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By Sam Curren Trusted communication continues to be the internet’s critical missing component, even as our reliance on digital services like healthcare, mobile banking, and payments increases and where seamless, secure interactions are vital. While there are some...
The foundations of trust within your ecosystem already exist. Leverage existing relationships to fast-track the benefits of verifiable credentials, and digital identity is something you can act on now. To stay updated on all things governance, sign up for the Indicio...
What sets one digital wallet apart from another and what are the key features you should look for before starting to store your personal data? Here, we discuss the three that we find the most important and explain why.By Sam Curren Between Apple Pay, Cash App, Google...
Phishing attacks are all too common, and as a few casinos in Las Vegas are finding out, incredibly costly. As we continue to interact online, the only way to really stop these attacks is to have cryptographic confidence in who you are speaking with.By Sam Curren The...
In a previous article we discussed what exactly a ledger does. In this article we will seek to understand why you would want to use one, and what your options are.By Sam Curren For a brief recap, the ledger offers four important elements when building a decentralized...
Zero-Trust practices offer many benefits to the organizations that adopt them; in this piece we will explore how they work, why they are gaining in popularity, and how DIDComm can help enable them for you.By Sam Curren What is Zero Trust? Zero Trust is an approach to...
Why was the internet built without an emphasis on identity or security? Why are we still trying to figure these out 50 years later? What role will AI play in the future of digital trust? Let's take a brief look at the history of the internet and see what we can...
With growing interest in decentralized identity and verifiable credentials, it’s easy to think that they are something only big business or nation states can use. But even the smallest businesses can benefit from this technology. So the question we will answer: What...
In the grand picture of decentralized identity, the leger plays a relatively boring role; it’s an important role however, and we’ll discuss why.By Sam Curren When exchanging verifiable credentials, there is information that needs to be known by all participants in the...
Hyperledger Aries, AnonCreds, and Hyperledger Indy have given enterprises and governments a powerful way to build and use open source, interoperable decentralized identity technology. The reasons? A large and diverse community of developers and users is driving a...