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Identity Relationship Management Summit - Dublin Tor Alvik, Specialist Director e-ID, Agency for Public Management and eGovernment (Difi)

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TOR ALVIK, Specialist Director at the Agency for Public Management and eGovernment (Difi ), Norway, at the European IRM Summit 2014.

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Identity Relationship Management Summit - Dublin

Tor Alvik, Specialist Director e-ID, Agency for Public Management and eGovernment (Difi)

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Difi - The Norwegian Agency for Public Management and eGovernment

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• Executive Agency established 1 January 2008

• To assist in reforming and developing the public sector

• Ca. 230 employees: 90 in Leikanger and 140 in Oslo

• Reports to the Ministry for Local Government and Modernisation

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Setting up a common platform

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ActionsNew regulation: From Consent to Reservation

Common components – building blocks

eID solution for security

Secure eMailbox for information delivery

Contact Register with mobil-number and email-adresses for alerting - for citizens and enterprises

Register for reservation

Common infrastructure for reporting – Altinn

Central registers for people, enterprises and properties available

April 17th 2012Agency for Public Management and

eGovernmentYou have new message

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…. 2006 2007 20092008 ++ 2010

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Tjenestenes fordeling:

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ID-porten (the ID-portal) – common authentication to eGov services

Nasjonalt ID-kort

About 500 services from about 300 public agencies

ID-porten authentication portal. 50 mill transactions in 2014

National ID-card with eID is planned for 2016 - 2017

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eID in Norway (pop. 5 million)MinID (MyID) – Difi’s common eGov eID (open source)

> 3.1million users

One-time password based, medium security (level 3 of 4)

BankID – common solution for all banks>3.1million users, > 234 services (mainly bank, finance, payment)

PKI-based, closed, proprietary solution, high security (level 4)

BankID on mobile phones, electronic identification and signing with the security elements stored in the mobile phone’s SIM card, 425. 000 users

Buypass – smart card solutions> 2 million cards, mostly National Lottery cards, many services

National Lottery cards issued at security level 3 (3DES, non-PKI)

Cards are easily upgraded to PKI-based (level 4), about 350.000 users

Main model: Closed, proprietary – but also open solutions

Commfides – small actor, open (and open source) solutionsAiming particularly at employee eID using USB sticks (level 4)

FEIDE – common eID in higher educationPassword-based (level 2)“Kalmar-2” union across Nordic countries

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Authentication via ID-porten

ID-porten

Service

Autenticate

eID

SAML token identifying user, eID used and assurance level of eID

Set session cookie to enable single sign-on

Redirect to ID-porten

Back-channel between service and ID-porten

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Facts and numbers

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Agency for Public Management and eGovernment

Common needs and requirementsPublic agencies and end-

users

TechnologyCost-/benefit,

possibilities and innovation

TrendsDevelopments in

society

New service?Possible new serviceChanges to existing services

External forces promoting changes in the e-ID gateway

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Agency for Public Management and eGovernment

Strategic priority areas: e-ID services

• Physical persons with a european e-ID can be authenticated in the e-ID gateway.

• Persons without a norwegian or european e-ID kan be authenticated in the e-ID gateway.

• The e-ID gateway is used by employee end-users to a greater degree.

Authentication

• End-users with a Norwegian e-ID can sign documents electronically for public services.

• Signed electronic documents can be validated.

• End-users with a european e-ID can sign documents electronically for Norwegian public services.

E-signature and validation

• End-to-end secure communication between customers of the e-ID gateway and the end-users.

Encryption

• Offer timestamping services to the customers of the e-ID gateway.

Timestamping

Public services’ needs for authenticating persons are

covered.

Public services’ needs for e-signature and validation

services are covered.

Assist in enabling secure, digital communication between end-users and

public services.

Public services’ needs for timestamping services are

covered.

Icons by flaticon.com under CC BY. Authors: Appzgear and Freepik

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Agency for Public Management and eGovernment

Strategic priority areas:User experience and Professional management

•The e-ID gateway has a high usability for the end-users.

•The e-ID gateway is available to most end-users.

e-ID

•Services on the e-ID gateway can be intregrated in apps and similar technologies

•Services on the e-ID gateway are available on the most relevant end-user platforms.

Mobile platforms

•Continuous improvement of processes that contribute to secure, robust and effective services.

•Management of the e-ID gateway is coordinated with the other common components in the public sector.

Professional management

The e-ID gateway is available to most end-

users, with high usability.

Services on the e-ID gateway are available on

end-users’ preferred platforms.

Professional, continous improvement of e-ID

gateway management.

Icons by flaticon.com under CC BY. Authors: Appzgear and Freepik

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Agency for Public Management and eGovernment

e-ID gateway roadmap

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Self-registering e-ID service

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The e-ID gateway ensures secure digital, public management

2020+

TODAY■ The e-ID gateway enables

secure login for Norwegian citizens

Professional, continous improvement of e-ID gateway management.

Covered public agencies’ needs for: • Authenticating persons• E-signature and validation services• Timestamping servicess• Secureelectronic communication

The e-ID gateway is available to most end-users, with services available on relevant platforms, with high usability.

Support for european e-IDs

The e-ID gateway is used by employee end-users

e-signature on documents from citizens (C2G)

Support for international e-IDs

e-ID validation services

Timestamping service

National e-ID

Revised principles for e-IDs available

through the gatewayMobile platforms

Governance processes

Coordination with the other common components

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Independence of customer-installed software is central

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Availability on ”all” end-user platforms is important

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BankID 2.0 was built as a web app based on standard web technologies

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ID-porten and cross border services.

Norway is member of e-SENS and CEF and must follow Eidas regulation.

Cross border services is so far planned used in two e-SENS pilots

5.4 Business life cycle Cross border company registration together with Sweden.

5.1 – Procurement . Tendering process between Contracting Authorities (CA) and Economic Operators (EO) mentioned in the WP5 Domain Use Case for eTendering. Preaward face.

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