Roundtable: Cloud, Customer, Community, Citizen Identity
- TYPE: Track START DATE: Wednesday, 05/14/2014 START TIME: 11:00 LOCATION: BODENSEE I
Moderator(s):
Identity Providers are becoming recognized as an interesting source of Authentication and Identification services. While the security teams are reasonably suspicious of such new advances, the business people in many enterprises are waking up to the potential of customers and even employees and contractors bringing their own identity. Governments too are engaging in this area as the high cost of delivering citizen services is tackled in many different countries. This round table will also cover a real life example the benefits from government issued eID as well as an approach to preserving privacy during authentication.
Continuing Education Credits
Prerequisites: None
Advance Preparation: None
Learning Level: Intermediate
Field: Computer Science
After attending this block of sessions you will be able to:
- Explain why Identity Providers are becoming an important source of Authentication and Identification services.
- Explain the Challenges of third-party identity credentials and how a trusted identity registry may help.
- Describe how the Belgian government and a commercial partner in the finance industry joined forces to leverage a national eID solution and the benefits that this brought.
- Describe how Attribute-Based Credentials (ABCs) can enable privacy-preserving authentication and two pilot projects.
This block qualifies for up to 2 Group Learning based CPEs depending on the number of sessions you attend.
Session(s):
BYOID is Stepping Up
Date: Wednesday, May 14, 2014 Time: 11:00-13:00
BYOID is Stepping Up
Andrew Nash, KuppingerCole
Identity Providers are becoming recognized as an interesting source of Authentication and Identification services. While the security teams are reasonably suspicious of such new advances, the business people in may enterprises are waking up to the potential of customers and even employees and contractors bringing their own identity. Governments too are engaging in this area as the high cost of delivering citizen services is tackled in many different countries.
National Identity Initiatives Compared - Convergence or Divergence?
Colin Wallis, Internal Affairs Dept, New Zealand Government
The presentation compares a group of national online identity initiatives against a set of wide ranging criteria,and explores their potential trajectory.
The Challenges of Third-party Identity Credentials & How a Trusted Identity Registry May Help: Example Initiatives in the UK and the US
Don Thibeau, OpenID Foundation
Common law governments worldwide have begun to make commitments to adopt federated models for identity registration and credential authentication for central government services. This approach requires close collaboration with industry to create the needed schemes or trust frameworks that organize the business, legal, and technical standards, and policies and best practices needed to succeed.
As these countries architect and deploy their identity federations it’s important...
Belgian eID as Trust Generator Accross Sectors, Banking Included
Frank Leyman, FedICT Belgium
Today more and more countries get involved in issuing National Online Identity schemes and solutions (e-ID). All e-Gov officials agree unanimously that this is the best way forward to implement authentication and signature for e-Gov applications in their own realm. The question whether the National e-ID schemes are fit to serve in commercial applications as a genuine business enabler gains more and more importance. This presentation is a real business case on how a government and a...
BYOI – Making Citizen and Consumer IdM Easy using Social IDs … and Secure using Attribute Verifiers and 2FA
Don Schmidt, Microsoft
Self-service portals are a universal "big bet"
Increase customer satisfaction … Reduce operational costs
Retail, Utilities, Education, Credit, Insurance, Banking, Healthcare, Government
For many organizations they are a losing bet!
Consumers:
Hate creating new passwords & security questions for every site
Department heads, IT admins:
Weak & re-used passwords neuter security & privacy defenses
Regulators, Law...
Attribute-Based Credentials (ABCs) for Privacy-Preserving Authentication
Dr. Joerg Abendroth, Nokia Solutions and Networks
Privacy-ABCs are the (old) newcomer in the area of identity management. Being designed to protect the privacy of consumers in the internet ecosystem they include some concepts that are worth to be reviewed by enterprise identity management practitioners.
This presentation will provide a high-level background on the privacy-ABC technology and introduce two pilots that had been run during ABC4Trust project. Additional typical
privacy-ABC scenarios will be presented and the differences to...
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European Identity & Cloud Conference 2014
- Language:
- English
- Registration fee:
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€1980.00
€1980.00
- Contact person:
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Mr. Levent Kara
+49 211 23707710
[email protected]
- May 13 - 16, 2014 Munich, Germany
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