Data Protection Regulation & Cross-Border Compliance

Identity and Access Management is one of the most effective tools we have to enforce GDPR and cross‑border compliance in practice.

When personal data can be accessed from multiple countries, systems, or service providers, the ability to control who has access, to what, and under which conditions becomes critical. GDPR requires that access to personal data is limited, auditable, and proportional - and IAM is how we make that real.

Marianne Henriksen will address the importance of an holistic identity management. The Norwegian Tax Administration have two roles in this, both as the owner of the Population Registry, and as a user of digital identity according to tax related services. The presentation will focus on how digital wallets can be used to access digital services for both residents and non-residents, and the possibility for fraud prevention. The challenges and importance of building an infrastructure that are sustainable and credible according to the use of governmental purposes will be in focus in her presentation. To ensure trust there is a need to find a solution where everyone can be included and at the same time take the fraud and identity- theft in to consider. How to find this balance?”