Jaunā Eiropas Savienības personas datu aizsardzības regula teju ikvienā uzņēmumā kļūst par arvien apspriestāku jautājumu, jo tās spēkā stāšanās termiņš (2018.gada 25.maijs) strauji tuvojas. Tādēļ jau ceturto gadu pēc kārtas, sadarbojoties ar “Latvijas Sertificēto Personas Datu Aizsardzības Speciālistu Asociāciju”, viens no vadošajiem kiberdrosības uzņēmumiem Baltijā “Data Security Solutions” 26.aprīlī rīko Latvijas lielāko personas datu aizsardzības regulas pasākumu (EU GDPR - General Data Protection Regulation) “Digitālā Ēra 2017”, kurā vadošie speciālisti no privātā un valsts sektora dalīsies pieredzē un zināšanās, aplūkojot jaunākos un inovatīvākos risinājumus, kā arī jaunākās tirgus tendences un regulatīvās normas kā Latvijā, tā visā Eiropas Savienībā. Vairāk: https://digitalaera.dss.lv/
4. It's time to make the EU's single market fit
for the digital age – tearing down
regulatory walls and moving from 28
national markets to a single one.
- The Juncker Commission
The actual goal of the regulations
7. “While many efforts are underway to solve parts of the
identity challenge, there is a need for a coordinated effort to
build a truly transformational digital identity system.”
-World Economic Forum
But the problem still remains
8. In the last 15 years, 52% of Top 500
Companies have disappeared.
1957
Average life expectancy 55 years
2017
Average life expectancy 15 years
vs.
15. Some of the eID business cases:
- to sell KYC process information;
- to sell attestation services;
- to provide digital signatures.
Executive summary
17. With eID we can allow to buy restricted items online.
Like items, which would require age verification.
18. Users are linked by using identification number
The person could choose to share
certain attributes from one bank
and certain from other (see next
slide).
The person is always asked only
the minimum information needed to
proceed. Optional fields person can
decided to share or not (see HP
Online case).
27. By choosing one of the identities and paying for
goods after received
28. Again only the minimum information
is asked and person can decide to
disable sharing of attributes, which
are not mandatory.
Users are linked by using identification number
33. Person first shares information and then signs
contract with advanced signature.
34. Instead of advanced signatures,
qualified signatures will be provided
in the production system (unlocking
even more use cases).
Users are linked by using identification number
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Thank you,
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Janis Graubins
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Notas del editor
The problem is that currently the best solution, which meets the directive's requirements is a hardware token. It is expensive for banks and inconvenient for users - imagine looking for hardware token every time you login on internet bank or make a payment.
The problem is that currently the best solution, which meets the directive's requirements is a hardware token. It is expensive for banks and inconvenient for users - imagine looking for hardware token every time you login on internet bank or make a payment.
The problem is that currently the best solution, which meets the directive's requirements is a hardware token. It is expensive for banks and inconvenient for users - imagine looking for hardware token every time you login on internet bank or make a payment.
The problem is that currently the best solution, which meets the directive's requirements is a hardware token. It is expensive for banks and inconvenient for users - imagine looking for hardware token every time you login on internet bank or make a payment.
The problem is that currently the best solution, which meets the directive's requirements is a hardware token. It is expensive for banks and inconvenient for users - imagine looking for hardware token every time you login on internet bank or make a payment.
The problem is that currently the best solution, which meets the directive's requirements is a hardware token. It is expensive for banks and inconvenient for users - imagine looking for hardware token every time you login on internet bank or make a payment.
The problem is that currently the best solution, which meets the directive's requirements is a hardware token. It is expensive for banks and inconvenient for users - imagine looking for hardware token every time you login on internet bank or make a payment.
The problem is that currently the best solution, which meets the directive's requirements is a hardware token. It is expensive for banks and inconvenient for users - imagine looking for hardware token every time you login on internet bank or make a payment.
The problem is that currently the best solution, which meets the directive's requirements is a hardware token. It is expensive for banks and inconvenient for users - imagine looking for hardware token every time you login on internet bank or make a payment.
The problem is that currently the best solution, which meets the directive's requirements is a hardware token. It is expensive for banks and inconvenient for users - imagine looking for hardware token every time you login on internet bank or make a payment.