On 24 March SICCAR hosted a roundtable on covid vaccine passports with panellists Maarja-Liis Ferry (SICCAR), Edgar Whitley (LSE), Ain Aaviksoo (Guardtime) and Anthony Day (IBM). Representing a wide breadth of stakeholders, the panellists offered unique insights on...
SICCAR enables government organisations to protect citizens from fraudulent activity, identity theft, and unauthorised data use. With an expected influx of health & vaccine passports, now is the time to take control. Sharing health data today is inefficient and...
The Problem While we can argue that a digital government is very much wanted, academic and industry research shows that the public sector lags behind the private sector in adoption of new technology[1]. With many underlying factors affecting this gap, management of...
SICCAR have been selected to run the Open Referrals project on behalf of Catalyst, a charitable initiative to improve the voluntary sector’s digital capabilities. This project aims to make it easier for public sector organisations, such as the NHS and Councils,...
In a world where data is simultaneously our most valuable and vulnerable asset, the UK must act swiftly to be a world leader in setting standards and providing solutions to the issue of COVID-19 'immunity passports'. SICCAR proposes an open approach that relies not on...
On 11th February 2021 the UK Government released its first version of the UK Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework. The framework, created after last year’s Digital Identity Call for Evidence, aims to create a better understanding of digital identity...
