The Importance of Digital Identity in Modern Society

Digital identity plays a crucial role in modern society by enabling secure online services and verification processes. Identity management forms the foundation for moving services online, providing a means to verify individuals in a completely digital environment. The Pan-Canadian Trust Framework focuses on trusted processes for ensuring accurate identity information, secure logins, and genuine organizational claims. By emphasizing policy and governance around digital identity, society can align with the digital identity roadmap's streams to meet Canadians' expectations and needs.

• Digital identity
• Identity management
• Pan-Canadian Trust Framework
• Policy and governance
• Online services

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1. Digital Identity Priority Stream Sophia Howse, BC Jackie Stankey, Ab

2. Why does Digital Identity Matter? Identity Management is critical to success It is the foundation of moving more services online. We need to be able to verify someone s identity in a completely digital environment

3. Joint Councils Logic Model

4. Digital ID Roadmap POLICY AND GOVERNANCE PAN-CANADIANTRUST FRAMEWORK PILOTS AND PUBLIC LAUNCHES TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION AND COLLABORATION

5. Policy and Governance

6. Policy and Governance We strive to build a society that reflects the digital identity roadmap s five streams: Our emphatic support of digital identity forms the foundation of the service outcomes that Canadians expect and need

7. Pan-Canadian Trust Framework Trust framework: a set of agreed on definitions, principles, conformance criteria, assessment approach, standards, and specifications. TB Directive on Identity Management

8. Pan-Canadian Trust Framework Image result for check mark clip art black and white Image result for profile Trusted Digital Identity now broadening PCTF focus to use cases Initial PCTF focus has been on use cases for individuals for organizations. MADI PILOT Focus of VO WG & VON Is it you providing your personal identity information? Is it a real organization? Is it the same person? Is it a real existing person? Confirmation, Binding, Notice and Consent Verified Person Verified Login Verified Organization The set of trusted processes that uniquely identifies a real and existing person, ensure that identity information is accurate and up-to-date, and that claims and actions can be attributed to this person The set of trusted processes that ensures that a user is securely signed-in and acting on his or her own behalf The set of processes that are used to verify that an organization is real, identifiable, and can truthfully claim that organization s identity. The set of trusted processes that binds a verified login to a verified person through confirmation, binding, notice and consent. Pan-Canadian Trusted Infrastructure Component Security, Privacy, User Experience, Communications

9. Pan-Canadian Trust Framework In progress: Incorporating lessons learned and feedback from pilots and Alpha Testing (AB and BC); Reviewing proposed changes from DIACC Verified Person Next Steps: Develop toolkit for PCTF assessment and acceptance for use by digital identity programs The set of trusted processes that uniquely identifies a real and existing person, ensure that identity information is accurate and up-to-date, and that claims and actions can be attributed to this person -Finalize verified person consultation draft -Consultation within Canada and Internationally (Digital 7) -Finalize verified person component for PCTF Beta Version

10. Pan-Canadian Trust Framework Milestones: o 7 presentations and 10 use cases, outlining how organizations are currently verified Verified Organization o Alpha tested trusted processes and conformance criteria across 9 jurisdictions and 11 programs / services o Alpha testing results communicated to members and incorporated into the latest version In Progress: o IMSC sub-working group conducting final review (target date for endorsement September 2018) The set of trusted processes that are used to verify that an organization is real, identifiable, and can truthfully claim that organization s identity Next Steps: o IMSC to review and provide comments for ratification o Explore real-world application of trusted process through a proof of concept

11. Policy and Governance Policy: Digital Identity Components Creating an Identity Creating an Identity ID Assurance ID Assurance Notice and Consent Notice and Consent Credential Assurance Credential Assurance ID Enrolment ID Enrolment Using an Identity Using an Identity Service Access Service Access

12. Policy and Governance Policy: Guiding Principles o International human rights cannot be compromised o Privacy and security must be safeguarded o Convenience and choice for citizens must be delivered

13. Pilots and Public Launches Holding place for ISED Demo of Verified Org - TBC

14. Digital ID Roadmap

15. Communication and Collaboration How to socialize Digital ID in jurisdictions What is working well in your jurisdictions? What barriers have you encountered? How do we further awareness?

16. Communication and Collaboration Update to Clerks and Cabinet Secretaries Key Messages? Approach? Any requests, etc.?