diplomatic identity cards Secure Digital Identity advances in Estonia as the country introduces new eID cards developed with Thales. Estonia strengthens its national identity infrastructure to improve secure access to digital services. The rollout enhances trust, resilience, and authentication across public systems.
The new eID cards deliver upgraded physical safeguards and stronger cybersecurity protections. Authorities aim to protect identity documents from evolving digital threats. Thales provides identity and biometric expertise to support the national rollout.
Liis Valk, Head of Identity and Status Bureau Estonian Police and Border Guard Board commented: “Estonia’s digital ecosystem depends on the trust citizens place in their identity documents. With this new generation of eID cards, we are strengthening both physical and digital security while ensuring people can continue using our services with confidence. Thales’ expertise has enabled us to bring world-class security features to every citizen.”
“Estonia has long been a pioneer in digital identity, and we are proud to support the next chapter of this remarkable journey. These new cards combine advanced document design with strong cybersecurity foundations, ensuring resilience against emerging threats,” added Nathalie Gosset, VP Identity and Biometric Solutions, Thales. “Together, we are helping to build a secure, future-proof identity framework for all residents and citizens.”
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Source: Businesswire
