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Jun 12, 2018 · Digital identity and its applications are attracting attention globally, and Canada is no exception, with a number of developments, particularly in the banking sector, beginning to manifest themselves in the area.
Ontario is developing a digital ID program for its citizens. The process needs more transparency, privacy experts say. Goodbye medicare card? Quebec wants to create digital versions of government IDs. For province-specific news, click on that province.
Susan Crutchlow, Vice President of TransUnion Canada’s Government Vertical, takes us through some of the elements of adopting a pan-Canadian approach to digital identity, and the role data could play in digital government services.
May 24, 2023 · There are many lessons from Canada’s approach to implementing digital identity solutions that can help inform projects in other countries, including India. The following paragraphs outline those lessons.
The Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat (TBS) is working with other departments and jurisdictions to develop a pan-Canadian approach to digital identity and the acceptance of trusted digital identities across jurisdictions and government.
The Pan-Canadian Trust FrameworkTM (PCTF) fosters digital identity innovation. Its guidelines, principles, and standards are used to verify the trust of digital identity services and networks, and help ensure public and private sector interoperability.
Digital identity is the foundation needed to facilitate online transactions. Having a digital identity is a necessary component in order to fully participate and excel in the Canadian digital economy.
Digital Identity Ecosystem built in Canada, for Canadians, will enable Canada’s full and secure participation in the modern global digital economy while setting a new paradigm for citizen-consumer empowerment and economic growth.
With methods that include fingerprint scans, facial recognition, and validating your personal credentials and information, “digital verification” may sound new. While the concept of verifying one’s identity through digital channels is older than the internet itself, the methods have evolved.
Now more than ever we need a digital security ecosystem that involves everyone – consumers, decision makers, private sector companies, and industry associations to ensure we are filling gaps in our areas of expertise and identifying real solutions.
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