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Bavaria creates own Trust Domain
Up to now, there has been a centralised S.A.F.E. identity
management system operating from the data centre in North
Rhine-Westphalia, which is responsible for
the mailboxes of user parties in all the
federal states. Bavaria has now become
the first German federal state to set up
its own trust domain which is operated
in its own data centre. This means that
the management of Bavarian identities
takes place regionally, thus
restoring data sovereignty.
sources that store information about the digital identities
of users and their operational role. secunet also took on the
task of integrating the technical basis – the Oracle Identity
Management Suite – into the existing infrastructure.
Flexible and fit for the future
The Bavarian justice system is already in a position to communicate
confidentially via S.A.F.E. in such administrative
areas as the central register of wills or the electronic land
registry. Thanks to its open and highly scalable architecture,
many more administrative procedures, citizen portals and
e-government services will follow in the near future.
In this matter the Bavarian justice
relied on comprehensive assistance
from secunet, the IT security
experts have provided
organisational and technical
support to the IT officers of
the Bavarian judiciary who
are based at the Munich
Higher Regional Court
in the planning, design
and implementation of
the S.A.F.E. compliant
trust domain ‘Justiz
Bayern’. This involved
the analysis of the
administrative procedures
and of the
user groups that are
to be integrated in
the preliminary stage
as well as the analysis
and evaluation of the data
More information:
Norbert Müller
norbert.mueller@secunet.com
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