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From top-down ecosystems to collaborative ones

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Dr. Michele Nati
Head of Telco and Infrastructure Development
IOTA Foundation
Dr. Michele Nati
Michele Nati, PhD is Head of Telco and Infrastructure Development at IOTA Foundation. Michele is responsible to drive IOTA innovation in the Telco Sector.  Before joining the IOTA Foundation, Michele worked as Lead Technologist for Data and Trust at...
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European Identity and Cloud Conference 2021
Event Recording
From a Business Centric Consent Management Paradigm to a User Centric One
Sep 14, 2021

I today's digital world (post EU DMA, DSA, DGA regulation proposals (now tabled in EU Parliament for legislative approval by 2023), GAIAx birth in Europe and eprivacy new regulations adoption, the hard line separation between personal and non personal data is blurring and companies have yet understood what this means for them. While they thought that only personal data needed to be consented, now it's all the data that need the consent log prof for each digital identity they get associated to. Europeans have also created a new "notion" of cloud (GaiaX). A cloud where data can circulate freely, can be shared and mutualised (upon consent). This will have implications. Huge implications as GaiaX carries the option to "import/acquire" data also originated from other entities (including from outside Europe). The transfer mechanism will only be possible upon user express consent, voluntarily. User will need to be incentivised to agree to share. Since transfer can only be performed by users, and with consent, that will in fact open up to a secondary data market which sees the consent log representing a "transaction event'. Hence privacy will exit the framework compliance to enter the framework of "strategy and business development'. The contextual "data" hunt can begin (vs big data paradigm which fades aways). The de-monopolisation of consumer data, too.

Insights in how the new european digital policy opens to new business (data driven) opportunities;

Explanation of what market what solutions are available (commercial) to deploy (large or small companies, pubic sector, etc) to meet this important shift in data monetization strategies

Get access to information about partnerships/research projects linked to data portability implementation

Isabella de Michelis di Slonghello, CEO and founder, ErnieApp
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From Day One to Hour One: IGA in the Era of Extreme Automation
Sep 15, 2021

Cloud capabilities are driving automation approaches that will upend traditional, linear templates for Identity Governance service delivery. This extends to everything from application/service on-boarding, provisioning and user lifecycle management workflows. In this session, Manoj will share his experience of working on automation approaches for cloud workloads and discuss what this means for the future of IGA in the era of continuous integration and delivery.

Suganya Balan, Manager – Privileged Access Management, Philip Morris International
Manoj Kumar, Director, Identity and Access Management, Philip Morris International
Event Recording
Trust as the Key Concept in Future Mobility
Sep 14, 2021

The Internet and consequently the Internet of Things were built without a trust layer. Decentralized Digital Identities as basis for Connected Mobility may be one of the needed missing components to implement real data sovereignty and a trusted Economy of Things in future Connected Vehicles scenarios.

Peter Busch, Product Owner Distributed Ledger Technologies Mobility, Robert Bosch Group
Event Recording
Distributed Identity using the example of a digital vaccination card
Sep 14, 2021

Distributed Identity (DI) is less known to many and even less in connection with the pandemic. The concept that DI delivers is an excellent starting point for creating a digital vaccination record.

Why DI is generally a good idea and what a digital vaccination record based on it can look like, is shown in this lecture. If you want to explain to your family in practical terms what IAM, IGA and PAM do: get vaccinated and (hopefully soon) apply for a digital vaccination certificate!

Ingo Schubert, Global Cloud Identity Architect, SecurID, RSA Security
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Self-Issued OP and OpenID Connect for SSI (OIDC4SSI)
Sep 15, 2021

One crucial component to SSI is end-users being able to interact with verifiers directly, without relying on a third-party provider or having to operate their own hosted infrastructure.

Kristina Yasuda, Identity Standards Architect, Microsoft
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Persistent digital reputation across industries, countries, and legal frameworks
Sep 14, 2021
Stepan Gershuni, VC Marketplace WG Lead, Decentralized Identity Foundation
Event Recording
In-house OAuth/OIDC infrastructure as a competitive advantage
Sep 15, 2021

Leading service providers have started developing their software in-house to achieve competitive business advantages.

Event Recording
The human factor in Cyber Security - Creating a cyber aware culture
Sep 14, 2021
Alex Weishaupt, Practice Lead Cyber Security, Morgan Philips
Event Recording
A Window Into Our Industry
Sep 14, 2021

Keeping up with the changes in our industry is no simple task. The rate of change for identity technologies, their applications, and their roles in the enterprise is simply too great. Since 2018, IDPro has conducted an industry survey to call attention to the skills that identity practitioners possess and employee to be successful. In 2019, the survey was expanded to explore enterprise priorities to highlight which areas of the identity industry were garning more attention and investment. And in 2021, IDPro expanded the survey again to include questions about diversity and inclusion. Join Ian Glazer, Founder and Vice-President of IDPro, as he explores the results of this year’s survey and the implications for you, your employer, and the industry as a whole.

Ian Glazer, VP, Identity Product Management, Co-Founder, IDPro

Event Recording
Security Automation in the Financial Sector: Research Findings, Best Practices, and Lessons Learned
Sep 15, 2021

This presentation combines the findings of a doctoral study into security automation in the financial sector with real-world experiences in implementing security automation. The research focused on strategies financial institutions need to reduce the gap between the attacker's time to compromise and the defender's time to detect and respond. Learn from the experiences of companies that have implemented or are implementing security automation. This session will look at what to expect from security automation (and what not to expect), how to decide what to automate, strategies to help ensure a successful security automation program, and lessons learned from success and failure.

Dr. Donnie Wendt, Principal Security Researcher, MasterCard
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Decentralized Identity: What's Been Happening and Why it Matters
Sep 15, 2021

Decentralized Identity is seeing a proliferation of activity -- so much that even experts struggle to make sense of it all. Even the names of the emerging specs have gotten wacky (or, technically, WACI...)

Kim Hamilton Duffy, Director, Identity and Standards, Centre Consortium
Event Recording
Building Mindset for Privileged Access
Sep 14, 2021

For most companies, privileged access management is associated with creating borders or limitations. Often organizations are forced to implement PAM due to the legal regulations and do not see it as an investment but rather consider cybersecurity as a cost center. Moreover, most employees think of it as another layer of control and make an assumption that the company does not trust them. 

Konstantin Krasovsky, Director EMEA, Indeed Identity