Project

Raising the Level of Digital Trust and Identity Services Usage, and International Cooperation

Establish a robust legal and regulatory framework that supports the adoption and reliability of digital services.

Date Published
16 Jun 2025
Expected Start Date
16 Jun 2025
Project Type
Research
Project Status
Active

The project supports the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the development and enhancement of legislation related to digital trust and identity, ensuring alignment with international standards.

The goal is to establish a robust legal and regulatory framework that supports the adoption and reliability of digital services, while also evaluating associated costs and exploring incentive mechanisms. 

 

Activities
A1. Development and enhancement of legislation related to digital trust and identity
A2. Analyze global models, identify best practices, and conduct benchmarking with selected countries

 

Deliverables
D1.1. Studies and Reports on International Model Systems and Laws for Trust and Digital Identity
D1.2. Analysis of Trust and Digital Identity Contribution to the UN EGovernment Index
D1.3. Benchmark Study on Trust and Digital Identity in Selected Countries
D1.4. Compilation Report of Research and Consulting Body Reports on Trust and Digital Identity
D1.5. Progress Report on the Kingdom’s Digital Trust and Identity Services and Their Impact
D1.6. Roadmap for Licensing and Services in the Trust and Digital Identity System
 

D2.1. International Indicators List and Methodology Development for Kingdom enhanced role
D2.2. Study on Digital Trust and Identity Services in the Kingdom with recommendations
D2.3. Study on Local Trust and Digital Identity Service Providers
D2.4. Optimal Auditing Methodology for Digital Trust Systems
D2.5. Guidelines for Trust and Digital Identity
D2.6. Report with actionable recommendations for enhancing international cooperation in trust and digital identity services
D2.7. Action plan to improve Kingdom's performance in UN and international trust and digital identity rankings
 

 

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