STORK Secure Identity Across Borders Linked

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1 STORK Secure Identity Across Borders Linked Projekt STORK Status und Ausblick 2011 BITKOM FA eid 20. Januar 2011 / Berlin Volker Reible / T-Systems Stork is an EU co-funded project INFSO-ICT-PSP

2 STORK: Countries involved

3 Heterogeneous eid landscape Technology Smartcards: AT, BE, DE EE, ES, FI, IT, PT, SE,.. Mobile eid: AT, EE, FI, LU, NL, NO, Soft certif.: ES, SE, SI, usern./pass.: NL, UK, Operational Issued by public sector, private sector, combined Issued at federal, regional, or local level Legal (limited) use of identifiers; flat, sectoral, combined

4 STORK: yesterday today & tomorrow! Pilot Operation Marketing User support New MS : Common Specs & Code Update Pilot Results Evaluation Pilot Governance FEB 2009 SEP 2010 OCT 2009 Implementation Technical design Functional design

5 STORK: Privacy Explicit user consent on mandatory and optional attributes shared across borders Minimal disclosure Older than 18, Living in No storage of personal data National number derivation (ex: private sector) Different per country, sector, institution, application Original number only recoverable by Government

6 National online services today with eid CENTRAL GOVERNMENT ONLINE SERVICES LOCAL GOVERNMENT ONLINE SERVICES BUSINESS ONLINE SERVICES NON PROFIT ORGANISATION ONLINE SERVICES

7 All MS have their own eid infrastructure

8 Borders will open & National online services will improve Opportunities for public and private sector

9 STORK: technical achievements interoperable national gateways V-IDP and PEPS (Pan-European Proxy Service) secure no storage of personal data authentication levels QAA (Quality of Authentication Assurance) requested vs. available level protection of user privacy explicit user consent mandatory vs. optional attributes minimal disclosure (e.g. older than 18)

10 STORK: Pilot 1 Live! CROSS-BORDER AUTHENTICATION FOR ELECTRONIC SERVICES European Countries involved in this service: Enables citizens to access services in a secure way, by using their own electronic identity issued by their own country; the user is in control of her data, a high level of trust is generated and a more efficient service is provided; the pilot demonstrates that cross-border electronic services can operate in a number of European Countries. Austria, Belgium, Estonia, Germany, Iceland, Portugal,Finland, Lithuania and France. Visit the pilot:

11 STORK: The other Pilots Pilot Overview

12 STORK pilots are alive

13 Activities in 2011 Improvement and fine tuning of specification Integration of enlargement MS (and France) into technical tests and pilots Opening of the pilots for all vs. all Deployment and release planning of STORK software tools Installation of support model Sustainability activities and transfer of results to the industry

14 Activities after STORK Commission plans explicitly STORK follow-up projects, see Digital agenda for Europe, KOM(2010) 245 European egovernment action plan , KOM(2010) 743 Draft ICT-PSP Work Programme 2011 European MS (governmental institutions and industries) start open discussion concerning new project proposals eid-community is joined through the SSEDIC project

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