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Overview
A fundamental challenge across modern identity systems is the reliance on static personally identifiable information (PII) — such as identity numbers, usernames, expiry dates, and security codes — that remains unchanged across repeated use. Once exposed, static identifiers can be reused, replayed, and exploited across services and channels.
Ānśik IDTM addresses this problem by replacing static identifiers with dynamic, partial identity values that are valid only for a limited time and context, significantly reducing the risk associated with interception, reuse, or compromise.
How Ānśik IDTM Works
Rather than displaying or transmitting a complete identity, Ānśik IDTM exposes only a partial identity value to the user or relying party. The complete identity is never directly shared and can be reconstructed only by an authorised Identity Provider under controlled policy conditions.
Each relying party is mapped to a unique, context-bound complete identity, ensuring that identity values cannot be reused or misapplied across different services. Identity values automatically expire and regenerate, preventing replay, enumeration, and credential harvesting attacks.
Dynamic Protection by Design
Ānśik IDTM introduces renewable identity behaviour across both physical and digital environments. Identity values rotate based on policy-defined intervals, risk posture, or usage context, ensuring that previously observed identifiers become unusable outside their valid window.
For online environments, Ānśik IDTM supports dynamic usernames (One-Time Usernames) and renewable authentication credentials, eliminating static usernames as a common attack vector and strengthening existing authentication frameworks without requiring end-user retraining.
Where It Can Be Deployed
Ānśik IDTM is designed to operate across a wide range of identity ecosystems, including:
- Government and national identity programs
- Payment cards and financial authentication systems
- Enterprise access, workforce credentials, and online identities
- Digital identity wallets and regulated authentication platforms
The system supports both software-based smart cards (mobile applications) and hardware smart cards, with full feature parity across both formats.
Key Advantages
- Mitigates a broad range of identity-based attacks, including phishing, skimming, replay, MITM, and insider misuse.
- Dynamic expiry ensures time-bound validity of identity values.
- Static PII is never reused; complete identities regenerate automatically using One-Time Complete Identities (OTCI).
- Unique identity mapping per relying party prevents cross-service misuse.
- Broad-spectrum protection across physical and digital identity channels.
- Compatible with government IDs, payment cards, and online identity systems.
- Non-invasive deployment, requiring no behavioural change or user training.
- Eliminates static usernames through One-Time Usernames (OTUN).
- Reduces operational and logistical costs for issuers, verifiers, and service providers.
Why It Matters
By limiting identity exposure to renewable, partial values and centralising reconstruction within trusted systems, Ānśik IDTM shifts identity security from detection and recovery to prevention by design.
When deployed at scale, it enables a fundamentally safer model for issuing, using, and verifying identities across modern digital and physical infrastructures.
Ānśik IDTM aligns with higher assurance identity frameworks, including Zero Identity Exposure Level (ZIEL) and Partial Identity Assurance Levels (P-IAL)
Ānśik ID – Software smart card
Ānśik IDTM – Software Smart Card
Software-based smart cards provide a cost-effective and highly scalable deployment option for Dynamic Partial Identity.
In this model, device-bound cryptographic material is securely stored within a mobile application, which interacts with the Identity Provider to generate renewable Partial Identity values. The complete identity is never stored or exposed on the device and can be reconstructed only by an authorised Identity Provider.
Key Benefits:
- Highly cost-effective — minimal hardware requirements
- Rapid provisioning — identities can be issued instantly
- No logistics overhead — eliminates card printing, shipping, and lifecycle management
Ānśik IDTM – Software Smart Card delivers full Dynamic Partial Identity functionality without requiring dedicated hardware.
Ānśik ID – Hardware smart card
Ānśik IDTM – Hardware Smart Card
FIPS and Common Criteria (CC) certified hardware smart cards provide a high-assurance deployment option for Dynamic Partial Identity, particularly in regulated and high-risk environments.
In this model, device-resident cryptographic material is securely stored within certified hardware, enabling the generation of renewable Partial Identity values without reliance on a mobile operating system. As with all Ānśik IDTM deployments, complete identities are never exposed by the card and are reconstructed only by the authorised Identity Provider.
Additional Advantages:
- Reduced exposure to OS-level zero-day vulnerabilities
Hardware smart cards operate independently of mobile operating systems, limiting exposure to OS-level exploits and malware. - No smartphone dependency
Users can authenticate and operate securely without requiring a mobile device, making this option suitable for restricted or offline environments.
Ānśik IDTM – Hardware Smart Card delivers full Dynamic Partial Identity functionality with the highest level of physical and environmental assurance.