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Impressions of the European Identity & Cloud Conference 2016

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European Identity & Cloud Conference 2016
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Christian Loeffler - From Shadow IT to an IDaaS Solution
May 22, 2016

In this keynote session, Christian Loeffler talks about: project conduction, architecture definition, IDaaS election and implementation,key challenges for business and IT, lessons learned.

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John Worrall - The Most Travelled Attack Route: Securing the Privileged Pathway
May 22, 2016

Privileged accounts have been at the center of each recent high-profile attack. This session will explain how hackers that successfully exploit these accounts are able to gain a privileged foothold, allowing them unfettered access to elevate privileges and move about the network freely without detection.

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Dimitra Kamarinou - From Suppliers to Consumers: Issues of Liability in Industry 4.0
May 25, 2016

This session looks at the responsibilities and liabilities of organisations involved in the ‘smart manufacturing’ process both internally (e.g. towards employees) and externally (e.g. other organisations, suppliers, consumers, the environment) and at the difficulties of attributing liability in a complex web of stakeholders that might include cloud service providers. We also discuss the importance of contractual and non-contractual liability as well as statutory and common law liability, including fault-based and strict liability. This session also looks at why these legal questions are important and at potential ways to clarify issues of attribution of liability in Industry 4.0.

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Dr. Jutta Steiner - Blockchains Beyond the Hype
May 24, 2016

For the last few months, every day there has been a new announcement of a major corporate (successfully ?) trialing blockchain technology in a Proof-of-Concept. For anyone outside of the blockchain space and hype, it has become difficult to discern the signal from the noise. We give a brief introduction into the true technical innovation of these open multi-user platforms and present several use cases where businesses can benefit: From IT security to data privacy to IoT.

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Patrick Parker - Reimagining Identity and Access Management Processes with Algorithms
May 23, 2016

We are on the brink of a machine learning revolution in which computers won't just speed up existing security processes but enable the automation of processes and decisions too complex for the human mind to imagine. The machine-reengineering revolution will leverage powerful algorithms and the immense lakes of organizational data to drive changes in business processes that will fundamentally change the way security is managed. This session provides an overview of machine learning and big data technologies as they apply to Identity and Access Management.

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Jason Rose - Balancing Personalization and Trust in the Age of the Customer
May 23, 2016

In this session, find out how customer-obsessed businesses are increasing their audiences and creating trusted, customized experiences across devices and platforms in exchange for first-party data. We provide case studies of how leading brands are leveraging customer identity and access management (CIAM) to create personal relationships at scale while maintaining high degrees of data privacy and security.

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Dr. Carsten Bange - How Big Data Technology can help Increasing Cyber Attack Resilience
May 23, 2016

Big Data meets Security: Analyzing systems logs to understand behavior has become one of the main applications of big data technology. Open source initiatives as well as commercial tools and applications for big data integration, collection and analytics become more important building blocks of cyber attack resilience through better collection and analysis of very large sets of log and transaction data, real-time analysis of current events and potentially also prediction of future behavior.

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Ivan Niccolai - Blockchain, Identity, Cybersecurity
May 24, 2016

How is trust established without trusted third parties? Although it is not possible to offer a prediction of how distributed ledger technology with change society, the assertion that new and publically-accessible technology such as the internet, file sharing and social networks would empower individuals and lead to a more transparent and equitable society has been made before. While the advent of the internet has led to unparalleled global communication capabilities, it has also allowed for a situation of total, mass surveillance. The blockchain offers a trustless information security model, replacing human judgement with proof-of-work algorithms and perimeter security with total transparency.

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Patric Schmitz - Managing User Risk: How to Constrain, Control and Empower
May 23, 2016

A large proportion of time spend securing IT systems involves managing user risk in a variety of guises. Balancing the need to be secure against the needs of users to be productive in their day-to-day activities is an on-going challenge. In this session I will show how you can deliver reductions in user risk without impacting their productivity. How IT Security can empower users to do more with less risk.

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Lessons learnt from the Ukraine's ‘Lights Out’ Attack
May 11, 2016

When cyber attackers can bring down something as impactful as the power grid, the way we think about security needs to change.

Michael Kleist of CyberArk explains more.

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Proof of Identity for Refugees and Beyond: Blockchain Identity for the World
May 24, 2016

Recent research estimates that there are 1.5 billion individuals who do not have any means to prove their legal identity. Failing states lacking to perform even the most basic administrative tasks, supressed ethnic groups, and of course all those who have to flee their home due to conflicts or disasters.

New thinking is required to make identification available to all humans, and to help refugees and displaced people to cross borders and to apply for asylum. In this panel discussion, we will try to outline a blockchain based supranational identity infrastructure under the roof of an organization like UN.

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Jackson Shaw - The Internet of Things One Year Later
May 23, 2016

Last year we had our first discussion of risk and value related to IoT. Over the last 12 months we have gone from “What is this IoT?” to IoT becoming a driver of digital transformation. All of the major platform (PaaS) players have made IoT a key part of their strategies. In this session Jackson will highlight how the IoT landscape has changed from a risk & security perspective for both consumers and enterprises, how it is driving digital transformation and why it is even more important for you to be planning your IoT strategy now.