All our workshops take place co-located to the European Identity & Cloud Conference 2013 in Munich/Germany. With its world class list of speakers, a unique mix of best practices presentations, panel discussions, thought leadership statements and analyst views, EIC has become an absolute must-attend event for enterprise IT leaders from all over Europe.

If you are interested in attending the Kantara Workshop, you can easily register for this workshop.

Complimentary Workshop: Kantara Workshop

14.05.2013 9:00-13:30

Bridges to Trusted Federations, Connecting Nations and Markets in a Big-Data Economy.

Association Sponsor

Kantara Initiative Internet: http://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/display/GI/Home Shaping the Future of Digital Identity Kantara (kan-TAR-a): Swahili for "bridge"; Arabic roots in "harmony" Kantara Initiative: Bridging and harmonizing the identity community with actions that will help ensure secure, identity-based, online interactions while preventing misuse of personal information so that networks will become privacy protecting and more natively trustworthy environments

Speakers

Joni Brennan Executive Director Kantara Initiative Joni Brennan is the Executive Director of Kantara Initiative. Before she served in her current role she was also the Director of Operations and Technology at Kantara Initiative and Liberty Alliance. Joni is one of many players working to move Identity Standards forward though community efforts. Joni's expertise is in Standards Development and Collaborative Virtual Organizations with specific focus on Identity, Privacy and Security. She also participates in communities including ITAC-OECD,... Full bio

John Bradley OpenID Foundation, Kantara John Bradley is an Identity Management subject matter expert and IT professional with a diverse background. Mr. Bradley has over 15 years experience in the information technology and identity management field. Mr. Bradley advises Government Agencies and commercial organizations on the policy and technical requirements of Identity Management, Federated Identity, PKI and smart card solutions. He is also Chair of the Leadership council and a Member of the Board at Kantara. He is treasurer of... Full bio

Roland Hedberg Senior Researcher ICT Services and System Development (ITS), Ume� University Roland Hedberg has received one Master degree in Biology and Chemistry from Umeå University, Sweden and another in Mechanical Engineering from Luleå Technical University, Sweden. He is senior researcher at ICT Services and System Development (ITS), Umeå University, Sweden. His main research areas includes distribute authorisation and authentication service infrastructure and identity management. He is involved in three different subtasks within the GEANT3 project (Moonshot,... Full bio

Iain Henderson Co-Founder Mydex Community Interest Company Iain Henderson, Co-founder Mydex Community Interest Company; our charter is 'to help the individual realise the value of their personal information'. We're based in London. Full bio

Andrew Hughes Director Kantara Initiative Andrew Hughes is Director, Trust Framework Sustainment at the Kantara Initiative. His focus is on evolution of the Kantara Initiative Identity Assurance Framework to meet the changing needs of the Trusted Identity market. He works with Kantara Initiative members, and other industry experts to discover, invent and document the developing landscape of Trusted Identity services. As a Trust Framework Provider, Kantara works to ensure that participants in Trusted Identity ecosystems have met... Full bio

Noelle Humenick Senior Manager IEEE Noelle Humenick is Senior Manager, Professional Services at the IEEE Standards Association. Over the past 15 years she has helped to drive the growth of the IEEE-SA industry services platform, holding various strategic positions of increasing responsibility across the organization. Most recently, she managed the market entry of the IEEE-SA into the alliance management services market via a strategic partnership with the IEEE-ISTO. Full bio

Eliot Lear Principal Engineer Cisco Systems Eliot Lear is a Principal Engineer at Cisco Systems in their Advanced Research team. Active in the industry since 1985, prior to joining Cisco Eliot was the Internet Architect at a large S&P 500 company. Eliot has designed large scale distributed management systems, and has worked on integrating identity solutions to non-web applications. A participant in the IETF since 1989, Eliot has chaired several working groups, a research group, served on the applications directorate, a designated... Full bio

Nat Sakimura Senior Researcher Nomura Research Institute Nat Sakimura is the research lead on Digital Identity at Nomura Research Institute (NRI). He has been working on digital identity and privacy for the past decade. His main theme cosinstently has been to empower the people with the digital identity so that they can live happily and peacefully in the cyber space transacting and connecting whenever and wherever they want. To that end, he has been active in standardization sapces such as OASIS Open, OpenID Foundation, Kantara Initiative, and... Full bio

Matthew Trigg UK Cabinet Office

Colin Wallis Authentication Standards Manager, Government Technology Services New Zealand Government Colin Wallis has been involved in the New Zealand Government's online IAM Programme since 2004, for which it won the IDDY award in 2007. This follows five years in the UK, where he worked on the UK eGIF and private sector eBusiness initiatives. Today, Colin holds leadership positions across the consortium space in the area of online Identity. In OASIS, he sits on the Steering Committee of the eGov Member Section, and on the identity-related Technical Committees of Security Services, Customer... Full bio

Continuing Education Credits

After attending this block you will be able to:

• Describe global trends in Trust Framework and Identity Federation initiatives
• Identify recent breakthroughs and challenges in the Trusted Identity field
• Understand and describe interoperability testing objectives for OpenID Connect and mechanisms to achieve the objectives
• Describe the roles that policy making organizations play relative to Trust Framework Providers
• Compare and contrast national and international Trusted Identity initiatives
• Explain the core concepts and primary use cases of the User Managed Access (UMA) protocol
• Explain the core concepts of the standardized Information Sharing Label project

Completion of the workshop qualifies for 4 Group Learning based CPEs.  

Prerequisites: None
Advance Preparation: None
Learning Level: Intermediate
Field: Computer Science

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