentication through analysis of the ways this has been done to date across different regional trust frameworks. Define how following this structured approach will allow interoperability to be achieved b [...]

End date: 30 Sep 2020 Status: Current

Architecture Interoperability

Identify the technical architecture requirements to support interoperability of IDs to ensure that a) consumer experience should not be compromised and b) the relying party consumption of IDs should not be over complicated. Particularly to ensure the simultaneous support of centralize [...]

End date: 30 Sep 2020 Status: Current

Fraud Controls

Identify the required Fraud Controls that should be put in place by IdPs, RP, and the Digital ID Scheme / Broker itself in order to protect users and RPs against Identity Fraud. Considerations: * The workgroup should consider 3-4 different use cases. Suggested use cases are [...]

End date: 30 Sep 2020 Status: Current