The gamma (0.4) publication of the UK digital identity and attributes trust framework introduces certification for "component services". You don't have to use certified components – but you'll probably want to.
The final publication of the ‘gamma’ (0.4) UK digital identity and attributes trust framework, and updated supplementary codes are now live on GOV.UK.
This blogpost explains the new approach to certification of white label services against the gamma (0.4) trust framework.
This blogpost explains how service providers who are already certified against the trust framework can ‘uplift’ to the new version.
On 19 June, the Data (Use and Access) Act received Royal Assent. This is a major milestone for the government’s work to make sure individuals and businesses across the UK have access to trusted digital identity services when they want to use them
Earlier this month I had the pleasure of hosting digital identity specialists from the tech sector to tell them more about our ambition for the GOV.UK Wallet. They represented the UK’s Digital Verification Services (DVS) sector, that provide the digital …
Today, we publish our first full sectoral analysis of the UK’s digital identity ecosystem.
The register of digital identity and attribute services is now in public beta. This means it’s easier for businesses and the public to check and find trusted digital identity products across the UK. Faster and easier The new register …
As part of our series of short updates on the Government’s plans to create a legislative framework for secure and trusted digital verification services in the UK, I can now report that the draft legislation has passed an important milestone …
It’s our responsibility – here in OfDIA – to ensure the register is accurate and up-to-date, and only includes digital identity and attribute services that have been assessed as meeting our rules. In this post, we explain how we intend to do that.
