Norway has completed a plan to adopt the European Union’s forthcoming digital identity model, designed to bolster cybersecurity. However, the specifics of Norway's strategy are currently being withheld from public view. Abid Ali Teepo criticizes this lack of transparency, arguing that the public deserves access to information regarding the nation’s approach to digital security. The EU’s new model aims to create a standardized and secure digital identification system for citizens across member states. Norway’s response aims to align with this framework, likely addressing potential cyber threats and enhancing digital infrastructure. The decision to keep the details confidential raises questions about government accountability and open governance in matters of national security. It remains unclear when, or if, the plan will be made public.