As the deadlines for eIDAS 2.0 draw closer, some aspects of the regulation have become clearer since 2024. However, key areas remain open to interpretation, allowing for multiple implementation approaches.
Drawing on our market insights and practical project experience, this session will provide a comprehensive overview of how to align eIDAS 2.0 with existing electronic identification (eID) and Qualified Electronic Signature (QES) frameworks. Beyond credential formats, we’ll focus on some of the most debated topics currently being addressed by EU governments and regulatory bodies—such as wallet attestation and management, trust lists for issuers and verifiers, and the application of levels of assurance.
We’ll introduce each topic, clarify common uncertainties, and offer practical, technical guidance for how these challenges can be addressed. The presentation will be grounded in real-world examples and tailored for decision-makers in public sector organizations and regulatory authorities.
