Digital Trust Test Bench

Digital Trust Test Bench (DTT) is a quality assurance tool for digital credentials, allowing governments and organizations to test digital credentials to ensure compatibility with other platforms.
The cloud-based platform enables interoperability testing among technology components and solutions within the digital trust ecosystem. DTT is designed to be an all-in-one platform for digital trust ecosystem participants to achieve and maintain interoperability through early and continuous testing, regardless of their role, process, or technology.
Currently, DTT enables the testing of digital wallets against the Hyperledger Aries Agent Test Harness without requiring the user to have software development or DevOps expertise. The user experience consists of three key steps: test configuration, test execution, and report generation.
IDLab continuously engages the community to extend and improve upon the capabilities of the platform to meet user needs. This project focuses on two desired outcomes: 1) Increase the value and benefits for users by establishing the second iteration of the user experience, and 2) Expand the scope of supported testing scenarios by establishing a standardized integration approach for test subjects and test modules with the platform.
Interns will leverage Design Thinking to explore the research problem and find potential ways to achieve the desired outcomes.

Faculty Supervisor:

Oliver Schneider;Nafiseh Kahani

Student:

Partner:

DTLab

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

Carleton University; University of Waterloo

Program: