Keynotes
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Tuesday, 04/22/2008 |
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14:00 — 14:30 |
Opening Keynote On the Future of Identity Management
Martin Kuppinger, Kuppinger Cole
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14:30 — 15:00 |
How Claims Will Change Everything
Kim Cameron will present the Identity Metasystem Model, and explore the profound effect the widespread use of “claims” will have on tearing down application, network, and vendor silos within the enterprise and beyond. He will discuss the benefits of the model to users, application developers and operations personnel, and discuss its growing cross-industry momentum.
Kim Cameron will present the Identity Metasystem Model, and explore the profound effect the widespread use of “claims” will have on tearing down application, network, and vendor silos within the enterprise and beyond. He will... MORE 
Kim Cameron, Architect of Identity and Access in the Connected Systems Division, Microsoft
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15:00 — 15:30 |
Business-centric Identity Management
In the enterprise Identity Management has been seen as the domain of IT Security and IT Operations, whereas most company processes are driven by the business. This keynote looks at the thoughts that SAP has on linking the domains of IT security and operations with the business to create business-centric Identity Management solutions.
In the enterprise Identity Management has been seen as the domain of IT Security and IT Operations, whereas most company processes are driven by the business. This keynote looks at the thoughts that SAP has on linking the domains of IT security... MORE 
Keith Grayson, Business Development Manager, EMEA, SAP
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15:30 — 16:00 |
5 Trends Driving De-Perimeterization & Federation
There’s no escape. The Internet is forcing companies to consider a new de-perimeterized view of their enterprise. Smart companies are now preparing to secure their users, partner interactions and on-demand applications at scale, all of which have become increasingly distributed across the Internet. Discover the five macro-trends that are driving this new wave of Internet-scale security and federation and what you can do to prepare.
There’s no escape. The Internet is forcing companies to consider a new de-perimeterized view of their enterprise. Smart companies are now preparing to secure their users, partner interactions and on-demand applications at scale, all of... MORE 
André Durand, Founder & CEO, Ping Identity
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16:00 — 16:30 |
Identity Services: An Adaptive Security Foundation For Next-Generation Applications
This keynote will articulate the value of standards-based, externalized, reusable and context aware identity services across every stage of the application lifecycle. Using customer examples & Oracle's own experiences in the design of its next-generation of applications, it will provide an update on the existing & emerging standards, how these come together to form a framework for practical implementation of these concepts & articulate areas where gaps still exist.
This keynote will articulate the value of standards-based, externalized, reusable and context aware identity services across every stage of the application lifecycle. Using customer examples & Oracle's own experiences in the design of its... MORE 
Amit Jasuja, Vice President, Development Security & Identity Management, Oracle
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17:00 — 17:30 |
Beyond IAM: The Way to Business Service Excellence
IAM is not an isolated part of IT. It is a part of the services IT delivers to the business. Even while being a very important topic, Identity Management has to be understood as a part of overall Business Service Management initiatives. Business process automation isn’t really different for IAM and for other services which IT provides. Identity Management is as well important because it is a cornerstone of IT accounting, as well as of the compliance-driven control of every business service management initiative. Eckhard Völcker provides his view and vision on how Identity Management has to be integrated in these overall strategies and how they will succeed – whilst isolated BSM strategies which focus only on some technical IT infrastructure services are likely to fail or at least not to fully deliver their promise.
IAM is not an isolated part of IT. It is a part of the services IT delivers to the business. Even while being a very important topic, Identity Management has to be understood as a part of overall Business Service Management initiatives.... MORE 
Eckhard Völcker, Vorstandsvorsitzender, Völcker Informatik AG
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17:30 — 18:00 |
Beyond Compliance: Policy Management as a Business Enabler
Regulatory compliance has increased the focus on Identity and Security Management, particularly in the area of preventive controls. What is sometimes lost in the shuffle is that compliance is one aspect of GRC, and that companies are driven primarily by growth and profit. Policy management has an important role to play not only in compliance, but also in supporting the business agility necessary to realize corporate goals; to fulfill this role, policy must be available and manageable pervasively and transparently throughout organizational processes. This presentation describes the current landscape and a path forward.
