Building Privacy-Resilient Identity
summary
Demo shows Azure AD + Microsoft Authenticator issuing W3C Decentralized Identifiers and Verifiable Credentials for remote onboarding, with document verification across 192 countries, 6,000 document types and QR-based wallet acceptance. Platform uses Universal Resolver, developer APIs/SDKs and publishes keys on chain; revocation checks follow W3C Status List 2021. Plans add selective disclosure and Zero-Knowledge schemes like BBS+ and SNARKs to avoid issuer correlation and convert raw values into cryptographic predicates.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 1:13Organizations need to manage numerous requirements to safeguard customer & employee privacy
- 1:57Conventional privacy management
- 7:51Extending familiar, easy to use, secure mobile experience
- 8:48Based on open standards
- 10:26Platform Implementation
- 10:50Trustworthy, faster, cheaper way to verify
- 11:49Leveling-up on privacy: Reduce correlation points
- 14:05Leveling-up on privacy: Limit Disclosure
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