Enter: NSTIC (National Strategy For Trusted Identities In Cyberspace) In 2011, NSTIC gained some visibility, but it wasn't until late 2012 that it took on the shape of more than a "maybe someday" project, when Google, PayPal and Equifax were named...
The NSTIC (National Strategies for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace) the online Identity verification program, no longer a theory or a possible probability, the NSTIC is here readied and in go mode. Illusion of Privacy in the NSTIC
Well if you read the NSTIC and the quotes of Eric Schmidt, one of these things looks like the other. This means that the NSTIC, or National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace, framework now has federally recognized and certified identity...
The NSTIC Cures Cancer All the NSTIC data and documents discussed third party data handling, not the identity providers, not really. NSTIC is clear in their documentation that you will have a fragmented identity, the ability to stay anonymous, the...
Note that ALL private and government agencies participating in the NSTIC would be required to follow the FIPPs Standards to be credentialed. The NSTIC claims the new Trust Framework and Identity Ecosystem will be privacy enhancing and retain your...
While battling the government on the one hand, Google recently became one of a handful of trusted Identity Providers, receiving certification from the U.S.government under the NSTIC program. Google is spending more money on lobbying than ever...
The U.S.government has been working with entities in the private sector on the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC). Users will be allowed to use pseudonyms soon, as Google plans to relax their controversial real names...
Google and NSTIC And then the goals of the Identity Ecosystem as outlined by the NSTIC: Schmidt’s quotes about the G+ identity system, Google being part of the NSTIC OIX interoperability tests and Google hosting the Eurim_IdEa in the George Orwell...
