At Ping Identity, Mr. Amin is currently CTO for West, helping customers with their IAM strategy, Ping M&A and ML/AI strategy. Previously, he was responsible for Ping’s solution offering around OpenBanking, GDPR, Privacy, and Consent, across Ping’s product portfolio; product and solution go-to market and pricing strategy, and for Ping solutions in Employee, and Consumer centric Identity and Access Management.
Prior to Ping, Mr. Amin served as Senior Director of product management for IDaaS solutions at Oracle Corp. and CA Technologies. Before that, Mr. Amin served as Director of Cloud Security with Novell Identity and Security. He was responsible for crafting Oracle’s IDaaS strategy and setting direction for the future of Identity Services.

At CA Technologies, Mr. Amin’s primary responsibility was for CA Advanced Risk Based and Multifactor Authentication offering and CA IAM product and service strategy in the cloud, including it's next generation cloud security service offerings. During his time at Novell, he helped position Novell as a thought leader in Identity based services, cloud and enterprise security. His primary role was to lead the overall strategy for Novell Cloud Security and oversee ongoing product direction in the area.

Mr. Amin is also an author on several patents in software security, web caching and content distribution.

Lorrayne Auld is a Principal Cybersecurity Engineer at the MITRE Corporation. Lorrayne serves as the focal point for researching, understanding, and applying Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM) emerging technologies while ensuring ongoing growth within this area. She also serves as the senior advisor to the ICAM capability area as well as a mentor to junior staff.

Lorrayne has over 25 years’ experience in the area of identity and access management, secure Web, portal, and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) technologies supporting the Federal Government. She has worked both as a hands-on integrator and as a cybersecurity engineer providing guidance to the Government. She has helped multiple agencies with their ICAM strategies, implementation guidance, and best practices.

More recently, Lorrayne has focused on alternative authentication technologies such as FIDO as well as the challenges in remote identity proofing. Lorrayne is a member of Kantara, IDPro and the FIDO Alliance.

Vittorio Bertocci is a Principal Architect for Auth0. Before Auth0, he had a lengthy career with Microsoft, where Vittorio worked with Fortune 100 and Global 100 companies, including working on Microsoft’s Azure Active Directory team as principal program manager focusing on the developer experience. He contributed to the inception and launch of Microsoft's claims-based platform components (Windows Identity Foundation and ADFS, ADAL and MSAL SDKs, ASP.NET middleware). Vittorio is a well known speaker, educator and published author.

Sarah is a Principal Product Manager at AWS Identity. She co-founded a professional organization for identity practitioners called IDPro and co-authored NIST 800-63-C Digital Identity Guidelines. She was named one of the top 100 leaders in identity. She has spoken on information security at the RSA Conference and keynoted Identiverse. She has been quoted as an industry expert in The LA Times, Forbes, and Wired. She has been published in Dark Reading.

Pamela Dingle is a long-time member of the identity management world, and is a Director, running the identity standards team at Microsoft. The identity standards team works with standards bodies like W3C, IETF, and the OpenID Foundation on specifications like OAuth 2.0, FIDO, SCIM, and OpenID Connect, and Pamela works to ensure that customers, product groups, and the industry all understand the value of standards and other identity best practice patterns. Pamela spent 8 years as an identity architect and 8 years in the office of the CTO at Ping Identity, and is a founder of Women in Identity.

Andrew Hindle is an independent consultant specializing in digital identity, cyber security and privacy. This is his sixth year as Content Chair for Identiverse®.

Andrew is also a founding member of IDPro, where he serves on the Board and the Editorial Committee. He is UK Ambassador for Kantara, where he also participates as a voting member of the User Managed Access Working Group; and he is a member of OIDF.

Andrew has over 20 years' experience in the software industry in a range of technical sales, pre-sales, product marketing and business development roles. He maintains CIPP/E, CIPM and CIPT privacy certifications with the IAPP, and holds a BA in Oriental Studies (Japanese) from Oxford University.

