Let’s talk about digital identity with Nick Mothershaw, Open Identity Exchange.
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In episode 60, Nick Mothershaw, Chief Identity Strategist at the Open Identity Exchange, joined #LTADI to discuss the Open Identity Exchange (OIX) and its involvement in the Global Assured Identity Network (GAIN), as well as the OIX Trust Framework 2022.
“The GLEIF have a role to play in identifying who that organisation is, both in terms of parties providing information, but also consuming information and being the identity asserters themselves where it’s an organisational ID.”
Nick is Chief Identity Strategist at the Open Identity Exchange, a community for all those involved in the ID sector to connect and collaborate. Together they develop the guidance needed for interoperable, trusted identities on a global basis. Through OIX’s definition of, and education on, Trust Frameworks it creates the rules, tools, and confidence to allow every individual a trusted, universally accepted, identity.
Find out more about the Open Identity Exchange at openidentityexchange.org.
Nick has expert knowledge of Identity and Fraud techniques, solutions, and standards across a wide variety of different sectors and jurisdictions. He was previously Director of ID and Fraud at Experian where he was responsible for the development of Experian’s fraud and identity solutions for both the public and private sectors. Nick led Experian’s development, launch and operation of a full “Identity as a Service” solution which was the first live example of a Digital ID being seamlessly interoperable across public and private sector.
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About Ubisecure & RapidLEI
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