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Estonia's partnership with Thales introduces a critical evolution in national infrastructure by combining advanced physical anti-counterfeiting measures with remotely upgradable firmware to address emerging cyber threats. This approach ensures long-term resilience for digital public services under eIDAS compliance without requiring immediate hardware replacement for every security update. The deployment underscores the strategic necessity of hybrid security architectures that protect both the card's physical integrity and its digital transaction capabilities.
Estonia Upgrades National Digital Identity Cards with Thales
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — With increasing cyber risks and the rapid evolution of digital public services, Estonia is reinforcing the security, durability and adaptability of the documents that underpin its digital society: identity cards, residence permit cards, e-resident digital identity cards, diplomatic identity cards, certificates of AIP (Applicant for International Protection). Backed by Thales’ […]
Estonia has launched a new generation of digital identity documents developed with Thales to strengthen physical and digital security. The new eID cards include advanced anti-counterfeiting features and software that can be remotely updated to address future cybersecurity threats. Thales will support the full lifecycle of the…
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