Imagine having a digital passport that you own and control, rather than a company owning your data. This project builds a set of digital keys and locks that let you prove who you are and share sensitive info without giving away your private secrets. It's like a secure vault where you decide exactly who gets to see what and for how long.
Businesses struggle with the risk of data abuse and cyber-attacks while trying to share sensitive data across borders. There is a critical need for a way to verify identities without losing control of private information.
Two advanced toolsets containing more than 10 tools for secure identity management and verifiable data sharing.
If you are a biomedical research center dealing with sensitive patient records — this project developed privacy-preserving toolsets that allow for verifiable federated data sharing. This ensures research can happen across different sites without compromising patient privacy.
If you are a threat intelligence provider dealing with the need to share attack data quickly but securely — this project developed AI-based assistance tools for sharing. This allows for faster response to cyber-attacks while maintaining data sovereignty.
If you are a service provider dealing with the complexity of EU digital identity laws — this project developed tools aligned with EUDI Wallet specifications. This reduces the technical burden of implementing compliant identity management for your users.
Based on available project data, specific pricing is not mentioned, but the project follows an open source strategy to boost commercial exploitation.
Yes, the project specifically aims to deliver high scalability and efficiency, with a focus on ease-of-adoption for SMEs.
The project utilizes a solid open source strategy oriented toward large developer communities to encourage adoption and commercial use.
The tools are fully aligned with the EU’s Digital Identity and Data Strategy and EUDI Wallet specifications to ensure compliance.
The project runs from 2024-10-01 to 2027-09-30, with results validated over 2 iterations of piloting.
The consortium is well-balanced for commercialization, featuring 13 partners across 7 countries. With an industry ratio of 38% (including 5 industrial partners and 2 SMEs), there is a strong bridge between the 8 academic/research entities and the actual market, ensuring the tools are built for real-world business use.
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