The world particularly in these unusual times talks all about remote work and jokes about how the coronavirus is actually their digital transformation trigger. In fact, McKinsey writes that about 70 percent of executives from Austria, Germany and Switzerland state, that the current crisis is accelerating their quest for digital transformation.
While the world is on lockdown and we’re all seeing some of the disruptions that a remote life, confined to the digital realm can bring, it seemed appropriate to share some insight into how creating a digital identity for our citizens can limit some of these difficulties.
Being a technology provider, there is a risk of sounding biased when talking about the right technology for digital identity solutions, but I’m not here to just say, “our technology is the right technology”. I want to raise points that should be considered when deciding which technology is right for the kind of service being implemented and the particular user-base it’s aimed at.
While the world is on lockdown and we’re all seeing some of the disruptions that a remote life, confined to the digital realm can bring, it seemed appropriate to share some insight into how creating a digital identity for our citizens can limit some of these difficulties.
Max van de Poll is the Head of Digital Identity at Cybernetica, and responsible for SplitKey, the next generation mobile authentication and digital signing tool for digital government and high value transaction-based organisations. He’s put together a short blog series around digital identity and how to create successful services that benefit everyone, from government to businesses to citizens. Have a read and do engage with comments, arguments for different approaches, and questions.
Spring 2020 has brought along a new version of UXP Connector from Cybernetica’s Data Exchange Technologies team. Version 1.6 of Connector was launched on 30th April and it introduces both new functionality and smaller improvements.
We interviewed our Lead Analyst, Piret Freudenthal, to offer some insight to the life of an Analyst at Cybernetica - and some recommendations for those who would like to apply.
Pleak is an open source tool for analysing the privacy in business processes and pointing out possible leakages. Any collaborative data processing or communication is likely to reveal some information, otherwise, the exchange would be meaningless.
At the end of February, the UXP team released new versions of several of our products. The main changes are described below.
We are often on the lookout for customers who have a compelling idea that they want to bring to the world. Bandwagon is a savvy start-up from South Carolina with an appreciation for data security. CEO and founder Harold Hughes shares with us more about their solution and what the collaboration with Cybernetica means for them.