Regulatory compliance has increased the focus on Identity and Security Management, particularly in the area of preventive controls. What is sometimes lost in the shuffle is that compliance is one aspect of GRC, and that companies are driven... MORE 
Volker Smid, President, General Manager, Europe, Middle East, & Africa, Novell
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18:00 — 18:30 |
Managing Risks effectively through Business driven Security Services
Everyone Knows.... Globalization is one of the strongest trends shaping business environments today, with trust being central to build business to business relationships where online transactions replace personal interaction. Eroding trust means losing business and may even cause risks which fundamentally affect enterprises. Identity Management has become a key element to keep risks manageable and flexibility to react on market developments high. With growing demand, the market for identity management solutions has become complex and fragmented, leading many adopters into immature implementations lacking interoperability and the perspective to adapt them to changing requirements. Mr. Schallenmüller explains, what the Siemens vision and strategy is to help businesses to find their way to an integrated multi-vendor multi-standards architecture, where privacy and security are not just seen as requirements, but are considered as business drivers.
Everyone Knows.... Globalization is one of the strongest trends shaping business environments today, with trust being central to build business to business relationships where online transactions replace personal interaction.... MORE 
Siegfried Schallenmueller, President, Subdivision Professional Services & Solution Management, Siemens Enterprise Communications
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18:30 — 19:00 |
Market perspectives on Governance, Compliance and Identity Management
Regulatory compliance and how these requirements impact IT budgets and priorities has been - over the past year in particular - a pressing issue for business and IT professionals alike. According to a new study published by IDC, the market demands IT products and services providers that understand these regulatory requirements at a high level yet deliver compliance solutions specific to individual vertical markets. All of these regulatory compliance requirements and internal control objectives have major IT security components to protect the assets of the public or the markets which are served by the client's business. Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), Basel II, Gramm-Leach-Biley Act, HIPAA, SCADA, SOX, Europe Data Protection Directive, J-SOX are examples of some of the major and increasing drivers of defining how IT Security needs to be executed. The foundation of any information security strategy is the ability to authenticate and authorize the users in your enterprise IT network. As the definition of a legitimate user expands, the challenge of identity and access management becomes more complex, and threats to the enterprise infrastructure increase. As customers’ increasingly interconnect employees, customers and partners with enterprise’s processes and applications, security management becomes vital to the health of business. And not only because is it important to managing risks and to facilitating compliance with enterprise and governmental mandates. A superior security management solution can give your business the flexibility and integration to quickly adapt to changing market requirements and secure new initiatives and services.
Regulatory compliance and how these requirements impact IT budgets and priorities has been - over the past year in particular - a pressing issue for business and IT professionals alike. According to a new study published by IDC, the market... MORE 
Marne E. Gordan, GRC Market Manager, Tivoli Software
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Wednesday, 04/23/2008 |
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08:30 — 09:00 |
On the Importance of User Centric Identity for the Way we do Business
Martin Kuppinger, Kuppinger Cole
Doc Searls, Berkman Fellow, Harvard Law School
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09:00 — 09:30 |
The Future of Telco Business Models Opening Authentication & Identity-centric APIs to Third Parties
Telcos are facing two fundamental challenges with the move to User Centric Identity and the opening of their ecosystem to Third Party applications. With their control of access networks and devices, Telcos are in a unique position to offer authentication and Identity-centric "foundation" APIs to Developer Communities. As a leading actor of this revolution, Orange will present and discuss best practices, challenges & business opportunities that come with the opening of its identity-centric APIs.
Telcos are facing two fundamental challenges with the move to User Centric Identity and the opening of their ecosystem to Third Party applications. With their control of access networks and devices, Telcos are in a unique position to offer... MORE 
Ariel Gordon, Principal PM Architect, Identity and Security Division, Microsoft
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09:30 — 10:00 |
Putting Identity in Context: putting the Context in Identity
Pundits talk about “Identity is center” or “Identity is the base” or even “Identity is the platform” in attempting to place Identity within the correct context of electronic interactions. But Identity won’t fully deserve that core place until we can put more context into the identity transactions. It’s only through knowing the full context - the Who, What, When, Where, How and Why – of an Identity event that we can properly determine the action that should follow.
Pundits talk about “Identity is center” or “Identity is the base” or even “Identity is the platform” in attempting to place Identity within the correct context of electronic interactions. But Identity... MORE 
Dave Kearns, Identity Expert & Writer, Network World
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17:30 — 18:00 |
Tenets of Identity Management
Jackson Shaw hat im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes mit Tausenden von Kunden über Identity und Access Management gesprochen. Er erläutert zwölf nützliche Grundsätze, die für jedes Unternehmen hilfreich sind, das die Herausforderungen des Identity Management meistern will, insbesondere in komplexen Umgebungen.
Jackson Shaw hat im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes mit Tausenden von Kunden über Identity und Access Management gesprochen. Er erläutert zwölf nützliche Grundsätze, die für jedes Unternehmen hilfreich sind, das die... MORE 
Jackson Shaw, Active Directory, Identity Management Expert, Quest Software
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18:00 — 18:30 |
Security, Privacy and Trust – Mission Impossible?
