Recognized as the recipient of the Living Standards Award in the year 2018
In the digital age, securely managing personal identities across borders has become a significant challenge. To address this issue, the Austrian high-security company, OeSD, has developed an innovative solution called "My Identity App" (MIA). This app aims to provide a digital platform for users to prove their identity across various services and borders, while adhering to international standards for cross-border technologies.
The My Identity App (MIA) is designed to securely retrieve digital IDs and electronic identities worldwide via mobile phone. Unlike wallet solutions, IDs are not stored on the smartphone with OeSD's MIA solution. Access to requested data is only possible with the consent of the affected person, and it is facilitated through a central high-security server of the respective country and an encrypted internet connection.
For cross-border applications, the app would need to adhere to international standards that ensure compatibility and security across different countries. This could involve standards for data protection, authentication protocols, and interoperability. Organizations like the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) often play a role in setting these standards.
While specific details about OeSD's MIA's involvement in international standardization are yet to be disclosed, OeSD CEO Lukas Praml stated that they have incorporated the MIA solution into international standardization. The company's reputation for its products and consulting services is excellent both at home and abroad, and it serves customers in over 60 countries worldwide.
In addition to the MIA solution, OeSD has developed high-security identity solutions, such as the passport with chip and biometric security features. The company's commitment to security and standardization was recognised when the Austrian website, OeSD, was awarded the Living Standards Award 2018.
For more precise information about OeSD's My Identity App and its involvement in international standardization, it would be necessary to consult specific documentation or updates from the OeSD organization or relevant international bodies. For enquiries, the press contact for OeSD is Maria Zach, who can be reached at mzach@unsere Website.
The new online platform, "österreich.gv.at", decided on by the Council of Ministers, is intended to serve as a central service platform for future administrative procedures to be completed via smartphone. This platform, along with the digital identity project, is considered important reference projects for citizen services in the digital age, according to Praml.
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the need for secure and standardized cross-border identity solutions becomes more pressing. OeSD's My Identity App (MIA) could be a significant step towards addressing this need, offering a secure and consent-based solution for managing digital identities across borders.
The My Identity App (MIA), developed by OeSD, is designed to offer a secure and consent-based solution for retrieving digital IDs and electronic identities worldwide via mobile, leveraging data-and-cloud-computing technology. For cross-border applications, MIA adheres to international standards for data protection, authentication protocols, and interoperability, which are often set by organizations like the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
By incorporating the MIA solution into international standardization, OeSD aims to ensure compatibility and security across different countries, making a significant contribution to the development of secure and standardized cross-border identity solutions in the digital age.
