Interview: Meet the OIDC-PRINCE team!
The OIDC-PRINCE team is a dedicated group of security experts, consisting of senior researchers Bruno Sousa and Paulo Silva, alongside a PhD student, Ratul, and two master’s students. Their combined expertise spans security research and code implementation, making them well-equipped to tackle privacy challenges in today’s digital landscape. Together, they are working on the OIDC-PRINCE […]
Interview: Meet the MorphMetro team!
In this interview with the team behind MorphMetro, we explore their innovative approach to enhancing data security and privacy in the realm of measurement systems. MorphMetro is a collaborative effort between two SMEs—Random Red Ltd. and MindMint Ltd.—and a group of experts in metrology, machine learning, information security, and blockchain technology. With support from the […]
Interview: Meet the DOOF team!
DOOF is a project focusing on transforming personal data governance and establishing a robust data economy. It introduces a framework for privacy-enhancing technologies, ensuring GDPR compliance and empowering individuals to manage their data rights effectively. DOOF aims to enhance trust and transparency by offering user-friendly data management tools and GDPR-compliant data exchanges. Its adaptability and […]
Interview: Pablo Vela, Project Manager and Blockchain Engineer at Alastria
Pablo Vela, a dedicated Project Manager and Blockchain Engineer at Alastria, plays a pivotal role in the TrustChain project. With a passion for technology and a firm belief that blockchain represents a significant stride towards greater freedom, Pablo brings a unique blend of expertise in both community management and technical oversight. His role within TrustChain […]
Interview: Meet ConInnSeq team!
ConInnSeq is an innovative solution designed to empower users and ensure privacy-centric data management. Designed upon Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) and Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles, the framework offers a robust and scalable approach to managing consent in a distributed and asynchronous manner. By adopting an event-driven approach, the framework enables loose coupling between components, ensuring flexibility […]
Interview: Meet Creator Credentials team!
CreatorCredentials will develop a user-centric digital identity management framework specifically designed for the cultural and creative communities. This includes a software application that can be used by media organisations to issue verifiable credentials to creators and other rightsholders. CreatorCredentials will increase the trustworthiness of declarations and claims to digital media content online. Can you briefly […]
Interview: Meet DidRoom team!
DiDRoom is an open-source multiplatform and multifunctional Identity DID/SSI wallet, compliant with the W3C-DID and W3C-VC standards and with the current “The European Digital Identity Wallet Architecture and Reference Framework” (EUDI – ARF, version 1.0.0 from January 2023) which is the technical core of the eIDAS 2.0 regulation. DidRoom will also have advanced cryptographic and […]
Interview: Meet WIDE team!
WIDE aims at creating the technological means to bridge Decentralized Identity (DID) between the trusted identity frameworks and Web3 for to increase data availability for decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) on public-permissionless distributed ledger technologies (DLT). The WIDE bridge is use-case agnostic but has the goal of enhancing credential access for organisations domiciled in Web3 and protecting individuals’ […]
Interview: Meet the TREVO team!
The main objective of TREVO is to tackle main challenges in electronic voting that are still open, such as voter anonymity, ballot privacy, trusted tally/audit as well as verifiability. It employs blockchain technology and more specifically Decentralised Identities, Verifiable Credentials and state-of-the-art communication protocols and architectures, following the latest EU guidelines and regulations in terms of […]
Interview: Meet the Social Wallet team!
We’re rapidly moving into a digital-first world, which requires a different set of skills. That creates a real risk that certain groups of people will be left behind. Those with weaker socio-economic backgrounds, in vulnerable personal circumstances – old, sick, incapacitated, homeless – or are already marginalized, like certain minorities, refugees, or internally displaced. The […]