STORK the little new Signaturgruppen AS Founded 2006

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STORK – the little new?

STORK – the little new?

Signaturgruppen A/S • Founded 2006 by Digital Signatur specialists • Identity solutions taking advantage

Signaturgruppen A/S • Founded 2006 by Digital Signatur specialists • Identity solutions taking advantage of existing infrastructures • Our mission is to make real the promises of the digital signature infrastructure of Denmark

Nem. ID transactions in Denmark 11. 070. 000 transaktioner med Nem. ID med offentlig

Nem. ID transactions in Denmark 11. 070. 000 transaktioner med Nem. ID med offentlig digital signatur i august 2014 • I alt cirka 219. 000 transaktioner med offentlig signatur 09 -Sep-20 3 de seneste to år •

EU regulation e. ID and trustservices • • Passed juli 23 rd 2014 Entry

EU regulation e. ID and trustservices • • Passed juli 23 rd 2014 Entry into foce: • juli 1 st 2016 – trustservices – E-signatur, E-seal etc. • september 18 th 2016 – e. ID voluntary • september 18 th 2018 – e. ID mutual approval • 09 -Sep-20 4

Two countries with Pan European Proxy Service (PEPS)

Two countries with Pan European Proxy Service (PEPS)

MW countries and PEPS countries • • • Pan European Proxy Services (PEPS) ”Some

MW countries and PEPS countries • • • Pan European Proxy Services (PEPS) ”Some countries saw serious problems in such a gateway, legal, liability and security problems, as well as compatibility problems with their decentralised national Middleware 1 architecture. ” “V-IDP has the same objectives as a PEPS: to hide the national problems for the other Member States, and to be an anchor of trust. The main difference is the location: it is supposed to be located as close as possible to the SP, thus enabling true end-to-end communication between SP and user, but also enabling usage of or location beside national gateways, depending on each country’s decision. ” SUUUK!!

Will we all get our e. ID from Estonia? • • • All residents

Will we all get our e. ID from Estonia? • • • All residents of the small Baltic state aged 15 or over have electronic ID cards, which are used in health care, electronic banking and shopping, to sign contracts and encrypt e-mail, as tram tickets, and much more besides--even to vote. Starting later this year, it will issue ID cards to non-resident "satellite Estonians", thereby creating a global, governmentstandard digital identity. Applicants will pay a small fee, probably around EUR 30 -50 ($41 -68), and provide the same biometric data and documents as Estonian residents. If all is in order, a card will be issued, or its virtual equivalent on a smartphone (held on a special secure module in the SIM card). http: //www. businessinsider. com/digital-identity-cards-estonia-takes-the-plunge-2014 -6

True belivers

True belivers