Organisations
You need to show what people were told, who was accountable and under what rules, before anyone was identified. We help you get there, starting with a readiness briefing.
Operational transparency before identification
Trust you can verify. Data you control.
TCIEG helps organisations and institutions make transparency operational, so that consent and trust can scale across services and public infrastructure, and people keep control of their data. We work with co-regulated digital identification and AI governance standards.
Who we work with
Three ways in
Institutions and regulators
You need evidence you can inspect, and a code of practice that makes it consistent across services and borders. We work with regulators, standards bodies and public institutions on both.
Sponsors and pilot partners
Help show interoperable transparency working in real systems, starting with age assurance, and be named in the work as it develops.
Where the work is carried
In the rooms where it is decided
CPDP 2026, Brussels
“Transparency by Default: An Internet Transparency Code of Practice”, a panel moderated by the Council of Europe, 20 May 2026.
Internet Transparency Code of Practice
A transparency by default code that organisations can adopt and regulators can inspect. TCIEG supports its development, and is gathering expert input through its survey.
Kantara ANCR Working Group
The ANCR extension to ISO/IEC TS 27560:2023, Release 1: notice receipts that anchor who is accountable, without identifying the person.
Our work
The framework
Operational Transparency Stack
The standards that, used together, make transparency work in practice.
ITCoP
The Internet Transparency Code of Practice, aligned with Convention 108+.
Operational Transparency
Why notice and accountability have to be knowable before identification, inference and transfer.
REALconsent
What has to be in place for consent to be real, and for that to be provable later.
Co-regulated Digital Identification
Identity belongs to the person. Records show who is identifying them, and under which rules.
Interoperability & Standards
How the notice, consent and privacy signal standards in use today can work together.
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TCIEG welcomes discussion with regulators, standards participants, civil society, technology providers, legal experts, privacy engineers and implementation practitioners working toward interoperable Operational Transparency standards.