Modernizing Identity Proofing in Government

Document: Published Oct 1, 2017

To detect and fight fraud, government relies on identity proofing. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) defines identity proofing as a means “to establish the uniqueness and validity of an individual’s identity to facilitate the provision of an entitlement or service.”

We partnered with GovLoop to share how to implement a modern, effective identity proofing strategy at your government agency.

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