INFOCERT

Research & Development

We invest in Research and Development every year, actively contributing to major European working groups and pilot projects.

Invito all’azione

Since 2016, Tinexta Infocert has been involved in projects related to digital wallets.

Today, we actively contribute to the main European working groups and pilot projects focused on the development of the EUDI Wallet.

EWC is a joint initiative aimed at successfully exploiting the advantages of the digital identity proposed by the EU, in the form of Digital Travel Credentials, in the various Member States.

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NOBID CONSORTIUM involves Nordic and Baltic countries, together with Italy and Germany, in a large-scale pilot project dedicated to Wallet use cases in the financial sector.

This will be instrumental in implementing cross-border services for opening bank accounts and making payments throughout Europe.

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The TrustED project will provide citizens and volunteers with a secure and portable digital identity tool, enabling them to collaborate with different organizations while maintaining the privacy and trust of all parties involved.

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Let's give artificial intelligence the trust it needs

We participate in European initiatives and projects to ensure that AI applications are safe, reliable, and add value.

Info AI Cert

The goal of the project is to develop the first entirely Italian platform for assessing the compliance of high-risk Artificial Intelligence systems. This goal will be achieved by leveraging Prof. Fabio Roli’s global leadership in research in the field of AI security and the reliability of intelligent systems, as well as the international leadership of Tinexta Infocert as a trusted service provider.

ToKAI: Toolset and Knowledge base for AI compliance

The project will conduct industrial research by analyzing reference documents, standards, and guidelines relating to the safety and reliability of artificial intelligence systems. Subsequently, a survey of existing tools will be carried out, assessing their suitability for supporting compliance with European regulations governing AI systems, in particular, the AI Act.

Our International Network

We actively participate in the evolution and improvement of technological standards.

CSC: A common standard for digital signatures
Together with key market players, we are part of the Cloud Signature Consortium, which brings together companies and academic institutions to develop a new standard for cloud-based digital signatures.
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ETSI: New Standards for ICT Systems, Applications, and Services
As a member of ETSI and actively collaborating with its member organizations, Tinexta Infocert contributes to the definition of a common standard in the European regulatory framework for telecommunications.
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ISO: Quality, Safety, and Reliability of Services and Products
ISO is a global network created with the aim of ensuring the quality, safety, and efficiency of services and products by developing and promoting the adoption of international standards. As a member, Tinexta Infocert adopts strategies and develops solutions and services that comply with ISO standards.
BITKOM: Innovation and digital transformation in the economic, civil, and governmental spheres
We are associate members of Bitkom, an association founded in Berlin in 1999 that brings together more than 1,000 SMEs and over 500 startups worldwide. Together, we encourage digital transformation and support data-driven business models.
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Sweet Legal Tech: Digitization of the legal professions
Tinexta Infocert is a business consultant for Sweet Legal Tech, an international network founded to support the application of digital transformation principles in the legal and judicial fields.

RESCALE: Revolutionized Enhanced Supply Chain Automation with Limited Threats Exposure

The software development lifecycle (SDLC) integrates components from very different sources, accelerating time-to-market but raising security concerns.

RESCALE addresses these challenges by adopting a secure-by-design supply chain based on a Trusted Bill of Materials (TBOM) mechanism. The platform uses cutting-edge tools and methodologies throughout the entire supply chain, with the aim of redefining security standards.

International projects

Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain to improve online identification processes

IMPULSE (Identity Management in PUbLic SErvices) focuses on two technologies: Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain networks, with the aim of improving the management of digital identity and electronic identification in the public sector. Its application will improve the electronic identification systems at the time legal, privacy or social issues requiring further analysis may raise.

Increase believability engaging real dialogues with customers virtually

PRESENT (Photoreal REaltime Sentient ENTity) sets out to create virtual digital humans that look entirely naturalistic, demonstrate emotional sensitivity, establish an engaging dialogue, add sense to the experience. The creation of realistic animated human characters increases believability and trust for users.

ResilMesh, Situation Aware Enabled Cyber Resilience for Dispersed, Heterogenous Cyber Systems

ResilMesh is a European Innovation Action project funded by the European Union (EU-funded HORIZON project under grant agreement no. 101119681), dedicated to revolutionizing cybersecurity practices.
ResilMesh aims to develop a cutting-edge set of security analysis and orchestration tools, based on cyber situational awareness (CSA) elements.

Secure, share and trade personal data within blockchain

KRAKEN Secure and privacy-preserving platform (broKeRage And marKEt platform for persoNal data) aims to provide market-ready tools and services, fully compliant with privacy regulations, to share and trade personal data leveraging on self-self-sovereign identity.

Ensure Digital Identity across Europe

InfoCert played a primary role in CREDENTIAL, an EU funded project to develop innovative cloud-based services for storing, managing, and sharing digital identity information and other highly critical personal data.

Innovate einvoicing system

SCALES (Supply Chain Architecture Leading to Enhanced Services) project aims to consolidate the national eInvoicing system (which is already EN compliant) with a strong focus on innovation. It analyzes and implements a new architecture model to process, in a cost-effective way, large volumes of electronic invoices, and integrate eInvoicing with other systems/services used in the post-award phase.

Use your Digital Identity in Europe

F.I.C.e.P. project (First Italian Crossborder eIDAS Proxy) objective is to develop customization of an eIDAS node to act as a service provider towards SPID and as an identity provider towards the rest of the EU.

A step towards the European Digital Single Market

FICES (First Italian Crossborder eIDAS Services) project has the scope to enable EU citizens to be logged – using Digital Identity released by their own Country – on specific services offered by Italian companies.

Increasing trust with eID for developing business

Started in April 2020 under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) program, GRIDS aims to facilitate the cross-border acceptance of e-identification and remote Know-Your-Customer processes enabling banks to identify consumers digitally in compliance with anti-money laundering and data protection requirements.

Build a compliant eInvoicing transmission across EU

InfoCert takes part in the EeISI ( European eInvoicing Standard in Italy) project to support public administration in complying with the eInvoicing Directive 2014/55/EU and in the adoption of eDelivery services defined at European level.

Enhance Italian eInvoicing system

The aim is to reduce the complexity and legal uncertainty relating to the interpretation of the invoice content, thus allowing cross-border and cross-sectoral interoperability for public administrations, intermediaries, and private companies.