The province of Alberta is looking for someone to oversee its MyAlberta Digital ID program. The MyAlberta program debuted in 2015, and gives residents a […]

The government of Barbados has confirmed that it is planning to supply citizens with mobile identity cards. The country is currently in the process of […]

The government of Saskatchewan is already backing away from a proposed digital identity scheme. The province started searching for a digital identity partner in October, […]

Saskatchewan is the latest Canadian province to weigh the benefits of a digital ID program. The provincial government is already a member of the Digital […]

Digital IDs will soon carry the same weight as physical IDs in the United Kingdom. The country’s Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) […]

Digital identities dominate the headlines in this week’s roundup of top stories on Mobile ID World. We also take a look at a devastating security […]

The World Economic Forum (WEF) is arguing that data intermediaries should play a key role in a global digital identity scheme. The organization believes that […]

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) is asking the country’s Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) to tighten the language in its proposed Trusted Digital […]

“… the digital ID project reflects a growing trend around the world, with a number of governments embracing the mobile ID concept.” Government officials in […]

IDEMIA is working with the French government to boost the utility of the country’s new national identity cards. The upgraded CNIe cards debuted in August, […]

“The aptly named Oklahoma Mobile ID has been developed by IDEMIA in collaboration with the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety, the Oklahoma Office of Management […]