Stork is an EU co-funded project INFSO-ICT-PSP-224993

STORK PRESENTATION

STORK Presentation LithuaniaMarch 2010

eGovernment ob ject ives ( ICT-PSP ca l l 2007)

eProcurement

eID interoperability

eHealth

Type A

Electronic documents

Accessible & inclusive

eGovernment

Combined delivery of social

services

Type B

eParticipation

Impact & user satisfaction

Brokering pan-EU eGov

solutions & services online

Thematic

Networks

STORK

To simplify administrative formalities by providing secure online access to public services across EU borders.

To develop and test common specifications for secure and mutual recognition of national electronic identity (eID) between

participating countries.

O u r V i s i o n :

O u r M i s s i o n :

STORK – M e m b e r S t a t e i n v o l v e m e n t

Candidate Countries

Member States/EEA - STORK

Member States Ref Group

Finland, Lithuania, Norway and Slovakia

Austria, Belgium, Estonia, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Luxemburg,

Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom,

Project St ructure

Project Management (ATOS)

Communication and Sustainability (Gov2U)

eID inventory, trust &

application groups

(NL MOI)

eID and upcoming

technologies (AT TUG)

DEFINITION AND

ANALYSIS

DESIGN OF INTEROPERABLE FLOWS &

ARCHITECTURES

Common specifications and

Stork's eID models

(FEDICT BE; MAP ES)

eID process flows

(UK IPS)

National integration of Stork

models and Common

specifications (FEDICT BE, MAP

ES)

CONSTRUCTION AND

IMPLEMENTATION

TESTING &

EVALUATION

Pilots

TIME

STORK – Our Chal lenge

How to build a European

eIDM framework?

Definition of interoperable

Architectures on eID

ArchitecturesARCHITECTURES

SERVICE PROVIDERS

National

Infrastructure

on eID (gateways, IDPs)

SERVICE PROVIDERS

National

Infrastructure

on eID (gateways, IDPs)

National

Infrastructure

on eID (gateways, IDPs)

SERVICE PROVIDERS

STORK – Al lowing Governments to Co-operate

C o m m o n i n t e r o p e r a b i l i t y f r a m e w o r k

i n c o r p o r a t i n g d i f f e r e n t m o d e l s

TRUST – STORK’s QAA

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Implementation and test planning

Use cases

Business models (trust levels, attributes)

Interfaces of each SP to common layer

Model that shows interoperability between SPs, Attribute Providers, ID Providers for each pilot

Implementation and connection to the common layer

Individual SP testing against common layer

Interoperability testing at MS level

Interoperability testing for pilot

Progress of the pilot during the first six months of life, assessment and finalization. New MS

joining pilots.

STORK Pi lo t 1 – Cross border authent icat ion

O b j e c ti v e s :

To connect and test existing national portals and services to the EU interoperability layer defined and implemented

To implement an EU portal providing a set of links to the cross border services.

STORK Pi lo t 2 – safer chat

To build a platform for safer online environment where people can communicate on-line

using their eIDs.

O b j e c ti v e :

STORK Pi lo t 3 – e ID Student Mobi l i ty

To facilitate student’s mobility across Europe.

O b j e c ti v e :

Enabling the use of national credentials for students moving to another University within the Erasmus mobility program

Integrating STORK credentials in SSO mechanisms used by the Universities in order to give access to common e-

services to foreign students

STORK Pi lot 4 – eID electronic del ivery

O b j e c ti v e s :

The objective of this pilot is to demonstrate cross-border electronic delivery

based on the existing domestic infrastructure

Concentrates on identity related issues thus deals with the e-delivery process in

general and focuses on how to identify and authenticate involved entities in all

phases of e-delivery.

Affiliate MS

STORK Pi lo t 5 – EU Ci t i zen Change of Address

O b j e c ti v e :

Test the usage of eID authentication to support the electronic process of address change of EU Citizens that move abroad to other MS.

MS involved in the pilot will develop processes to allow citizens to distribute changed addresses on a pan-European level.

STORK – communi ty

Industry Group

Member States Ref. Group

eID Community of interest

A2A pilotseID specialty workgroups

www.eid-stork.eu

STORK – get t ing involved

has been set up as an open forum where industry stakeholders can remain informed of

developments throughout the project and feed back their comments to the Consortium

includes large, medium and small companies and associations in the ICT sector that

manufacture, supply and consult on infrastructure and end user related products for

electronic ID

I n d u s t r y g r o u p :

STORK – get t ing involved

M e m b e r S t a t e R e f e r e n c e g r o u p :

All public administrations of all European (EU member, associated and candidate)

States are welcome to join.

Allows governments and institutions from the EU to remain fully informed of

developments throughout the duration of the project and to feedback their

comments to the Consortium

STORK – e ID in teroperabi l i ty

info@eid-stork.eu