Expertise exists.
Connecting it makes
the difference.
Digital identity connects people, credentials and services. Its security depends on a chain of trust, from identity issuance and remote verification to the acceptance of credentials by relying parties. Fraud or compromise at any point can undermine confidence across the ecosystem.
Identity fraud and attacks cross organisational boundaries. So should the knowledge used to address them.
Members compare incident findings with laboratory tests and independent assessments to identify risks and assess countermeasures.
A shared purpose.
Different perspectives.
The ISAC brings together organisations that issue, use, test and oversee identity and trust services.
Issue, provide & rely
Digital identity issuers, remote identity providers, (Q)TSPs and relying parties contribute experience from delivering and using identity services. They bring insight into fraud, operational threats and acceptance risks.
Build, test & assess
Technology providers, laboratories and conformity assessment bodies contribute product expertise, reproducible testing and independent assessment to strengthen technical assurance.
Public institutions & standards
Public identity document issuers bring expertise in document security, issuance and enrolment. Alongside NCCAs and ESOs & SDOs, they connect operational and technical evidence with public responsibilities, certification and standards.