Digital Resources

Digital resources are assets or data managed by an Application Developer and linked to Digital Identities. These resources are protected within the OAuth 2.0 framework through a Resource Server, which grants access only to authorized users with valid Access Tokens.

Examples of Digital Resources:

• Personal Data: Sensitive user information such as profiles, email addresses, phone numbers, or personal identifiers.

• Health Data: Protected health information (PHI), including diagnostic results, prescriptions, medical histories, and treatment plans.

• Financial Data: Sensitive financial information such as account details, transaction records, or credit scores.

• Company Data: Proprietary business information, including customer records, financial reports, and operational analytics.

• Application Data: Data generated or consumed by applications, such as user settings, transaction logs, or user-generated content.

• AI Applications: Machine learning models, decision-making algorithms, and AI-driven tools.

• Documents and Files: Confidential documents or proprietary files stored in cloud environments or enterprise systems.

• Mobile or Web Applications: Functionalities or data within web and mobile applications restricted to authenticated users.

• Systems and Devices: IoT devices, servers, or industrial control systems that require secure management and authentication.