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Episode #6 of the DLT Meet-up series will discuss the state of play of authentication mechanisms used in DLT networks. From ‘traditional’ X.509-based approaches to verifiable credentials, who is using what, why, and how?

Participation in the meet-up is open to ITU Member States, Sector Members, Associates and Academic Institutions and to any individual from a country that is a member of ITU who wishes to contribute to the work. This includes individuals from the DLT technology and service providers, research institutions, United Nations agencies, regulators, other related professionals, and also members of international, regional and national organizations.​  

All previous episodes: ITU DLT Meet-ups​

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• ITU-Distributed Ledger Technology​ Meet-ups     
• Voluntary Contributions
  
• Contact: ​tsbevents@itu.int​
  

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• ​​Related Work in ITU-T SG17 
• ​ X.1403 (Security guidelines for using distributed ledger technology for decentralized identity management)
• X.1254​ (Entity authentication assurance framework)
• X.1252rev (Baseline identity management terms and definitions)
• X.tec-idms​ (Management and protection techniques for user data protection in distributed identity systems)
• X.tss-dl​ (Security services based on distributed ledger technology)
  
• Related Work in ITU-T​ SG16
  
• H.DLT- GTI (DLT governance and technical interoperability framework)
• Other Related Work
  
• ​​ FIGI Authentication WG
• ​ OASIS Electronic Secure Authentication (ESAT) TC
• W3C DID WG​

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