Identity

From the invention of the Web in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee and his colleagues at CERN to the decentralized Web3 ecosystems of today, learn about the entire history and the forthcoming future of the Web.

Decentralized identity is a type of identity management that allows people to control their own digital identity without depending on a third party. Here's a complete guide on decentralized identity and decentralized identifiers.

Dock is a pioneer in the decentralized identity space. Since 2017, our expert team has been building cutting-edge Verifiable Credentials and technology. We created this comprehensive guide on Verifiable Credentials to explain what

Learn everything you need to know about Dock Network. In this guide, we cover what Dock is, the problems it is solving, Web3 & DIDs, Dock's product suite, the Dock blockchain, partners and clients, DOCK token, and our team.

The advancement of technology in the digital space has had a significant impact on the way people interact with businesses. Several aspects of people’s everyday lives are now conducted digitally, from shopping

Earlier this year, we asked ourselves: does our design and style of imagery reflect what we do? The answer was no. Dock is a pioneer in the revolutionary Web3 space. Since 2018, we&

Trial Dock Certs Today Trial Dock Certs here and create, issue, and verify verifiable credentials without writing a single line of code. Dock Certs is the perfect tool for organizations that want to

Moving past the login box using Verifiable Credentials Visit any traditional website today and you’ll likely be confronted with a barrage of obstacles. The first thing will be those annoying cookie pop

A credential comprises one or more claims made by the issuer of a credential about the subject. For example; a driving license containing the licensee's name, SSN, date of birth, etc

With almost 7.5 million people working in the construction industry and 673,000 people employed by the mining industry, contributing about 5% to overall employment in the US economy, it’s becoming

How Verifiable Credentials can transform your business Dock’s API allows you to easily issue, verify, manage, and revoke verifiable credentials and decentralized identities. PDF certifications can be easily forged meaning online diplomas

Badges & other digital credentials significantly benefit the offerings of LMS systems The value created by digital badges and credentials affects more than just the organizations issuing them - they also greatly empower

Leveraging Dock to Streamline Credential Verification and Monitoring Verification processes in the healthcare industry are plagued with inefficiencies due to paper-based licenses and certificates, coupled with manual verification processes and gatekeepers. Traditional verification

The value created by digital credentials affects more than just the organizations issuing them- they also empower the recipients. By receiving and managing digital credentials, individuals gain control over their digital identities and are able to elevate the story of their professional journey.

Organizations are recognizing the business value of a micro credential management system as it positively affects their bottom line, improves retention, engages their employees and increases brand exposure.

At Dock we aren't afraid to ask the tough questions, and with what we're building there have been plenty. Its become obvious to us that when people control their verified information, it empowers their lives for the better. As we build a solution enabling exactly this, we need to answer the question

In our white paper we discussed the major problems that are created due to data silos that exist on the internet. We as individuals don't own or control the data that we work so hard to create and are often prevented from easily sharing our own data across the internet. Over the past year, we've

On March 17, a whistleblower revealed that Cambridge Analytica compiled over 87 million Facebook profiles for Trump's presidential campaign in order to target American voters during the election. This information was then used to create a software program to predict and influence individual voters

“The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data” -The Economist in an article about the rise of a new economy called ‘Data’With an increasing number of people attaching value to privacy and data control, it is the prerogative of the governing bodies to bring regulations into data