Gregor "Little Detritus" Bransky
Gregor "Little Detritus" Bransky has been involved in public digital infrastructure policies for nearly a decade. Since 2021 he is a co-founder of the Innovationverbund Öffentliche Gesundheit e.V. (InÖG) and the acting board member for policy and press. The InÖG is a civic-tech project dedicated to building public digital infrastructures that empower the members of the societies they are build to serve.
He is an active member of the Open Regulatory Compliance WG at Eclipse Foundation, the ORBIT WG at OpenSSF and the Supply Chain Integrity, Transparency, and Trust (SCITT) WG at IETF.
Sessions
With the Cyber Resilience Act FOSS projects are legally on the hook as part of software supply chain ecosystems. In order to address regulatory obligations and foster open collaboration within software supply chain ecosystems best practices, tooling and standards as well as established pathways for public benefit stewardship are needed. The talk will present current work in various Open Source Foundations, the IETF, as well the EU.
Wie auf dem 39. Chaos Communication Congress (39C3) von Bianca Kastl dargelegt, gab es bereits im Dezember 2025 umfassende Parallelen zwischen der EU-DI-Wallet und der elektronischen Patientenakte (ePA). Dieser Trend hat sich im Laufe des Jahres 2026 fortgesetzt. Es wird gezeigt was die ePA und die EU-DI-Wallet mit Sproks gemeinsam haben. Was die politischen Fragen bei digitalen Identitäten sind, zum Abschluss gibt es ein paar Faktenchecks.