DRAFT Code of Practice for Inclusive and Ethical Digital Identity in Aotearoa New Zealand

As digital identity becomes an increasingly integral part of our lives, the need for inclusivity and ethical considerations is more important than ever. To address these priorities, Digital Identity New Zealand (DINZ) established the Inclusive and Ethical Uses of Digital Identity Working Group (IEUDI WG). This group is dedicated to tackling potential issues of a … Continue reading "DRAFT Code of Practice for Inclusive and Ethical Digital Identity in Aotearoa New Zealand"

DINZ Pod E2 with Graeme Prentice | Biometrics and its use around the globe

Our guest, Graeme Prentice, has a passion for biometric technology. He has a pivotal role as solution architect at NEC, building a foundation for our digital interactions. In this episode, Graeme provides us with a fascinating insight into the current state of biometrics and its uses around the globe. We discover how algorithms have evolved … Continue reading "DINZ Pod E2 with Graeme Prentice | Biometrics and its use around the globe"

DINZ Pod E1 with Colin Wallis | Where is New Zealand in the world of digital identity?

Not many people know that New Zealand has been known as a world leader in digital identity. So much is changing in the world, so can we claim that title today? Join us as Colin provides us a fascinating international perspective on where we have been, where we are heading, and how we compare with … Continue reading "DINZ Pod E1 with Colin Wallis | Where is New Zealand in the world of digital identity?"

Digital Identity Services Trust Framework Bill

Digital Identity New Zealand (DINZ) appreciates the opportunity to make a submission to the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Committee on the Digital Identity Services Trust Framework Bill (the Bill). This submission is the result of a collaborative working-group effort between DINZ members and the subject matter expertise of DINZ’s Executive Council Members. We appreciate … Continue reading "Digital Identity Services Trust Framework Bill"