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SSI subgrantee’s solutions booklet. Discover all the self-sovereign identity solutions
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Jorge Gasos interview
eSSIF-Lab Project Officer and senior expert in the Next-Generation Internet unit of the European Commission’s “Communication Networks, Content and Technology”
In this interview, he explains what are the challenges that society is facing nowadays in terms of online security and highlight the importance of developing solutions in the self-sovereign identities field, to make sure European Citizens online safety and protection.
eSSIF-Lab final event press release
Leveraging self-sovereign identities around Europe
eSSIF-Lab final event presentations
Jorge Gasos
Next Generation Internet
MAYA MADRID
The European Digital Identity Framework – eIDAS revision update
Joao Rodrigues
EBSI: Blockchain for Public good
Oskar Van Deventer
eSSIF-Lab workshop – Building an SSI ecosystem together
eSSIF-Lab final event – Subgrantees pitches
AMLET
Human Colossus Foundation
Zenlife
Resonate
BCDiploma
Gataca
Workpi
eOrigin
Gimly
eSSIF-Lab final event – Anil John presentation and documents
Anil John
Blockchain R&D to Decentralized Identity Deployment
Anil John
DHS Implementation Profile of W3C VCs and W3C DIDs
Anil John
Cryptography Review of W3C Verifiable Credentials Data Model (VCDM) and Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) Standars and Cryptography Implementation Recommendations
NGI eSSIF-Lab – Oskar van Deventer
Don’t we all hate bureaucracy?
Pitch Oskar van Deventer at NGI Projects Coordination meeting, Brussels, 3 February 2020
TNO-DBC-eSSIF-Lab
eSSIF-Lab, building interoperable
self-sovereign identity for Europe
Presented by Oskar van Deventer at DBC/TNO workshop “Migration Towards SSI”, 27 January 2020
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ESSIF-LAB GITLAB
eSSIF-Lab is funded by the European Commission, as part of the Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme, under Grant Agreement Nº 871932 and it’s framed under Next Generation Internet Initiative.