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The Internet is Broken
Internet
- The Internet was built without a way to know who and what you are connecting to
Lack of Trust
- Resulting in inauthenticity which adds friction and creates lost opportunities to conduct certain valuable interactions, or transactions
Mass Scale Frauds
- Social engineering schemes such as phishing take advantage of the inability to tell who you are dealing with
Oversharing Personal Information
- The de facto way to conduct business online is to dump your personal information into almost any website or any form that appears
Achieving Digital Trust
- Knowing who is connecting with you is a must.
We now have the solutions to fix our digital interactions
Privacy
Stop oversharing your personal information, selectively disclose your data based on the trust you have within each relationship.
Security
Know who your are interacting with by establishing bidirectionally authenticated direct connections with your friends, clients, employees and suppliers.
Interoperability
Don’t get locked into platforms, take control of your data and your relationships and bring them with you wherever you go.
The Power of Owning the Relationship
Every digital exchange is consent driven by you
Decide which version of you to share with whom
Maintain more privacy and stop fearing cyber attacks on your data
Stop oversharing and still get the same base experiences
Gradually expand the depth of your interactions based on value you’re getting
Get more personalized relationships just like in the physical world, trust should be built over time in the digital world.
Orbit Enterprise
Orbit Edge Wallet
Do more than simple credential exchanges.
Start taking full advantage out of the powers of user-controlled digital identity and verifiable credentials.
Public Sector Solutions
Organizational Wallets and Credentials
Trust Registry Solutions
Interoperable Solutions
With it you can securely receive, store and present digital credentials such as licenses, memberships, IDs, permits, and more.
Supports AnonCreds Credential Types
Interoperable with other Aries implementations
Supports zero-knowledge proof presentations
Supports self-attested credentials
Supports mobile wallet SDK
What our clients say
MAC is enthusiastic about the potential that Northern Block’s commercial solution has towards making high quality sustainability data, like that provided by TSM, more mobile and accessible for critical mineral supply chains. This will help to more effectively demonstrate that Canadian critical minerals are produced responsibly. When combined with required regulatory digital records, including BC Mines Act Permits, which Northern Block already supports in their solutions, these secure digital records provide even more evidence to demonstrate the value of doing business with responsible Canadian mines.
The NB Orbit Enterprise Platform was a quick and cost-effective way for us to prove out our use case. It allowed us to quickly give a demo to stakeholders and get their buy-in for future work.
The NB Orbit Enterprise Platform has enabled the Government of British Columbia to demonstrate enhanced technological compatibility in their pilot, allowing participants to exchange sustainability data in the form of digital credentials in a privacy preserving and trusted way.
Self-Sovereign Identity Resources
Recent Posts
You Can Cryptographically Sign a Lie: Why Digital Trust Needs Governance (with Scott Perry)
Learn why cryptography alone cannot stop misinformation and deepfakes, and how C2PA and governance frameworks help rebuild trust in digital content.
You Can’t Trust What You Can’t Verify
AI is reshaping industries overnight, but without verifiable digital signatures trust erodes. Learn why signed representations must anchor the next digital era.
Do Top-Level Domains Still Matter?
Do top-level domains (TLDs) still matter? As AI-driven search, content discovery, and digital trust evolve, the role of .com, ccTLDs, and gTLDs is shifting. Explore the latest trends in domain governance, SEO impact, and trust-building strategies in a changing internet landscape.
Has Our SSI Ecosystem Become Morally Bankrupt? (with Christopher Allen)
Mathieu Glaude sits down with Christopher Allen, a pioneering figure in cryptography, decentralized identity, and internet security. Together, they unpack the troubling trends that suggest the SSI ecosystem may be drifting away from its foundational principles and toward a model that ultimately serves governments and corporations rather than individuals.
The United Nations Transparency Protocol (with Steve Capell)
Discover how the United Nations Transparency Protocol (UNTP) is revolutionizing global trade with transparency and trust. In this episode of The SSI Orbit Podcast, Steve Capell, Vice Chair of UN/CEFACT, joins Mathieu Glaude to discuss combating greenwashing, the role of digital product passports, and the power of verifiable credentials.
A Summary of Internet Identity Workshop #39
Highlights from IIW39, which took place between October 29th and 31st, 2024, at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California.
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