The reinvention of identity for the digital age
What dynamics are reshaping the landscape of individual identity, as physical ID formats are being augmented – or even replaced – by digital ones?
With data security top of mind for business and government, new technology is developing ever more complex cryptographic algorithms to protect users.
What dynamics are reshaping the landscape of individual identity, as physical ID formats are being augmented – or even replaced – by digital ones?
Beyond mere technical feasibility, it is worth asking how certain advancements can actually make lives better. We look at how CBDCs could answer this question.
Like most payment methods, CBDC wallets are secured cryptographically. But the existing security is threatened by advances in quantum computing. The industry needs to prepare.
For critical infrastructures (CRITIS) to be as reliable as we need, they need to be secured against cyberthreats. secunet can help with that.
How a world-class computerized system has made the task of obtaining a new biometric driver’s license easy, quick, and secure for Ugandan citizens.
It is no secret that careers in cryptography can be very rewarding. One of G+D’s top cryptographers reveals more.
Dr. Raoul-Thomas Herborg, Managing director CBDC at G+D, shares some solutions to the challenges of making CBDCs work offline.
A recent survey reveals stark differences in consumer knowledge and views of central bank digital currencies around the world. This time, emerging markets are ahead of the curve.
The inventiveness and audacity of hackers targeting organizations – including central banks – is on the rise. The response needs to be equally imaginative.