
cryptovision: Benjamin Drisch
Cryptovision’s Benjamin Drisch explains the reason why Government around the world are looking for specific needs from their suppliers of electronic ID documents.
Cryptovision’s Benjamin Drisch explains the reason why Government around the world are looking for specific needs from their suppliers of electronic ID documents.
Hear from cryptovision’s Executive VP of Sales, Marco Smeja at this years Trustech, as he speaks about the role that cryptovision has taken in the managing of digital certificates.
Fermin Vázquez explains a little more about the Latin America market for electronic ID documents at this years Trustech.
Mobey Forum, the global industry association empowering banks and other financial institutions to shape the future of digital financial services, today announces the formation of the Digital ID Expert Group. The group, co-chaired by Jukka Yliuntinen, Vice President at Giesecke+Devrient Mobile Security and Simon Austin, Director at UBS Innovation Lab, will define the role of […]
By Klaus Schmeh, cryptovision GmbH. As long as the consumer has no real concept of the worth of his or her private data, there is no willingness to pay for its protection. For operators of national ID schemes, it bears the question whether there is a solution to both, adding value to an identity scheme […]
As of late 2017 Malawians can now for the first time collect their very own national ID card. The ID cards are secured with digital signatures issued by SignServer and certificates from EJBCA, both products by PrimeKey. This means that not only can the Malawians get their own ID card but also that these cards […]
Cryptomathic has announced that it is the first eSignature solution provider in Europe to receive a certification ticket for the new Common Criteria certification process for eIDAS compliant Qualified Signature Creation Devices. Under the terms of the eIDAS regulation, trust service providers must use certified QSCD products to offer remote Qualified Electronic Signatures across the […]
Entrust Datacard, a leading provider of trusted identity and secure transaction technology solutions, has announced its technology will be used by the government of Ghana — through a partnership with Identity Management Systems (IMS), a subsidiary of Margins Group — to instantly issue national identity cards to Ghanaian citizens. In line with the directive from […]