Scott McNealy famously said "You have zero privacy - get over it". The recent stories regarding the loss of personal data have put a sharp perspective on the question of privacy. Polls show that people say they will only deal with organization that they can trust to protect their personal data. What can organizations do to achieve this trust?
Scott McNealy famously said "You have zero privacy - get over it". The recent stories regarding the loss of personal data have put a sharp perspective on the question of privacy. Polls show that people say they will only deal with... MORE 
Mike Small, Information Security Management Advisor, Fellow Analyst, Kuppinger Cole
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18:30 — 19:00 |
The Future of Identification
The current trend of Biometric traits in governments issued cards such as e-passports, citizen-id or some employee-id cards like in fips201 will definitely change the Identification landscape. The drop in cost of various biometric technologies appears to make them good candidates for enterprise identification systems as well. The risks for the individuals of identification of unfettered usage of advance identification technologies appear considerable. Even the privacy friendly initiatives today (cardspace, Higgins) present the end-user with unfair consent requests that he/she might be ill-equipped to answer, with no understanding of the risks behind the consent. Simply put every release of identification information bears certain risks. Identity is a valuable commodity. In this context it seems important to start looking at strategies minimizing the release of identification information in usage scenarios, with significant usage of managed anonymity on end of the spectrum, possession based ticketing technologies, before we reach use cases requiring the very controlled release of irreplaceable identity traits.
The current trend of Biometric traits in governments issued cards such as e-passports, citizen-id or some employee-id cards like in fips201 will definitely change the Identification landscape. The drop in cost of various biometric technologies... MORE 
Dominic Fedronic, CTO, ActivIdentity
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Thursday, 04/24/2008 |
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08:30 — 09:00 |
Identity Management & eHealth Trends and Needs in Clinical Information Management
Prof. Dr. Björn Bergh, Director of Information Technology and Clinical Engineering (CIO), Professor for Medical Information, University Hospital Heidelberg
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09:00 — 09:30 |
KPMGs IAM Survey - IAM Current State and Maturity within European Organisations
Edge Zarrella will present the major findings of KPMGs latest european IAM survey. The survey analyses significant project goals and achievement of objectives as well as the current IAM state and maturity within major european organisations.
Edge Zarrella will present the major findings of KPMGs latest european IAM survey. The survey analyses significant project goals and achievement of objectives as well as the current IAM state and maturity within major european organisations. MORE 
Egidio (Edge) Zarrella, Global Partner in Charge, IT Advisory & ASPAC Partner in Charge, Risk Advisory Services, KPMG
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09:30 — 10:00 |
eGovernment Leadership EC Services Directive - Pushing eGovernment in Europe to a New Level
eGovernment Applications in Europe so far have not been broadly accepted, probably due to a lack of awareness and to not exploiting possible synergies on a European scale. The European Services Directive has the potential to significantly rise awareness and opens up new synergy potentials, as it liberates cross-border service offerings through multiple industries. The Services Directive will push the economy into an active role, enabled through new eGovernment applications. The EC Services Directive has to be put in force in each EC member country until the end of 2009 and all administrative processes related to it have to then be available electronically. Secure eGovernment therefore wins a new, European dimension. Implementing these processes electonically, will enable companies from any EC member country to easily offer services cross-border to other EC member countries. It therefore will be an important task, to rise awareness for these eGovernment applications related to the EC Services Directive, in order to avoid competitional disadvantages in a new competitional environment. Electronical documents, e-Identities and e-notification are the basic building blocks, which have to be available to companies to meet those new challenges. E-signature and the prevention of industry espionage will be side-effects achieved by this new egovernment service infrastructure. Prof. Dr. Posch´s keynote will describe these challenges and it is aiming at rising awareness for a new competitive environement on a European level.
eGovernment Applications in Europe so far have not been broadly accepted, probably due to a lack of awareness and to not exploiting possible synergies on a European scale. The European Services Directive has... MORE 
Prof. Dr. Reinhard Posch, CIO for the Austrian Federal Government, Republic of Austria
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17:30 — 18:00 |
Closing Keynote "On the future of GRC and Enterprise Role Management" - an interview with Paul Heiden
Martin Kuppinger, Kuppinger Cole
Paul Heiden, Founder & CEO, BHOLD COMPANY BV
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Language
English
Date
22.04. - 25.04.2008
Location
Munich
Registration fee
€1980.00
Free registration for journalists and bloggers
Contact person
Ms. Bettina Buthmann
+49 211 23 70 77 23
bb@kuppingercole.com
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