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Inside the LICORICE Framework: Privacy-Preserving Identity and Cyber Threat Intelligence
How can we prove who we are without revealing unnecessary personal information — or share cyber-threat intelligence without exposing sensitive operational data?
The LICORICE Framework Blueprints explore two approaches to these challenges: privacy-preserving Attribute-Based Credentials (p-ABCs) and privacy-preserving Cyber Threat Intelligence (ppCTI).
The document explains how p-ABCs use cryptographic techniques to support selective disclosure, allowing users to prove specific attributes without revealing more information than necessary. It also introduces ppCTI, which applies privacy policies and data anonymisation techniques to help organisations exchange valuable threat intelligence while protecting sensitive information.
Together, these components illustrate how privacy-enhancing technologies can support trusted digital identity and more secure collaboration across digital ecosystems.
Curious to see how the framework works? Explore the technical blueprints and discover how LICORICE approaches privacy-preserving identity management and cybersecurity data sharing.
