BYOID is Stepping Up
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BYOID is Stepping Up

Roundtable
Wednesday, May 14, 2014 11:00—13:00
Location: BODENSEE I

BYOID is Stepping Up

Identity Providers are becoming recognized as an interesting source of Authentication and Identification services. While the security teams are reasonably suspicious of such new advances, the business people in may enterprises are waking up to the potential of customers and even employees and contractors bringing their own identity. Governments too are engaging in this area as the high cost of delivering citizen services is tackled in many different countries.

Andrew Nash
Andrew Nash
KuppingerCole
Andrew Nash is a Fellow Analyst at KuppingerCole. Formerly he was CTO for Trulioo and before that Director of Identity Services at Google and PayPal and a board member at Open ID Foundation, Open...

National Identity Initiatives Compared - Convergence or Divergence?

The presentation compares a group of national online identity initiatives against a set of wide ranging criteria,and explores their potential trajectory.

National Identity Initiatives Compared - Convergence or Divergence?
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National Identity Initiatives Compared - Convergence or Divergence?
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Colin Wallis
Colin Wallis
Internal Affairs Dept, New Zealand Government
Colin holds leadership positions across the consortium space in Information Security and Trusted Identity - particularly where policy, strategy and technology plays into cloud, big data, government...

The Challenges of Third-party Identity Credentials & How a Trusted Identity Registry May Help: Example Initiatives in the UK and the US

Common law governments worldwide have begun to make commitments to adopt federated models for identity registration and credential authentication for central government services.  This approach requires close collaboration with industry to create the needed schemes or trust frameworks that organize the business, legal, and technical standards, and policies and best practices needed to succeed.

As these countries architect and deploy their identity federations it’s important that such development does not become siloed by jurisdiction.  Rather, for the successful operation of any market there needs to be trusted information sharing.  Listings—like the yellow pages—leverage data.  Directories—like the DNS—speed introductions. Exchanges—like the NASDAQ—grow markets.  Registries simplify transactions – wedding registries are an example.

Today, there are no such forums for sharing information on trusted identity.  OIX is building one.

Under the direction of the OIX Board of Directors, OIX is building OIXnet, an authoritative registry for online identity trust and a neutral exchange for sharing trusted identity data to enable global interoperability among identity federations in the commercial, non-profit, and public sectors.  The goal: a greater variety of trusted transactions at a greater velocity.

Don Thibeau
Don Thibeau
OpenID Foundation
Don is President and Chairman of the Open Identity Exchange (OIX) a non-profit organization of leaders from competing sectors, including enterprise, data services, telecommunications, consulting...

Belgian eID as Trust Generator Accross Sectors, Banking Included

Today more and more countries get involved in issuing National Online Identity schemes and solutions (e-ID). All e-Gov officials agree unanimously that this is the best way forward to implement authentication and signature for e-Gov applications in their own realm. The question whether the National e-ID schemes are fit to serve in commercial applications as a genuine business enabler gains more and more importance. This presentation is a real business case on how a government and a commercial partner in the finance industry joined forces to leverage a national eID solution. With unique wins for each partner like :

Frank Leyman
Frank Leyman
FedICT Belgium
Frank Leyman holds a Master degree in Marketing and in Applied Economics from the University of Mons in Belgium. He started his career with IBM Belgium in the telecom division. After 6 years he...

BYOI – Making Citizen and Consumer IdM Easy using Social IDs … and Secure using Attribute Verifiers and 2FA

Self-service portals are a universal "big bet"

For many organizations they are a losing bet!

Augmenting BYOI can make everyone a winner

Don Schmidt
Don Schmidt
Microsoft
Don Schmidt is a Principal Program Manager in the Windows Azure Active Directory engineering team at Microsoft with over 30 years of successful software and standards development experience in...

Attribute-Based Credentials (ABCs) for Privacy-Preserving Authentication

Privacy-ABCs are the (old) newcomer in the area of identity management. Being designed to protect the privacy of consumers in the internet ecosystem they include some concepts that are worth to be reviewed by enterprise identity management practitioners. This presentation will provide a high-level background on the privacy-ABC technology and introduce two pilots that had been run during ABC4Trust project. Additional typical privacy-ABC scenarios will be presented and the differences to non privacy-ABC instantiations highlighted.

Dr. Joerg Abendroth
Dr. Joerg Abendroth
Nokia Solutions and Networks
2000-2004 PhD "A unified Access Control Mechanism" at Trinity College Dublin 2004-2007 Corporate Technology, SiemensVarious projects with security topics, including responsible for TCG...
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