Katie Brown
Katie Brown CEO, Te Hapori Matihiko & Social Good Katie Brown, Ngāti Raukawa & Ngāti…
Article by Being AI Group
In an increasingly digital world, the need for secure, reliable, and easily accessible verification of credentials is paramount because without it, we risk significant financial losses, data breaches, and compromised trust. A Verified Credentials Ecosystem (VCE) addresses this need by providing a place where credentials can be issued, managed, and verified efficiently.
Verified credentials are digital, machine readable documents that prove the qualifications, skills, or identities of individuals. These can range from academic degrees and professional certifications to employment histories and personal identities. Unlike traditional paper-based credentials, verified credentials are issued and stored digitally, making them more secure and easier to share and verify.
A Verified Credentials Ecosystem provides a functional space where issuers, holders, and verifiers can interact securely and efficiently. The ecosystem can provide several key functions:
The adoption of a Verified Credentials Ecosystem offers numerous benefits:
Verified Credentials Ecosystems are being adopted across various sectors across the world.
Come along to the Digital Trust Hui next month in Wellington and let’s have a conversation about how a verified credentials ecosystem might fit into what you do. Next Blog post we will be talking about how AI Agents will use these verified credentials to take actions on behalf of you.
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