Managing De-Centralized Identities: A Relying Party Perspective
summary
Covers how relying parties (organizations that consume identity information) must change their identity lifecycle to support Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI). Discusses impacts and necessary adjustments for existing business processes and systems when adopting decentralized identity models.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Start
- 1:50Federated Identity Model
- 2:43What is Decentralized Identity?
- 3:54High Level Decentralized Identity Model
- 6:21Decentralized Identifier -- DID
- 9:01Why change the model?
- 9:58Relying Party Life-Cycle Management
- 11:28Identifier indirection at the RP
- 12:40Common Pattern: Registration
- 12:58Possible SSI Registration Flow
- 14:32What's Different: Data / Claims /Attributes
- 16:11What's Different: Protocol
- 18:07Common Pattern: Authentication
- 18:31Possible SSI Authentication Flow
- 21:58Common Pattern: Account Recovery
- 22:42What's Different: Recovery Methods
- 27:04Recognize & Serve
- 28:07Trust
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