Government organisations from various countries worldwide including the South African government, are working towards employing digital identity to solve identity challenges such as, identity theft, individuals lacking identity etc. The use of digital identity has demonstrated promising outcomes to overcome these challenges while maintaining security and privacy of individuals. However, it is crucial to use appropriate governance frameworks to ensure proper handling and issuance of digital identities. Hence, this paper presents a review conducted to determine and understand various frameworks that have been proposed and implemented by other countries. This review contributes by guiding South African organisations, researchers, and decision makers towards understanding which frameworks are currently being used and which framework/s can be considered when developing a South African based governance framework that will ensure interoperability in digital identity systems.

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Digital Identity Frameworks: A Review

  • Sthembile Ntshangase,
  • Samuel Lefophane,
  • Tanita Singano,
  • Daniel Shadung,
  • Nthabiseng Mokoena,
  • Sthembile Mthethwa

摘要

Government organisations from various countries worldwide including the South African government, are working towards employing digital identity to solve identity challenges such as, identity theft, individuals lacking identity etc. The use of digital identity has demonstrated promising outcomes to overcome these challenges while maintaining security and privacy of individuals. However, it is crucial to use appropriate governance frameworks to ensure proper handling and issuance of digital identities. Hence, this paper presents a review conducted to determine and understand various frameworks that have been proposed and implemented by other countries. This review contributes by guiding South African organisations, researchers, and decision makers towards understanding which frameworks are currently being used and which framework/s can be considered when developing a South African based governance framework that will ensure interoperability in digital identity systems.