Course Outline
Statutory and Regulatory Foundation
Underlying assumptions and core principles derived from the eIDAS Regulation and the Act on Trust Services and Electronic Identification of September 5, 2016
- Core objectives and foundational assumptions of the European regulatory framework
- Fundamental principles established by the eIDAS Regulation
- Non-discrimination standards for electronic signatures, seals, timestamps, registered electronic delivery, and electronic documents
- Equivalence of qualified electronic signatures with handwritten signatures
- Presumption of data integrity and origin authenticity for records secured by a qualified electronic seal
- Presumption of date, time accuracy, and data integrity for records stamped with a qualified timestamp
- Presumption of data integrity and temporal accuracy for records transmitted via qualified registered electronic delivery services
- Mutual recognition of qualified signatures, seals, and electronic timestamps
- Certification requirements for devices used for qualified electronic signatures and seals
- Mutual cross-border recognition of notified electronic identification schemes
- Voluntary notification procedures for electronic identification schemes
- Interoperability standards for electronic identification systems and trust services
- Free circulation of trust services within the internal market
- Freedom to establish trust services in national markets
- Technological neutrality and openness to innovation
- International recognition of trust services
- Equal access to trust services
- Security of electronic transactions within the internal market
- Assurance of security levels
- Cooperation mechanisms among Member States
- Adherence to best practices
- Safety and continuity of cross-border healthcare services
- Compliance with data protection regulations
Proposed Amendments to EIDAS 2.0
- Enhanced security measures for transactions
- Definition and scope of digital identity
- Strategic utilization of digital identity
- The European Digital Identity Wallet
- EPTC framework and associated security protocols
- Practical applications and use cases for identity verification
- Regulatory changes affecting Qualified Trust Service Providers
- Operational changes for businesses
- Real-world impact and operational implications
- Preparation strategies for upcoming regulatory changes
Requirements
Intended Audience
- All individuals and professionals with an interest in the aforementioned subjects
Testimonials (3)
The trainer's practical knowledge and his engaging anecdotes.
Mario Beckel - IABG mbH
Course - Identity and Access Management (IAM)
get to understand more about the product and some key differences between RHDS and open source OpenLDAP.
Jackie Xie - Westpac Banking Corporation
Course - 389 Directory Server for Administrators
Defenitely the 90% HandsOn-Training and the Revisions of the Activities i had to do during the Training. The Traing was intense, due to i was the only member. But i learned a lot and Chris answered every single question i had. I would defenitly recommend this course.