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CAN/DGSI 103-0, Digital trust and identity – Part 0: Techniques – Code of Practice

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This document provides a reference set of generic digital trust, identity, credentials, and wallets techniques including implementation guidance.

This document is designed to be used by organizations:
a) within the context of a digital trust and identity management system based on the CAN/DGSI 103 series of standards;
b) for implementing digital trust and identity programs based on internationally recognized best practices; and
c) for developing organization-specific digital trust and identity guidelines.

This document applies to all organizations including public and private companies, government entities, and not-for-profit organizations.

DATE POSTED: February 05, 2025

DEADLINE FOR COMMENTS: April 11, 2025
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Kingston Mar 25 2025 at 9:50AM on page 11

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Only line item comments are about the atomic entity and atomic process phrases. Did the "atomic" terminology come from the PCTF? I know this language may be typical to some folks and must have been baked into 103-0 for good reason, but as part of this document talks about harmonizing and implementing business processes, we have to remember that non-engineers need to work with this material too. A non-engineer businessperson may have some trouble with this language.
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