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You are what you keep!
CREDENTIAL lets you:
•  keep your personal information secret
•  keep control about your data and what is revealed
•  keep your data available for ubiquitous access
•  keep your identity protected from others
 
 Vision

CREDENTIAL is a EU funded research project developing, testing and showcasing
innovative cloud-based services for storing, managing, and sharing digital
identity information and other highly critical personal data with a demonstrably
higher level of security than other current solutions.
The main idea and ambition of CREDENTIAL is to enable end-to-end security and
improved privacy in cloud identity management services for managing secure
access control. This is achieved by advancing novel cryptographic technologies
and improving strong authentication mechanisms.

 
 Summary

With increasing mobility and Internet usage, the demand for digital services
increases and has reached critical and high assurance domains like e-Government,
e-Health and e-Business. Those domains have high security and
privacy requirements and hence will be harnessed with various novel mechanisms
for secure access. Approaches for handling the resulting variety of
authentication and authorisation mechanisms include the use of digital identity
and access management systems (IAM). Like other technologies IAMs follow the
trend of using cloud services. This allows abstracting over used resources and
enables ubiquitous access to identity data which is stored and processed in
the cloud, but also results in an additional degree of complexity for securely
operating IAMs. The goal of CREDENTIAL is to develop, test and showcase
innovative cloud based services for storing, managing, and sharing digital
identity information and other critical personal data. The security of these
services relies on the combination of strong hardware-based multi-factor
authentication with end-to-end encryption representing a significant advantage
over current password-based authentication schemes. The use of sophisticated
proxy cryptography schemes will enable a secure and privacy preserving
information sharing network for cloud-based identity information in which even
the identity provider cannot access the data in plain-text and hence protect
access to identity data. We focus not only on evaluating and applying novel
crypto-approaches for IAMs but also on implementing them in an easy-to-use way
to motivate secure handling of identity data. In order to also address security,
privacy and trust issues related to the used cloud platforms and services we
will investigate assurance and resilience approaches for enhancing underlying
cloud services. To empirically evaluate our work and to produce outputs of a
high technical readiness we will consider use cases from all three domains
mentioned above.


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 * Success Story: CREDENTIAL >> Auf Wolke sicher! December 5, 2018
 * Engineering Privacy by Design – Lessons from the Design and Implementation of
   an Identity Wallet Platform November 28, 2018
 * D7.7 Protocols and Software Integration Guidelines September 26, 2018
 * D7.3 Exploitation Plan and Report September 26, 2018
 * D7.2 Business Plan September 26, 2018
 * D6.7 CREDENTIAL Technology Overview and Recommendations for Applications
   September 26, 2018

This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020
research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 653454

 

 

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