This talk will discuss sovereignty as a foundational model for a new kind of identity system that not only establishes all entities as peers, but also provides the means of using verifiable claims to build trustworthy relationships. A self-soversign identity system with verifiable claims provides increased privacy and control for individuals, more transparent consent, opens new opportunities for relying parties and third party claims providers, and reduces or eliminates integration costs while making systems simpler.
Blockchain is more than just the technology behind Bitcoin. It’s a powerful foundation for a trusted Internet. At Peer Ledger, we strengthen trust by marrying Blockchain with several generations of existing identity management infrastructure. Peer Ledger Blockchain Identity Management Software maps real identities to Blockchain identities and provides integration software between two trust architectures. That means that existing credentials of individuals throughout an organization can be accessed seamlessly using blockchain applications. This hybrid approach will provide a full suite of identity management services for all industries, such as multi-factor authentication, delegation, unification, and revocation services. Peer Ledger has completed a proof-of-concept using SAFE Bio-Pharma standards-compliant credentials showing the applicability of its solution to the Healthcare and Pharma sectors.
Identity management on the Blockchain is one of the main use cases that are discussed at the moment. Blockchain Helix has build a solution to introduce legal identities in the way that the data gets stored with the Blockchain in a distributed authority. The process is highly compliant and user driven and introduces the concept of a shared workforce to interoperate data between service providers. Identities are related to sub-identities or avatars in order to act as IoT devices, business accounts or other Blockchain based systems.
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