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2 nd December 2024
09:00 – 09:30
GRAND CAFÉ
Entrance & coffee
09:30- 09:45
LINCOLN ROOM
Opening & Welcome
Robert Garskamp | IDNEXTPLATFORM
09:45- 11:00
LINCOLN ROOM
OPENING KEYNOTE AND PANEL DISCUSSION
ESTHER MAKAAY – VP Digital Identity (Signicat)
11:00- 11:15
GRAND CAFÉ
Coffee break and networking time
11:15 -12:30
GROENTE ROOM
Combatting scams: CIAMs next frontier
Moderator: HUGO LöWINGER
MARIJNE BENJAMINS – ING | KIRSTIN DE JONG – NVB | DAN WISEMAN – 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.
11:15 -12:30
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.
12:30 – 13:30
GRAND CAFÉ
Lunch and networking time
13:30 – 14:00
LINCOLN ROOM
In conversation with Andrea Servida (Former Head of Unit @ DG CONNECT of EC)
Insightful conversation with Andrea Servida, where we will discuss the journey of digital identity in Europe under eIDAS, how we’ve arrived at this pivotal moment, and what the future holds.
Andrea will share expert perspectives on the evolution of digital identity frameworks, the role of the EUDI wallet, and what’s next for Europe’s digital identity landscape.
14:00 – 14:30
LINCOLN ROOM
Pitches Identity Innovation Award
The Identity innovation award to promote, encourage and raise awareness for innovative concepts and setup in the world of Digital Identity.
14:30 – 14:45
GRAND CAFÉ
Networking break
14:45 – 16:00
GROENTE ROOM
UNLOCKING THE DIGITAL SELF: WORKFORCE IAM STRATEGIES FOR SECURE AND EFFICIENT IDENTITY MANAGEMENT
MODERATOR: MARTIN SANDREN – Advisory board member
EMILE PARKIN – ZALANDO | LISA KUO – RABOBANK | ASHWIN BONUP – IKEA
In today’s connected world, managing workforce identities effectively is crucial for both security and operational efficiency. In this session, we will delve into the challenges and opportunities of implementing robust Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions for employees. With cyber threats on the rise, securing workforce identities is more critical than ever. Learn how IAM solutions can help mitigate risk, ensure compliance with regulations, and enable seamless collaboration across teams. Whether you’re in IT, security, or HR, this session offers practical insights to enhance security and efficiency in managing employee identities.
14:45 – 16:00
TEXACO ROOM
IDENTITY WALLETS – HOW DEEP IS THE TROUGH OF DISILLUSIONMENT?
MODERATOR: PETER HOOGENDOORN – Advisory board member
SPEAKERS:
JOERG LENZ – NAMIRIAL | KARIN HERMANSSON – BANKID | KOEN DE JONG – INNOVALOR
“Identity Wallets – How Deep is the Trough of Disillusionment?” explores the current state of identity wallets, a technology that promises secure and decentralized identity management. Despite initial enthusiasm, however, identity wallets are facing challenges as they navigate the ‘trough of disillusionment’ in the technology adoption cycle. Issues such as interoperability, usability, and regulatory concerns have hindered widespread adoption. This inquiry delves into the depth of disillusionment within the identity wallet landscape, analyzing obstacles and potential pathways for advancement. By examining the present challenges, this exploration aims to illuminate a clearer path forward for identity wallet technology.
16:00 – 16:15
GRAND CAFÉ
IDnext networking break
16:15 – 16:45
LINCOLN ROOM
Transition to Post-Quantum Cryptography is Imminent. Why It Matters Now?
ANNA HAKKERS – PHILIPS
The dialogue surrounding the migration to Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) often centers on the projected development of sufficiently powerful quantum computers. However, this perspective overlooks several impactful factors currently influencing the urgency of this shift. This talk will present a broader picture of the ongoing transition to PQC. We will explore not only the technological needs but also the broader implications for various stakeholders.
16:45 – 17:00
LINCOLN ROOM
IDENTITY INNOVATION AWARD CEREMONY
AWARD COMMITTEE:
MARIJKE SALTERS | ALEXANDER VAN DEN WALL BAKE – DBC | ANNET STEENBERGEN | PIET MALLEKOOTE
The Identity innovation award to promote, encourage and raise awareness for innovative concepts and setup in the world of Digital Identity. Who will be the successor of Dutch Blockchain Coalition (DBC)?
17:00 – 17:30
LINCOLN ROOM
Will robots need passports?
DAVID BIRCH – thought leader in digital identity and digital money.
17:35 – 17:40
LINCOLN ROOM
IDnext closure
17:45 – 18:30