Summertime is full of festivals, joy and moments of sharing: venues have opened their doors again to bring live music back to their fans. We thought it would be interesting to revisit summertime memories while being transported to the future of the music industry.
Following the successful release of EBSI v2.0.0-rc.14 to the Pre-Production environment in July, the team has been preparing the necessary steps for the imminent go-live to production.
The web is increasingly more distributed, and with it, a new pattern of information sharing is emerging: Self Sovereign Information sharing, where citizens stay in control of their information by choosing what and when to disclose it, and to whom EBSI enables self-sovereign Citizen-to-Government (C2G) and C2B (Citizen-to-Business) privacy-preserving information sharing. Discover the 5 reasons for you to have a look at this initiative.
Check out the new EBSI website dedicated to all developers of Digital Wallets and other Self-Sovereign Applications!
Plenty of events are on the horizon for eDelivery stakeholders. We invite you to learn about the planned eDelivery webinars for 2022-2023 for both technical and business users and already book your calendars for this autumn.
Following the publishing of the release candidate at the beginning of June, the final release of eDelivery SMP 4.2 is now here! With a code base that almost doubled in size, this release is twice as configurable, brings new authentication options and plenty of new features. Read more about the new version on its dedicated page.
Domibus 5.0, the sample implementation of an eDelivery Access Point maintained by the EU, was released. In addition to new features, Domibus 5.0 comes with unprecedented performance improvements that allow it to reliably handle more than 1000 messages/s. Read more about the new features, improvements and bug fixes brought by this release.
In line with the EU digital strategy, EU Institutions, Bodies and Agencies (EUIBAs) adopt qualified trust services to ensure the legal entity’s authenticity and integrity while increasing efficiency and eliminating the use of paper.
eDelivery was proposed as the most suitable solution for data exchange in the Once-Only Technical System (OOTS). eDelivery will be used in OOTS as the underlying technology for public authorities across the EU to securely exchange evidence required in various administrative procedures.
On 22 June 2022, EU countries voted in favour to create a data space between EU public administrations. With its rollout in every Member State by the end of 2023, the Once Only Technical System (OOTS) - composed of EU-wide building blocks such as eID and eDelivery - may become a template for other data spaces in different sectors.
A vulnerability allowing Remote Code Execution has been reported by the Spring project on 31 March 2022. The eDelivery team immediately provided patches for all concerned product lines which were under active support. You can read more about the patched versions on the dedicated page.
Following the publishing of the release candidate at the beginning of June, the final release of eDelivery SMP 4.2 is now here! With a code base that almost doubled in size, this release is twice as configurable, brings new authentication options and plenty of new features. Read more about the new version on its dedicated page.
Domibus 4.2.10, the sample implementation of an eDelivery Access Point maintained by the EU, was released. As usual, users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to the latest patch of the version they are using. Further 4.2 patches will be released until 7 December 2022. You can find more information about the release on its dedicated page.
Domibus 5.0, the sample implementation of an eDelivery Access Point maintained by the EU, was released. In addition to new features, Domibus 5.0 comes with unprecedented performance improvements that allow it to reliably handle more than 1000 messages/s. Read more about the new features, improvements and bug fixes brought by this release.
The eDelivery PKI service is currently being migrated from its incumbent certification authority to CommisSign-2, the certification authority of the European Commission. The PKI domain owners are requested to sign the updated General Terms and Conditions document to ensure an uninterrupted provision of eDelivery PKI service to their users.
The European Commission provides the eDelivery Conformance Testing service to verify conformance of implementations of the eDelivery AS4 and SMP specifications to the relevant specifications. As of today, 30 solutions were recognised conformant according to the eDelivery AS4 profile, and ten according to the eDelivery SMP one.
Secure digital data exchange is becoming ever easier thanks to the constant upgrade of the eDelivery service provision. eDelivery’s roadmap for 2022-2023 includes several major updates that keep abreast of the latest technology trends: new versions of SML, Domibus and SMP are scheduled for Q4 2022, Q1 2023 and Q2 2023, respectively.
