The OISTE Foundation is a non for profit organization based in Geneva, Switzerland. Founded in 1998, OISTE was created with the objectives of promoting the use and adoption of international standards to secure electronic transactions, expand the use of digital certification and ensure the interoperability of certification authorities e-transaction systems.
Trust, Security and Confidence are essential to underpin any sustainable growth and development in the global community.
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Since it was launched in 2001 more than 30 countries represented by governments, private sector and civil society have already signed the OISTE World e-Trust MoU.
ntersessional Meeting starts in Paris Today the latest preparatory meeting towards the WSIS started in Paris. The so-called Intersessional Meeting became necessary as the second PrepCom conference in February had not advanced far enough on drafting the WSIS Declaration and Action Plan. These documents will be developed further during the next few days. Civil Society organisations will have the chance to contribute statements every day at the beginning of negotiation sessions. Amongst the major points of conflict during the first day were the Right to Information, the Right to Communicate, and the Right to Development.
ITU Launched the World e-Trust MoU, to establish a multilateral, technology neutral, technology independent and inclusive framework to build upon the successful of the ECDC deployment by encouraging the participation of new partners from various types of public and private sector entities.
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Contribution de l'Organisation Internationale pour la Seurite des Transactions Electroniques (OISTE) et de la societe WISeKey a la reunion du Groupe consultatif pour le developpement des telecommunications
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