Course Outline
Legal basis
Assumptions and principles of the eIDAS Regulation and the Act on Trust Services and Electronic Identification of 5 September 2016
- Objectives and assumptions of the European regulation
- Principles of the eIDAS Regulation
- Non-discrimination principle for electronic signatures and seals, electronic timestamps, registered electronic delivery services and electronic documents
- The principle of equivalence of a qualified electronic signature with a handwritten signature
- The principle of presumption of data integrity and authenticity of the origin of those data to which a qualified electronic seal is attached
- The principle of presumption of date and time accuracy and data integrity as indicated by a qualified timestamp
- The principle of presumption of data integrity, date and time accuracy indicated by the qualified registered electronic delivery service
- Principle of mutual recognition of qualified signatures, qualified seals and qualified electronic time stamps
- Principle of Certification of Qualified Electronic Signature and Seal Devices
- Principle of mutual cross-border recognition of notified electronic identification schemes
- Principle of voluntary notification of electronic identification schemes
- The principle of interoperability of electronic identification systems and trust services
- The principle of free circulation of trust services in the internal market
- The principle of free creation of trust services on national markets
- The principle of technological neutrality and openness to innovation
- The principle of international recognition of trust services
- The principle of equal access to trust services
- Principle of security of electronic transactions in the internal market
- The principle of trust in security levels
- The principle of cooperation between Member States
- Principle of good practice
- The principle of safety and continuity of cross-border healthcare
- Principle of compliance with data protection regulations
Proposed amendments to EIDAS 20
- Increased transaction security
- What is digital identity?
- Leveraging digital identity
- European Digital Identity Wallet
- EPTC and security
- Examples of the use of identity
- Changes for Qualified Trust Service Providers
- Changes for businesses
- Impact on reality
- How to prepare for changes?
Requirements
Audience
- All persons interested in the above subjects
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