Identity in the Age of Zero Trust
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Identity in the Age of Zero Trust

Combined Session
Friday, September 27, 2019 10:30—11:30
Location: Emerald 3

What is Takes to Win in the Trust Economy, True Identity Verification

This is still in the works and needs further articulation, the premise that in today's connected world, access to authoritative insight around a persons identity is widely available, instead of using information on consumers there is a shift to using something a person Has, Is, and Knows is far more powerful combination.

Key takeaways:

  • Better Identity Proofing Methods Exist
  • True Frictionless interactions are Possible
  • Identity Fraud Should not Exist

What is Takes to Win in the Trust Economy, True Identity Verification
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What is Takes to Win in the Trust Economy, True Identity Verification
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Blair Cohen
Blair Cohen
AuthenticID
Named by OWI and one of the 100 Most Influential Identity Experts Globaly last month. Speaker at 11 conferences last year discussing Next Generation Identity Proofing though your Customer Journey...
Tim Maciejewski
Tim Maciejewski
Boku Identity
Tim is a Director at Boku Identity leading the go-to-market strategy and product positioning for the newly formed company. Prior to joining Boku he lead risk and fraud strategy at AT&T for over...

Panel: How to achieve Cloud-enabled Zero Trust Access Management with Unprecedented Architectural Flexibility

It has for years been the conventional wisdom that enterprises wishing to push applications from the data center to the Cloud must use federation-based solutions for Single Sign-On and forego the notion of access controls at the “perimeter”. And while federation protocols like SAML, WSFED and OIDC all provide SSO, they do not allow for strict perimeter enforcement, fine-grained access control, or practical centralized log and session management. In this talk Mr. Sand will explain how an innovative new approach – providing Web Access Management (WAM) as a set of REST-based Web services mediated by a dedicated Access API gateway – allows you to keep these and other crucial access management controls while enabling you to move to a hybrid cloud architecture, sever ties with legacy WAM systems in a controlled, stepwise manner, and radically increase the architectural flexibility of your access management environment. Mr. Sand will highlight how this method – in which every access request is vetted before ever reaching an application – allows organizations to both achieve Zero Trust Access Control and take full advantage of the opportunities and efficiencies of modern computing architectures and technologies such as Cloud, containerization, and microservices.

Key takeaways:

The audience will learn how to achieve zero trust access management in the Cloud, which has been unattainable until now. Federation comes close, but does not provide the fine grained access control in the cloud that was once only available on premises through enterprise access management solutions.

Blair Cohen
Blair Cohen
AuthenticID
Named by OWI and one of the 100 Most Influential Identity Experts Globaly last month. Speaker at 11 conferences last year discussing Next Generation Identity Proofing though your Customer Journey...
Parker Crockford
Parker Crockford
Onfido
Parker Crockford is Chief Policy Executive at Onfido. He is responsible for creating strategic alliances with key customers and advancing the new identity standard for the internet through policy...
Richard Sand
Richard Sand
IDF Connect, Inc.
Richard Sand, CEO of IDF Connect, is reinventing web access management for the modern era. He is the primary architect of SSO/Rest™, a universal REST solution for single sign-on,...
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