In french law, identity is considered as an
aggregate of components defining the
person beyond being a member of
humanity.

Digital identity is to be linked to the notion of
personal data, that is to say, any information,
digitized or not, capable of directly or indirectly
identifying a natural person, a legal entity, or
any connected objects !

One may have several contextual "personas"
whether in the private, profesional or public
sphere.

eIDAS, the European Regulation for the
electronic identification and trust services for
electronic transactions has defined a
minimum set of personal attributes, such as
the ones printed on travel documents.

In french law, identity is considered as an
aggregate of components defining the
person beyond being a member of
humanity.

Digital identity is to be linked to the notion of
personal data, that is to say, any information,
digitized or not, capable of directly or indirectly
identifying a natural person, a legal entity, or
any connected objects !

One may have several contextual "personas"
whether in the private, profesional or public
sphere.

eIDAS, the European Regulation for the
electronic identification and trust services for
electronic transactions has defined a
minimum set of personal attributes, such as
the ones printed on travel documents.