The Digital ID journey

Do you currently hold a Working with Children Check (WWCC)? If so, did you know they expire after five years? Renewing your WWCC should only take seconds in today’s digital era. We’re working hard to make it quicker and more convenient to renew your WWCC online by developing a secure and private NSW Digital ID solution.

Cyber incidents leading to personal identity theft are becoming increasingly common, with 1 in 4 Australians having been a victim or at risk of cyber theft at some point in their lives. This blog explores 5 simple steps you can take to reduce your risk of cyber theft.

These days, it’s common for organisations to collect and retain large amounts of their customers’ personal information. Read this blog to learn how you can minimise your risk and the steps you can take to protect your business and customers from cyber theft.

Proving your identity can be time consuming, but it should only take seconds in today’s digital era. We give an update on how we’re working hard to deliver a convenient, secure, and private digital identity solution for our customers across NSW.

We sit down with Senior Business Analyst at ServiceNSW, Junaid Khan. Junaid runs us through the day-to-day work of a Business Analyst at ServiceNSW as well as current projects, key customers and more.

A digital identity is a safe and secure way to prove your identity when accessing services or completing transactions online and in-person. A digital identity removes the need to prove your identity through face-to-face interactions and the use of physical identity documents.  

We sit down with Executive Director of Identity.NSW, Lenka Bradovka to discuss her role in Identity.NSW, why the program is so important and how it will impact NSW businesses and customers in the future.

We live in an increasingly digital world, making the security of personal information more important than ever. A digital identity is a private and secure way to prove your identity when accessing services or completing transactions online and in-person.

The NSW Government, on behalf of all Australian states and territories, is creating a digital birth certificate that will be able to be used across the country - allowing customers to access their birth certificate when they want, from wherever they are.