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"Regulation (EU) N910/2014 on electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions in the internal market and repealing Directive 1999/93/EC" Trust in the Digital World Madrid 24 February 2015 Neil Clowes DG


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"Regulation (EU) N°910/2014 on electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions in the internal market and repealing Directive 1999/93/EC"

Trust in the Digital World Madrid 24 February 2015 Neil Clowes DG CONNECT, European Commission neil.clowes@ec.europa.eu

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The eIDAS Regulation

Strengthens EU Single Market by boosting trust and convenience in secure and seamless cross- border electronic transactions

  • - Mutual recognition of e-identification means
  • - Electronic trust services
  • - Electronic documents

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Key principles

Key principles on eID

  • Mandatory cross-border recognition only to

access public services

  • Free of charge for public services
  • Acceptance relies on defined levels of assurance

Key principles on trust services

  • Electronic trust services to have the same legal

status as their paper equivalent

  • Technological neutrality

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Timeline

4 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

17.09.2014 - Entry into force of the Regulation 18.09.2015 - Voluntary recognition eIDs

1.07.2016 - Date of application of rules for trust services

18.09.2018 - Mandatory recognition of eIDs

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  • By 18.03.2015

 MS cooperation for eID (art. 12.7)– Positive opinion in Committee

  • n 14.01.2015
  • By 01.07.2015

 EU Trustmark for QTS (art.23.3)

  • By 18.09.2015

 Interoperability framework for eID (art. 12.8)  eID levels of assurance (art. 8.3)  Trusted lists for QTSP (art.22.5)  Formats of eSignatures (art. 27.4)  Formats of eSeals (art. 37.4)

  • Additional IAs may also be adopted when appropriate

(e.g. circumstances formats and procedures for the notification of eID - art. 9.5)

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Planning of Implementing Acts:

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Messages from private sector event

  • There is increasing business demand for trust, security

and convenience in online transactions

  • Reliability, simplicity and security - deciding factors in

uptake-> mobile environment/diversity of credentials

  • Public sector should lead by example
  • Need for European interoperability supported by some

standards-> federating eID & global dimension

  • Govs and private sector need business model for

provisioning and consuming eID means

  • Cross-sector & cross-border use of eID calls for more

regulatory alignment

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  • A stakeholder plan is being developed
  • eIDAS plays an important role in realising DSM
  • Cross-sector take-up of eIDAS should be pushed
  • Key sectors: e-Commerce, Financial & Payment Services,

Banking, Tourism, Transport, Airline Operators, Telco Operators, Social Innovators

  • Next relevant events:
  • 24.02.2015: Digital for Europe Stakeholder Forum
  • End of March 2015: 2nd eID high level event
  • 23.04.2015: EU Trust Mark ceremony
  • Spring: Joint event on finance/banking (London)
  • June 2015: ENISA's forum bringing together TSPs,

CABs and SBs

Stakeholder's engagement activities

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STAKEHOLDERS' ENGAGEMENT

  • Promote

EU market solutions

eIDAS Regulation

CEF / DSI LSPs Standardis ation activities Expert Group Comitology Implementi ng & Delegated acts Negotiation with 3rd countries

Awareness/ Communicati

  • n tools

Engagement events

Global industrial policy

TECHNICAL REGULATORY MARKET

8 ENISA

An eIDAS World