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Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) is the new buzzword in security. And it is an interesting concept: no access unless the transmission is trusted. Fact is that ZTA not just about networking architecture. Access control is equally important.

In this presentation we show how to add Identity and Access Management controls as ZTA enablers.

This session is supported by Nixu.

Ambitions run high at the municipality of The Hague. The city council has confirmed its ambition regarding digitisation, using the motto 'Hague Services: personal, easy and reliable’. Thus, it acknowledges that digitisation is an inherent part of municipal services. Participation on the part of the inhabitants dovetails seamlessly and forms an integral part of a successful implementation of the council’s vision. However, this also entails new issues.

One such issue is self-sovereign identity (SSI). This session is supported by the municipality of The Hague.

With greater connectivity comes greater cybersecurity risk. Maintaining data integrity requires the enterprise to control data access and use.

Legacy on-premises identity access management systems fail because they are unequipped for the increased connections that require additional internal and external users.

For example, SaaS platforms require access to cloud and data center resources. Learn in this session how a full Cloud based IGA 3.0 service speeds up your digital transformation.

This session is supported by Saviynt.

During this IDnext Lunch Break, we will discuss the transformation of the use of RBAC at Makro Nederland.

What ideas are there for applying RBAC? What are the challenges? And how do you get the organisation to use RBAC?

This session is supported by Makro.

An anniversary deserves a big party! But these are strange times and the current measures ask for a different kind of celebration as we would like. We will organise a special online event to show appreciation to our partners and supporters.

"Does government give us an identity, or do we yield one of our identities to government?"

Irrespective of whether care, education or taxes are at stake, Identity & Access Management (IAM) is an important issue with regard to government services. In this session, Eric Brouwer explores how IAM is organised at government level and which starting points are taken into account. Those starting points are described in the NORA topic IAM.

This Lunch Break is supported by ICTU.

Together with ITDS, SIDN will look at IRMA and recent developments, while further exploring the opportunities of IRMA in the financial sector.
This online Lunch Break is supported by SIDN and ITDS.

Topic of this IDnext Lunch Break is "You shall not pass! On identity and access control in distributed systems."
In this presentation we'll explore a distributed, scalable model for API security, identity and authorization policy enforcement in a microservice environment.
This online Lunch Break is supported by Styra.