Bill Gates’ insightful post, “The Future of Public Infrastructure is Digital,” highlights that digital public infrastructure (DPI) is essential for a more inclusive and empowered society. At WhatsKey Inc., we are committed to pioneering concepts like the Identity Provider (IDP) in this digital evolution.
Europe is at the forefront of the digital identity revolution, exemplified by the eIDAS framework, which aims to standardize digital identity for 450 million individuals. Our focus on developing integrated eID and advanced biometric solutions is crucial for privacy-preserving identity verification, fostering trust in the digital landscape.
Moreover, our implementation of Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) empowers users to control their personal data. As we navigate this transformative journey, we aim to create a future where innovation and accessibility converge, ensuring that cutting-edge identity solutions benefit everyone and pave the way for a brighter, more inclusive tomorrow.
Embracing the Digital Transformation for a Better Tomorrow
Why PKI-based Authentication Outperforms Proprietary Biometrics in the Digital Age?
As digital security threats grow, choosing the right authentication method is vital. While biometric solutions like fingerprints and facial recognition offer convenience, they pose serious risks due to the permanent nature of biometric data. In contrast, WhatsKey’s PKI-based solution uses cryptographic keys, ensuring flexibility, scalability, and enhanced privacy. With no need to store sensitive biometric data, PKI-based systems are more secure and compliant with privacy regulations like GDPR. As businesses move toward cloud environments and prepare for quantum computing, PKI provides a future-proof, scalable solution to meet evolving security challenges.
A Keyless, Passwordless City Trip to Barcelona – Pure Convenience!
Had the most seamless city trip to Barcelona, completely keyless and passwordless thanks to biometric authentication. From booking the hotel and rental car to skipping check-in lines, everything was unlocked with just my smartphone and biometrics. No passwords, no keys—just pure convenience