
doi: 10.3390/math11020430
handle: 20.500.12556/DKUM-87046
The eIDAS Regulation provides a common foundation for secure electronic interaction between citizens, businesses, and public authorities. We investigated and identified interoperability and cross-border compliance issues in this paper. We have identified the following weaknesses: Organizational independence, remote access to banking services, remote video identification, use of electronic signatures in public administration, commercial access to the eIDAS network, biometric authentication mechanisms, and, finally, some technical issues with the mechanisms used to provide security and authentication in eIDAS nodes.
globoko učenje, interoperability, heterogenost, Evropska unija, problemi jadralcev, eIDAS; interoperability; cross-border compliance; heterogeneity; European Union, eIDAS, QA1-939, info:eu-repo/classification/udc/659.2, interoperabilnost, European Union, heterogeneity, optimizacija, cross-border compliance, Mathematics
globoko učenje, interoperability, heterogenost, Evropska unija, problemi jadralcev, eIDAS; interoperability; cross-border compliance; heterogeneity; European Union, eIDAS, QA1-939, info:eu-repo/classification/udc/659.2, interoperabilnost, European Union, heterogeneity, optimizacija, cross-border compliance, Mathematics
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