As the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDIW) becomes a cornerstone of the digital identity landscape under the eIDAS Regulation, ensuring robust access control for Wallet Held Assets (WHA) is critical for privacy, security, and compliance. This session will explore the challenges of implementing access control mechanisms for WHAs while balancing GDPR compliance, transparency, and user empowerment.
Participants will learn how access control mechanisms can ensure that WHAs are only disclosed to authorized relying parties, preventing unauthorized access and enhancing trust in digital identity solutions.
Key Topics:
- Understanding Wallet Held Assets (WHA) and their role in the EUDI Wallet ecosystem.
- The critical importance of access control for privacy and security in digital identity wallets.
- Requirements from the European Digital Identity ARF for transparency and user awareness.
- Practical strategies for implementing secure WHA access control mechanisms.
This session is designed to appeal to:
- Digital identity architects and developers
- Policy makers and regulators
- Wallet issuers and service providers
- Privacy and security professionals
- Compliance officers and legal experts
By attending this session, participants will:
- Understand the importance of access control in managing Wallet Held Assets (WHA).
- Explore the security and privacy challenges associated with WHA access control.
- Learn how transparency and user awareness principles from the ARF can enhance trust and adoption of EUDI Wallets.
- Identify best practices and standardization efforts shaping the future of digital identity wallets.
With digital identity wallets poised to redefine online interactions and identity verification, robust access control mechanisms are imperative to ensure privacy, security, and regulatory compliance. This session will provide a deep dive into the latest developments, challenges, and best practices in securing Wallet Held Assets within the EUDIW framework.
Join us to explore how access control standards and GDPR-aligned practices can shape the future of trusted digital identity solutions in Europe.