SELF-SOVEREIGN IDENTITY

Digital identity should belong to the individual, not a central database. Traditional identity systems are built around collecting, storing, and repeatedly copying personal data across multiple platforms and third parties. Every copy increases risk, cost, and long-term liability, while reducing transparency and control for the user. Data breaches, misuse, and unauthorised access are not edge cases – they are a structural consequence of centralised identity models that were never designed for today’s scale or threat landscape.

Ther identity stays on the phone – never stored, never copied, never exposed.

Resiliant uses Self-Sovereign Identity to reverse this model by placing control back in the hands of the user, without weakening trust for organisations. Identity verification is achieved through cryptographic proof rather than stored personal data, allowing organisations to confirm identity with confidence while avoiding the risks and responsibilities of holding sensitive information. The result is stronger assurance, improved privacy, and a fundamentally safer foundation for digital trust.

Why Traditional Identity Models Fail

Centralised identity systems rely on storing copies of personal data, credentials, and documents in third-party systems. These repositories are prime targets for attack and are responsible for many of the largest data breaches globally.

Once data is copied, it cannot be controlled, recalled, or fully protected. Users lose visibility, and organisations inherit ongoing liability.

Our Approach

Resiliant replaces centralised data storage with user-controlled identity. Personal identity documents and credentials are stored securely on the user’s own smartphone, not in shared databases or cloud repositories.

Only cryptographic proof is used to verify identity. Personal data is never collected, retained, or exposed by Resiliant or any third party.

How Self-Sovereign ID Works

Identity documents are verified once and stored in a secure, tamper-proof vault on the user’s phone. When identity is required, the user approves the request and shares only the specific proof needed – nothing more.

The organisation receives confirmation, not data. Documents never leave the device, eliminating the risk of interception, reuse, or mass compromise.

Privacy by Design

Because identity data is never stored centrally, there is nothing to leak, steal, or breach. Even if a system is attacked, no personal data exists to be exposed.

This model aligns with privacy regulations by design, not as an afterthought, and removes the operational burden of data protection from organisations.

User Control & Consent

Users remain in full control of their identity at all times. They can see exactly what is being requested, approve or deny access instantly, and revoke permissions whenever required.

There are no passwords to remember, no documents to upload repeatedly, and no loss of control once identity has been shared.

Total Control for Admins

Organisations gain strong, cryptographically verifiable identity without storing sensitive data. This reduces compliance costs, simplifies audits, and removes long-term data liability.

Identity verification is consistent, repeatable, and secure across web and mobile workflows.

 

Integration and Deployment

Resiliant integrates easily with existing internal systems and workflows, supporting seamless authentication across web and mobile environments without requiring changes to user journeys or operational processes. It works alongside current identity and access controls, allowing organisations to adopt self-sovereign identity without disrupting internal platforms or services.

Deployment is fast, scalable, and designed to operate silently in the background. Once in place, identity verification runs automatically, requiring minimal ongoing management while supporting growth, increased usage, and evolving security requirements without additional complexity.