A Network Approach to E-identification

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TERM Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) PKIoverheid Qualified Certificate Qualified Electronic Signature Routing Service Scheme Secure Signature Creation Device (SSCD) NOTES An establishment of architecture, technology, organisation, procedures and rules based on public key cryptography, aimed at enabling reliable and secure electronic communication and electronic services. The Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) developed by the Dutch government: an infrastructure using qualified certificates to ensure secure identification of users, for example used to digitally sign documents. A certificate that is issued according to official national or European regulations by an official certificate service provider. An advanced electronic signature based on a qualified certificate and created by a secure signature creation device. A party that offers E-service Providers access to the e-ID network. To do so, the Routing Service is connected to all participating Authentication Providers. The whole of regulations governing the development and marketing of the defined product or services within the scheme. This also defines rules for market entry, as well as maintenance of the regulations itself. Device that can be used to place a digital signature in a secured way, meeting the criteria as outlined in the Directive 1999/93/EC of the European Parliament on a Community framework for electronic signatures. 36
Publisher’s imprint Published on request of the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Authors Innopay: Leendert Bottelberghs Cassandra Hensen Chiel Liezenberg With special thanks to Bart Giesbers for reviewing this document. Design and layout www.myriaddesign.nl Copyright 2010 Innopay BV All rights reserved 37
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