Self-Sovereign Identity: Decentralized digital identity and verifiable credentials

“Blockchain for Self Sovereign Digital Identity” is par excellence book written on next generation digital identity that step by step explores the entire identity ecosystem with adequate theory, labs and live use cases. Please find the chapters below
Chapter 1 - Data Breach, the 21st Century Crisi
Chapter 2 – Evolution of Digital Identity
Chapter 3 – Hyperledger Indy, Aries and Ursa
Chapter 4 - Microsoft Identity Overlay Network (ION)
Chapter 5 – Ethereum uPort, Civic
Chapter 6 – Use Cases Authentication with Decentralized Dynamic Biometrics
Chapter 7 - Use Cases in Banking and Fintech
Chapter 8 - Use Cases in Healthcare
Chapter 9 – Use Cases in e-Governance
Chapter 10 – Use Cases in Retail (Big Data + Blockchain + AI)
Chapter 11 – Evaluation of Identity Protocols, Live Projects and Future

The book starts with various data breaches, their causes and how different identity platforms have tried to resolve issues related to personal data over time.
From third chapter on-wards the book would cover some of the most popular identity platforms that can address personal data sharing issues. In later chapters the readers would be introduced to various data sharing challenges in finance, insurance, healthcare, e-Governance etc. and how Self Sovereign Identity can solve these issues through its unique and efficient distributed ledger technology offering. Many new business scenarios and solutions would be illustrated with ~70 flowcharts, diagrams that stakeholders can refer to and further enhance as per respective business need and deploy in live projects.
It's edition II with many new concepts such as Hyperledger Aries, Decentralized Biometrics based password-less & contact-less authentication, Neo Banking, Sentiment Analysis Bigdata + Blockchain + AI, eIDAS, Indian Personal Data Protection Bill PDPB.
The book would be very useful for readers of every background whosoever are either eager to develop any Self Sovereign Identity based application. They would get an opportunity to learn the business need, various available Self Sovereign Identity products in the market, their architecture and different live projects that are ongoing in this field. By the end of the book readers would have enough information to choose a specific Self Sovereign Identity product for their use case and start development taking help of ample examples that the book offers.