Technology as a cultural lever
Illinois is unique among states because it has deployed an enterprise-level PKI that is cross-certified with the Federal Bridge. While this is a major accomplishment, it is only one component in the state’s quest to develop a federally interoperable credential. Technology is a lever and a force multiplier in any process, but must take a subordinate position to process and policy. Prior to the existence of the PIV Interoperable standard or FIPS 201, Illinois had a coordinated and engaged emergency response community that recognized the critical importance of interdisciplinary and cross-jurisdictional cooperation. Interoperable technology thus found a welcome home in the Land of Lincoln.
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