Annual IDnext program 2024

GRAND CAFÉ

Entrance & coffee

LINCOLN ROOM

Opening & Welcome

Robert Garskamp | IDNEXTPLATFORM

LINCOLN ROOM

OPENING KEYNOTE AND PANEL DISCUSSION

IdentityNext – A Current Outlook

ESTHER MAKAAY – VP Digital Identity (Signicat)

Where are we at? Esther Makaay will provide a current outlook on the state of digital identity and the EDI Wallets.

Organizational Identity in the Private and Public Sector with the vLEI

CHRISTOPH SCHNEIDER – Head of IT and Operations (GLEIF)

With heightened reliance on remotely delivered services and transactions, the need for safer and sounder digital identification and verification is required and will become the norm in the future. This especially is true looking forward to mandates for the adoption of zero trust frameworks in which digital credentials will be issued and then used for identification and operational purposes. GLEIF is committed to making concrete and lasting improvements to the process of identity verification by leveraging the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) in digital tools. GLEIF has made the LEI verifiable by creating the vLEI (verifiable LEI) with digital credentials that deliver decentralized identification and verification for organizations as well as the persons who represent their organizations either in official or functional roles. GLEIF has developed the governance, credentials and infrastructure since introducing the vLEI in 2020, will share an update on progress and will provide a pilot example addressing the identification, authentication, authorization, security and management of users in charge of submitting mandated supervisory reporting.

11:00- 11:15

GRAND CAFÉ

GROENTE ROOM

Combatting scams: CIAMs next frontier

Moderator: HUGO LöWINGER

MARIJNE BENJAMINS – ING |  KIRSTIN DE JONG – NVB | MAURICE LUIZINK – TRANSMIT SECURITY

Accelerated by technological advances, changes is rules and regulations and the rapid proliferation of stronger, multi-factor-, and passwordless authentication, Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) capabilities have significantly improved. As a result, criminals have moved their focus directly to the customer by deploying scams such as romance fraud, investment fraud, bank employee spoofing, boiler room fraud, and invoice fraud. How does this affect requirements for CIAM-solutions? How does it affect the way in which these solution must now be deployed? How does this affect the broader ecosystem? How do telco’s, merchants, banks, technology providers and the government work together to combat this new threat? This session highlights CIAM’s evolving role in navigating Customer Identity and Access Manegment to succesfully address this next frontier.

TEXACO ROOM

Managing Digital Identities and privacy in today’s interconnecter society

Moderator: Arnold Roosendaal – Advisory board member

JAAP-HENK HOEPMAN |  KRISTINA LILLIENEKE – BLACKBIRD LAW | BIBI VAN ALPHEN – FREEDOM INTERNET

In today’s interconnected society, managing digital identities is crucial for safeguarding privacy. Digital identities, consisting of personal data across various online platforms, are becoming increasingly complex and vulnerable to breaches. Effective management involves understanding the scope of one’s digital presence, employing robust security measures, and staying vigilant about data-sharing practices. Balancing convenience with security, individuals must navigate privacy challenges to ensure their information remains protected while engaging in digital activities. This approach not only safeguards personal data but also strengthens trust in digital interactions, highlighting the essential link between managing digital identities and maintaining privacy in a connected world.