Outside the world of identity, Andrew is involved in Scouting at community and county level, rides regularly with a local road cycling group, and plays keyboard, guitar and bassoon (not at the same time!) with more enthusiasm than skill, and for an audience of one. Andrew is based in the UK and can also be found on twitter (@andrewhindle) and LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/ahindle).

Laura is a Principal Program Manager in Microsoft’s Cloud & Enterprise Security division. She tries to make the Internet a safer and more usable place.
Laura has previously been an Identity Management consultant, Active Directory architect for a global engineering firm, and other sundry IT pursuits. She has a B.A. and M.S. from the University of Pennsylvania, an M.S. from the University of Washington, and is an unrepentant technology zealot who likes to talk about herself in the third person when providing auto-biographical information. She Twitters (tweets? She’s not cool enough to know the verb form of Twitter) @adfskitteh, and is a competitive West Coast Swing dancer in her spare time.

Steve “Hutch” Hutchinson is currently the VP for Modern Infrastructure & Security Architecture at MUFG. After cutting his teeth in C/C++ software development and network engineering, Hutch spent a decade as an enterprise architect in the healthcare sector focused on security and network technologies. He then spent the next decade as Principal Architect for General Electric where he was responsible for strategy of one of the largest corporate identity infrastructures in the world and oversaw its evolution to provide the identity services required for GE’s “Industrial Internet.” In his current role, he is working to modernize MUFG's identity and security services to deliver improvements in both UX and service delivery in a highly-regulated global financial market. Hutch is a founding member of IDPro and is honored to sit on the inaugural Board where he serves as Treasurer and is focused on community development which has always been one of his passions. If you’re ever in Richmond, VA on a Wednesday night, drop him a note for an invite to his biweekly backyard get-together.

Brenda Leong, CIPP/US, is Senior Counsel and Director of Artificial Intelligence and Ethics at the Future of Privacy Forum. She oversees development of privacy analysis of AI and Machine Learning technologies, manages the FPF portfolio on biometrics and digital identity, particularly facial recognition, along with the ethics challenges of these emerging systems. She works on industry standards and collaboration on privacy and responsible data management, by partnering with stakeholders and advocates to reach practical solutions for consumer and commercial data uses. Prior to working at FPF, Brenda served in the U.S. Air Force, including policy and legislative affairs work from the Pentagon and the U.S. Department of State. She is a 2014 graduate of George Mason University School of Law.

Ms. Roberts is an Enterprise Security Executive in Microsoft’s Cybersecurity Solutions Area. She serves the US Federal Government by helping security executives and key stakeholders lead their digital transformation and defend against cybersecurity threats. Previously, she worked on Microsoft’s Cyber Incident Response team where she was a Forensic Analyst investigating major cyber events at organizations around the globe. Her background gives her a unique perspective on best practices for cloud security and ways to quickly, yet efficiently, strengthen security postures. Ms. Roberts holds a B.S. in Security & Risk Analysis, as well as a B.S. in Spanish, from the Pennsylvania State University, and she holds certifications in Certified Ethical Hacking and Certified Penetration Testing.

Greg Smith is the Director of Identity & Access Management Engineering at Johnson & Johnson Technology, with global responsibility for delivering authentication, authorization, and access governance solutions. With well over 25 years of experience in Identity Management, he leads a talented team of engineers who create J&J’s single sign-on, risk-based authentication, multi-factor authentication, recertification, directory synchronization and virtualization, provisioning automation, and PKI services. He holds BSEG and MSBA degrees from Bucknell University, where he also began his professional career before moving into the Pharmaceutical industry in 1996. Greg is also a founding member of IDPro, where he chairs the editorial committee.

Steve Wilson is an analyst, innovator and technology adviser, and “one of the most original thinkers in digital identity”. Steve has 25 years’ experience in identity and privacy, including leadership positions with Baltimore Technologies, KPMG, PwC and SecureNet/Cybertrust. In 2004, Steve founded the Lockstep Group, and since 2014 has held a conjoint appointment as Principal Analyst with Constellation Research. Steve’s current research focuses on infostructure for verified information in the digital economy.