Posts Tagged ‘Digital Identity’
Ditto Named a Product Leader in KuppingerCole Leadership Compass for Identity Verification
KuppingerCole highlights Ditto’s binding of verified identity to high-assurance authentication, and its no-code orchestration layer BARCELONA, Spain — 22 September 2026 — Ditto has been named a Product Leader in the KuppingerCole Leadership Compass for Identity Verification, published in September 2026. The report evaluates identity verification vendors serving the North American and European markets, and…
Read MoreThe goal was never digital identity. It was orchestrating trust.
Reflections from the Global Digital Collaboration Conference, Geneva, 1–3 September 2026. Sessions were held under the Chatham House Rule. What follows carries no attribution to any speaker or organisation. I have been to a lot of identity conferences, and sat through a lot of architecture diagrams. I left Geneva more certain than ever of something…
Read MoreVerified Identity Is Not Verified Intent: The Missing Link in Digital Trust
Ahead of his trip to the Global Digital Collaboration Conference in Geneva, Ditto CPO, Matt Hornsey, highlights the criticality of one of the topics he is keen to discuss with other delegates – binding identity, authentication and intent. A credential says something trustworthy about me. An authenticator proves control of a key. Transaction signing proves…
Read MoreThe identity layer isn’t being rebuilt. It’s being outgrown.
Consolidating yesterday’s identity tools is a retention strategy for incumbents. Continuous, privacy-first assurance is a growth strategy for the future. There is a comfortable story going around the identity industry right now. It goes like this: the way to prepare for the next decade of digital trust is to gather up the authentication tools you…
Read MoreMexico’s biometric CURP: What the new digital identity ecosystem means for organisations
An identity document can prove who you are. An identity ecosystem can change how an economy works. Mexico is making that shift now. Following reforms published in July 2025 – introduced primarily to strengthen public security and the search for missing persons – Mexico is moving from legislation into the implementation of a state-backed digital…
Read MoreDecentralised Identity for Mega-Events: A New Model for World Cup Trust
The FIFA World Cup is more than a sporting competition. It is a temporary global economy built around identity, mobility, payments, access and trust. The 2026 tournament makes that economy more complex than ever: 48 teams, 104 matches and 16 host cities across Canada, Mexico and the United States. For organisers, that creates an extraordinary…
Read MoreThe Art of Digital Identity
After Ditto’s “Art of Digital Identity” live experience, we explore how selective disclosure, EUDI and interoperable digital identity are reshaping trust. The Art of Digital Identity At the recent Identity Week event, we asked delegates to do something simple: selectively disclose who they were. Not everything. Not the full picture. Just the details they wanted…
Read MoreContinuous trust: why access management alone is no longer enough
Following Matt Hornsey’s presentation on behalf of Ditto at the KuppingerCole European Identity and Cloud Conference, Adam Smith, Global Marketing Lead, summarises the identity expert’s perspective on trust in the digital world. At EIC 2026, the conversation around digital identity moved beyond a familiar question: “Can this user get in?” The better question is: “Can…
Read MoreDigital ID only works when privacy comes first
London – 13th May 2026 – Today’s King’s Speech puts Digital ID firmly back on the UK agenda. The UK government’s Digital Access to Services Bill signals a clear ambition: to modernise how people interact with public services and create a voluntary Digital ID framework for the UK. It is a significant moment for the…
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