By Eric Drury If you’re in the digital trust space, like me you might be encouraged by the number and variety of inspiring developments—appearing on an almost weekly basis—which illustrate...
GLEIF is pleased to have broadened its engagement and participation in Trust Over IP Foundation (ToIP) by becoming a member of the ToIP Steering Committee in March 2024, recognizing the...
See all the conference sessions and talks in which ToIP members or our partners will be participating.
Read about a protocol that is to digital trust what the Internet Protocol (IP) is to digital data.
Creating a simple and consistent way to programmatically get answers from authoritative ecosystem sources.
Comment on our first effort to define standard requirements for issuers of verifiable credentials.
A blueprint for creating truly decentralized, authentic, and verifiable ecosystems of identifiers, “credentials”, and attestations
Announcing a public review of did:webs, and the motivations for this new method.
Let's shape the friendly future of digital wallets together! Join in by sharing your thoughts in the survey.
Making it easier for individuals to choose the right option based on their specific context and requirements.
A joint blog post with the OpenID Foundation, addressing a key piece of the interoperability puzzle.
Summarizing the seven pillars of the design of the trust spanning protocol.
Businesses can derive significant commercial benefits by mitigating the potential harms in digital identity ecosystems.
Trends and highlights from the summit that has over 300 speakers and 15 micro-conferences.
Key observations and takeaways from two of the largest digital identity conferences.
In this guest blog post, Mathieu Glaude takes us through the conference topics that interested him the most.
We need your voice! Help us broaden our perspectives and solidify our expected deliverables.
Practical steps for better business decisions using decentralized identity SSI infrastructure
Human trust principles create the fabric in which we make decisions to trust something or someone. Scott Perry explores these in more detail in this guest blog post.
Best practices for enabling consistent, accessible and trustworthy data exchange experiences for all
