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Password theft is the primary vector for account takeover and identity compromise. Passwords are also one of the most frustrating elements of our daily interaction with the digital world. We've been taking about a 'better way' for decades.

The rapid diversification of living organisms during the Cambrian explosion followed billions of years of stagnation in the growth of life on earth. Identity in 2018 is on the verge of its own Cambrian moment.

An identity and access management professional is more than just her knowledge of federation protocols, her ability to build user provisioning policies, or her talent in deploying social sign-up.

Our interaction with public services is becoming increasingly digital. Healthcare, social services, individual and company tax, new business registration.... all these services are shifting to the digital sphere, and identity is at the core of that.

Car hijacking? Building takeovers? Revenge attacks? The bad guys used to have to be physically present to do physical harm - but in our increasingly connected world, that's no longer true. Device manufactures lack in-depth understanding of security

Informed by her personal experience, Nasrin Rezai charts the evolution and increasing strategic importance of Digital Identity at GE.

Microsoft’s Identity Security & Protection team protects 800M unique users a day across many millions of organizations in B2E, B2B, and B2C scenarios. We will look at how identity security protects these.

Your conference chair and host Andre Durand brings Identiverse 2018 to a close.

Artificial Intelligence applications play an increasing role in our world... but these applications have significant challenges identifying and interacting correctly with the full range of individuals that need to use them.

Corporations have spent millions, and collectively, billions of dollars on security programs in the last decade. Hackers, with far less money and far fewer resources routinely defeat these defenses. Why?

Our panel of CISOs, moderated by Ron Miller of TechChrunch , discuss the role of Identity in Security.

2018 brings more sophisticated attackers, more valuable identity data, and additional regulation. As such, an important and interesting question comes to light - Should identity professionals own security?

Moderated by Nat Sakimura of the Nomura Research Institute, this panel will focus on the technical aspects of how standards like OpenID Connect and new Financial APls are informing and enabling global Open Banking initiatives

Join our expert panel as they explore what's established, and what's changing, in the world of Government services.

Join our expert panel as they explore the emergence of cross-border trusted identity services and investigate the opportunities - and the challenges - that this progress will introduce.

Jared Hanson, Creator of Passport JS and Auth0 Chief Architect, will walk through 3 Identity Access Management (IAM) architecture examples and discuss the specific pros and cons of each in supporting digital transformation efforts.

In our zeal to keep everyone secure and address every use case, we identirati sometimes forget that the solutions we design will have to be used and implemented by humans- people without the time or inclination to gain deep knowledge of identity.

It is no secret that many companies use SaaS apps and allow employees to access company email, apps and files on their mobile devices to improve productivity, become more agile, and stay competitive.

Phishing is the #1 security problem on the web: 81% of account breaches last year were because of weak or stolen passwords. The industry’s collective response to this problem has been multi-factor authentication, but implementations.

Organizations have a growing need to move applications to the cloud, but the enterprise has considerations that need to be taken into account before, during and after making the move.

In 2018, PSD2 and GDPR come into force across the European Union. These regulations will define and govern the use of open banking APIs to enable third parties to access a Banks' customer account information.

The DID Universal Resolver is first major project of the 30+ members of the Decentralized Identity Foundation (DIF). DIDs (Decentralized Identifiers) are a foundational standard for decentralized, blockchain-based identity.

In this session you will here the challenges for migrating from one directory to PingDirectory and how those challenge were addressed by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee followed by a demonstration of an actual migration.

This session will cover how you as a SaaS provider can leverage PingOne for Enterprise to help your partners/customers Federate into your SaaS offering.

Love PingFederate? New to PingFederate? Either way - this session is for you! Hear directly from the PingFederate product team about the latest enhancements to the industry’s most powerful federation server.