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Human-Centric Identity

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Candace Worley
Chief Product Officer
Ping Identity
Candace Worley
Candace Worley joined Ping Identity as Chief Product Officer (CPO) in May of 2020. As CPO, she is responsible for advancing global product vision, leading technical product innovation efforts and bringing the company’s identity solutions to market. Candace has over 25 years of enterprise...
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European Identity and Cloud Conference 2022
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Game Theory: Will it put your mind at ease, or make you doubt your decision on where to run an IAM solution?
May 12, 2022
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The Role of Identity & Access Management for Ransomware Resilience
May 11, 2022
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The ICaaS (Identity Component as a Service) approach for taking control of customer experience
May 11, 2022
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Privacy and Data Protection. What is this Thing Called Privacy?
May 10, 2022
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Panel | Protocols, Standards, Alliances: How to Re-GAIN the Future Internet from the Big Platforms
May 13, 2022

In talking about a "Post Platform Digital Future", it is all about a Vision, or better: mission to not let the current platform dominance grow any further and create the foundations for a pluralistic digital society & business world where size would not be the only thing that matters. To get there, we need open Standards, Protocols and Alliances that help individuals, as well as businesses of any size, to participate in a digital future inside the metaverse and beyond - just like trade unions helped the working class during the industrial revolution to fight for their rights. In this panel session, we will discuss about the enablers of such a different approach and the requirements to actually be successfull.

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I'm None of your Business
May 10, 2022
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Panel | Introducing Open Policy Agent (OPA) for Multicloud Policy and Process Portability
May 11, 2022

With over 120 million downloads, and users like Netflix, Zalando and GS,  the open source project Open Policy Agent has quickly become the de facto standard for Authorization. In this session, KuppingerCole´s Alejandro Leal will discuss with  Jeff Broberg, Gustaf Kaijser and Ward Duchamps on most common use cases where OPA is adopted.  

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Cloud 3.0: Decentralizing Cloud Storage with Web 3.0 and Analyzing Security Threats
May 12, 2022

We are in the mid of one of the most significant revolutions in the cloud and identity ecosystem since the last decade. With the dynamic transformation from Web2.0 to Web3.0, both the cloud as well as the identity ecosystem embrace themselves for a change in the way we perceived security. Blockchain is revolutionizing both the cloud industry as well as the financial sectors. In my talk, I will focus on the transformative impact of blockchain protocols like Filecoin and Storj which are playing a significant role in changing the way we have perceived cloud storage. Decentralized Cloud Storage will be the future for sustainable data storage in Web 3.0, in which we will move from a single service provider to create an ecosystem where anybody could be a cloud storage provider. Highly successful blockchain projects like Filecoin have been able to create such an ecosystem. But we are far away from attending the level of scale needed to reach out to every corner of the globe. Decentralized Cloud Storage poses a different set of security challenges and scalability issues. I will be presenting my research work which focuses on the new advances in tackling future security threats for decentralized cloud storage. Additionally, I will focus on discussing how to overcome scalability issues in the blockchain using the most advanced cryptographical tools knowns as zk-SNARKs.

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European Identity & Cloud Awards Ceremony
May 11, 2022

Once again, analysts from KuppingerCole come together to showcase outstanding Identity Management and Security projects, standards and people. The winners will be honored live on stage during the award ceremony.

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Latest Developments in CIAM
May 12, 2022

Consumer identity is still a hot topic in IAM in general. CIAM has experienced a great deal of technological innovation in the last five years, and much of the innovation in CIAM has found its way into B2B and B2E IAM solutions through the "consumerization of IT". KuppingerCole is updating research on CIAM, and in this session we'll consider what we have learned thus far, including trends in authenticator availability and usage, consent and privacy management features, regulatory compliance developments, the integration of consumers' device identities, the challenges of account recovery and linking, and the rising need for identity proofing services. 

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Quo vadis, SSI? – Self-sovereign Identity on route to production
May 12, 2022

Self-sovereign identity (SSI) has reached the in-between stage: more than a concept, not yet fully deployed. This is where the work can get the most gruesome and exhausting, but also the most creative and rewarding. While the dedicated W3C standards are reaching maturity levels, we see regulators and government actors jump on board and asking for even more stability across specifications and standards in order to establish real world systems. In fact, we see large pilot projects and implementation programs worldwide. One promising but equally critical development is the eIDAS 2 regulation,  promising dependable answers to questions about governance and trust frameworks that will drive adoption. This short deep dive will give you an orientation of the state of play for SSI in the context of these greater developments – and might provide an outlook for your projects as well.

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Vampires & Cybersecurity: Using Deception to Increase Cyber Resilience
May 12, 2022

This presentation will explore adding deception as a component of a security-in-depth strategy to increase cyber resilience (in case the garlic, crosses, and wooden stakes are not effective). We will discuss whether you should invite attackers into your network. Much like with vampires, inviting attackers in can have serious repercussions. However, unlike vampires, cyber attackers do not need an invitation. Fortunately, deception within our networks can aid in identifying, delaying, and evicting unwanted guests, including insider threats (or vampires already amongst us). We will explore several deception use cases  that can dramatically increase cyber resilience without attracting more attackers.