Kantara Initiative

Save the date for the 2024 #KantaraInitiative Annual General Membership meeting - 10th December 2024 at 10:00 ET. This meeting is open to all fully paid-up members and will include updates from our leadership and the various Work Groups. Register now at https://lnkd.in/eTRMzsmn and let us know if there are any topics you would like us to include. Kay Chopard Andrew Hindle Andrew Hughes Alec Laws Andrew Johnston Patrick Clancey Michael Engle Michael Magrath Eve Maler Peter D. Jordan Burris Eric Thompson Proof (formerly Notarize) ID.me Thales Digital Identity and Security Neville Pattinson Wes Turbeville Leif Johansson

Latest update from the UK #DIATF team - announcing the pre-release the next iteration of the #Trust framework – the gamma (0.4) publication. James Keenan David Nutbrown Kay Chopard Carol Buttle #KantaraInitiative https://lnkd.in/eyujFPqM

Don't forget to share your thoughts on our recommendations by 15:00 on 23 November. #KantaraInitiative

Yesterday, we had the privilege of speaking at the Future Identity Festival in London! ? Our insightful panel featured Dr Sarah Walton, Kay Chopard, Louise Maynard-Atem, and Edgar Whitley, who delved into the critical topics of electronic equity and the profound effects of ID exclusion on people and businesses alike. ?? Key takeaways: ?? Louise Maynard-Atem on accessibility: “Digital-first makes sense, but we cannot risk going digital-only. For those who can’t access digital services, we must ensure offline options are available.” ?? Louise Maynard-Atem on unconscious bias: "We all have our own biases, meaning we often design for ourselves. We need to be aware of the blind spots - that is what the #IDCodeOfConduct can achieve." ?? Kay Chopard on inclusion: “It’s a complex issue we cannot ignore. Our ultimate goal is to serve as many people as possible.” ?? Edgar Whitley on the progress of Phase 3 of the #IDCodeOfConduct "We have completed 40 interviews, and have over 300,000 words of data so far." ?? Dr Sarah Walton raised a crucial question on prioritization when it comes to building ID Solutions. When building ID solutions, should we design for the 80% who can more easily access services, or focus on the 20% who face unique challenges—such as people who are unhoused—that make accessing IDs more difficult? The panels perspective? Of course it varies, but building for the 20% means building a truly universal solution, benefiting everyone, including the 80% who can more easily access digital ID solutions. The 20% are potential contributors to the economy. Excluding them isn’t just unfair; it’s a missed financial opportunity for organizations. What do you think? #WomenInID #DiversityByDesign #ForAllByAll #inclusion

Great work with The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) “Inclusion is worth it”

Should we design for the 80 or the 20? Great discussion from the #WomenInIdentity team today at the #FutureIdentityFestival “We need to reframe the problem of designing for #inclusion from being something that is difficult to do - if morally right. Instead, if we can find innovative ways to verify vulnerable or excluded groups, we’ll open a whole new market and unknown opportunities.” Louise Maynard-Atem Edgar Whitley Dr Sarah Walton “Inclusion is worth it” Kay Chopard

I am happy to announce the publication of the public draft of NIST IR 8480: Attribute Validation Services for Identity Management: Architecture, Security, Privacy, and Operational Considerations. I would like to thank my coauthors, Ryan Galluzzo, Connie LaSalle, and Rick Newbold, LLM, JD, for contributing their extensive expertise. Please review and share your thoughts! https://lnkd.in/dbmgZ7KD The public comment period is open until December 2, 2024.

#Interoperability in #digitalidentity relies on a fundamental #trust between a government and its citizens. Regardless of what identity technology can do, #harmonisation of standards and processes will always be hard. Cultural alignment between partners needs to be in place. But interoperability success will only come when standards are accepted and applied into #innovation at design & development stage! Great session at #FID ?? Kay Chopard Bryn Robinson-Morgan Caroline Copley Peter Burke Adam Preis, MCIM Madeleine Boys #FutureOfIdentity #StandardsMatter

Great way to explain interoperability in terms of standardisation, conformance and certification using card payments as a parallel for digital identity. Bryn Robinson-Morgan