DICE 2024: A European Success Story in Digital Identities

The DICE unConference, held from June 18-20, 2024, has firmly established itself as a key European forum for digital identities. Originally conceived as a European offshoot of the legendary Internet Identity Workshop (IIW), DICE celebrated its first anniversary with resounding success this year. The event provided a vibrant platform for experts, enthusiasts, and stakeholders from across Europe to exchange the latest insights in the field of digital identities.

Europe as a Hotspot for Digital Identities

DICE 2024’s agenda was packed, reflecting Europe’s emerging role as a hotspot for secure and privacy-compliant digital identities. With numerous government-backed projects and initiatives, interest in the unConference was significant. A central theme of the discussions was the new eIDAS regulation, which serves as a foundation for cross-border digital identities in Europe. Developments surrounding the Swiss E-ID also took center stage, highlighting the region's growing momentum in this space.

Expert Exchange: Andre Kudra and Decentralized Identities

Our CIO, Andre Kudra, a leading expert in decentralized digital identities, was an active participant at DICE 2024. Engaging in numerous conversations and discussions, he shared insights with the community on the challenges and opportunities in digital identities. A highlight was his announcement of a new partnership: At DICE, Andre revealed the collaboration between esatus and the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF). This partnership promises exciting developments in decentralized identities, with the potential to significantly impact the digital landscape. For more details, check out our blog.

esatus Support: Sponsorship and Commitment

esatus was not only represented by Andre Kudra’s expertise but also supported the event as a sponsor. This involvement underscores the significance of DICE for the company and the broader industry. The unConference offered an ideal platform to exchange innovative ideas, build networks, and actively shape the future of digital identities.

Conclusion: DICE as a Catalyst for Digital Identities in Europe

DICE 2024 was a resounding success, reaffirming its role as a crucial catalyst for the development of digital identities in Europe. The unConference provided a stage for current topics like the eIDAS regulation and the Swiss E-ID, as well as a forum for exchanging innovative approaches and future challenges. The event demonstrated that Europe is on the path to becoming a leader in digital identities, with DICE continuing to play a central role in this evolution.