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    Mar Ibáñez

    Principal Associate

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    • Madrid

    Mar is a lawyer specialising in electronic signatures, trust services, cybersecurity and data protection.

    Mar has a solid background as an expert in electronic identification and signature, as well as in privacy and information security. She was Manager of the Agency of Technology and Electronic Certification (ACCV) and head of the legal department of the Certification Authority of the Valencian Community. He has advised on the qualification of trust services under the eIDAS Regulation, participating in implementation, adaptation and auditing processes in the field of personal data protection.

    He has worked on the evaluation of electronic identification and signature systems, the approval of electronic invoicing systems and ICT regulatory compliance for public and priv

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    • Privacidad y Protección de Datos

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    Reports
    Use of Cl@ve by third parties: strengthening the restrictive approach of the Public Administration and its impact on digital intermediation models

    The State Agency for Tax Administration ("AEAT"), through its resolution published in April titled "Personal Use of Cl@ve and Prevention of Unauthorized Intermediation Practices", reinforces its position regarding the personal and non-transferable nature of the Cl@ve system and expressly questions models in which third parties intervene in the use of citizens' credentials to access public administration services.

    Reports
    13 March 2026
    Energy acquisition under Royal Decree 88/2026: identification, information and ability to provide evidence

    The new regulatory framework requires contracting processes capable of documenting each stage of consumer consent, promoting the use of digital identity, electronic signatures and trusted electronic services.

    Reports
    22 January 2026
    New identification requirement: acceptance of mobile identity cards for public and private face-to-face procedures

    The new regulations require that public and private entities accept digital identity cards as a valid means of in-person identification starting in April 2026.