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Suomi-fi e-Identification service will be used in password.aalto.fi

The e-Identification service used by the Aalto username and password management service password.aalto.fi will change on Tuesday 5.12.2017.

The new Suomi-fi e-Identification service provides the same identification method (bank id, mobile certificate and  electronic ID card issued by the Finnish police) to safely recognize users as the old Vetuma service. In addition to new user interface the new service also supports identification by using Oma Säästöpankki bank-ids.

More information about Suomi.fi e-Identification service in English: https://esuomi.fi/suomi-fi-services/suomi-fi-e-identification/?lang=en

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