Dr Ted Dunstone
Implementing robust security measures is crucial for protecting digital identities.
Combining identity verification with dynamic access control minimizes risk through layered security.
Digital ID Security Risks
Core
Edge
Digital ID Security Risks
A Map of Cyber Vulnerabilities
Biometric Spoofing
A Map of Cyber Vulnerabilities
Deep fakes
Biometric Spoofing
A Map of Cyber Vulnerabilities
Biometric Spoofing
Deep fakes
Deep fake video
Fake Documents
Incorporate security and privacy considerations throughout both the policy development and implementation stages.
Overview of emerging cyber threats, including AI attacks and IoT vulnerabilities.
Cybersecurity Diagnostics and Governance: Helps countries assess cybersecurity maturity and set up governance frameworks for cybercrime and cybersecurity. Learn more
Risk Management and Critical Infrastructure Protection: Works with governments to manage cybersecurity risks, safeguarding critical infrastructure in finance, health, and telecom. Read further
Cyber Incident Response: Aids countries in preparing for and responding to major cybersecurity incidents, enhancing national response teams. More information
Legal Frameworks: Highlights the need for data protection and privacy laws to secure individual data and rights. Details here
Operational Security Controls: Suggests measures to ensure the security of ID facilities and data centers. Explore more
Cybersecurity Program: Recommends building capacity in ID authorities to safeguard assets and manage cybersecurity risks. Guidance available
ID Enabling Environment Assessment (IDEEA): A tool to assess a country's ID systems and legal frameworks. Access the tool
Technical Standards Catalog: Guidance on adopting standards for ID system interoperability and security. View the catalog
Costing Study and Model: Insights into costs of ID system designs for budgeting. Learn more
Cybersecurity is constantly evolving and remains a fundamental aspect of our systems.
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