Day 1, Tuesday 20 March 2012

Day 1, Tuesday 20 March 2012 ›

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IMPLEMENTATION

8.30am

Welcome coffee and registration

9am

Opening remarks from the Chair

Mr Stephen Wilson

Stephen Wilson is an expert on digital identity, privacy and authentication. His company Lockstep Technologies researches and develops new privacy enhancing technologies, including an award winning CNP fraud solution.

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› Mr Stephen Wilson, Managing Director, Lockstep Consulting

GETTING STARTED

9.10am

International Keynote Address: The Personal Data Ecosystem

Kaliya Hamlin

Kaliya Hamlin is widely known as Identity Woman, "Saving the World with User-Centric Identity and Data Sharing". One of the world's leading experts in the field of people centric digital identity technologies, in the last eight years she has...

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› Kaliya Hamlin, Identity Woman, Identity Woman

9.40am

International Keynote Address: Learning from successes and failures in managing digital identities

Ms Susan Morrow

Susan Morrow has a first degree in Chemistry and is a chartered chemist. She worked as an analytical chemist before embarking on a career in the software industry. She currently holds the position of Head of Research and Development at Avoco Secure...

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Defining identity, and how it can be used
Understanding how emerging theories can be applied to current and future projects
How are new technologies, standards and regulations influencing the landscape of digital identity?

› Ms Susan Morrow, Head of Research and Development, Avoco

10.10am

Kiss Identity 2.0 Goodbye!

Mr Stephen Wilson

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The mirage of Identity Federation: Easier Said Than Done
Identity Ecosystem Schmekosystem!
Identity security really is a Technology Problem
Understanding how identity evolves in real world business ecosystems

› Mr Stephen Wilson, Managing Director, Lockstep Consulting

10.40am

Morning Tea & Exhibition Viewing

11.10am

Opportunities and Business Models for public-private collaboration in Australia's revamped National Identity Security Strategy

Mr James Kelaher

James is a leading adviser on business and technology strategy, specialising in improving services to consumers and citizens. James has held senior public sector roles in defence,homeland security, health and human services. He has also worked in...

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Balancing practical demands of e-government
The demands placed on digital identity by next generation services
What is the role of government in advancing the cause of cyber security?
How should government respond to the Cloud phenomenon?

› Mr James Kelaher, Managing Director, Smartnet

ENABLEMENT

11.35am

Why Australians have resisted Identity Cards

Mr Chris Puplick

Chris Puplick served as a Senator for New South Wales in the Commonwealth Parliament from 1978 to 1981 and from 1984 to 1990, and was Shadow Minister for the Environment, Arts and Heritage from 1987 to 1990 as well as Manager of Opposition Business...

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Will they still have a choice in the new on-line age of government service delivery?
Will they learn to love them?
Understanding the public’s expectations of government

› Mr Chris Puplick, Former member, Access Card Consumer and Privacy Task Force & Former NSUV Privacy Commissioner, Issus Solutions Pty. Ltd

12pm

Panel discussion: Enabling interoperability through industry partnerships and agreements

Mr James Kelaher

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Kaliya Hamlin

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Ms Susan Morrow

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How can diverse organisations and sectors best collaborate on digital identities?
Examining the impact of digital ID on legal agreements, risk allocation and business models
How can existing trusted identities be replicated across organisations?
The role of governments, banks and emerging players in creating an common identity platform
The US experience with NSTIC

12.40pm

Lunch & Exhibition viewing time

1.40pm

The shifting nature of online identity fraud, cybercrime and phishing

Darren Booy, Superintendent, Australian Federal Police

IMPLEMENTATION

2.10pm

Reviewing the progress of eHealth in Australia

Mr Steve Burmester at Digital ID World Australia

› Mr Steve Burmester, Chief Technical Architect, Manager of Architecture Services, National E-Health Transition Authority

2.40pm

Case studies: The Document Verification System & the National Identity Security Strategy

Mr Andrew Rice

Andrew Rice is Assistant Secretary, Identity Security Branch in the National Security Resilience Policy Division in the Attorney-General’s Department (AGD). He is responsible for development of national policy relating to Identity Security and for...

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The role of government in laying the identity foundations
Use cases for automated ID document verification
The evolution of the NISS

› Mr Andrew Rice, Assistant Secretary, Identity Security Branch, Attorney-General's Department

3.10pm

Afternoon Tea & Exhibition viewing

3.40pm

How Digital Identity fits with the federal government’s cyber security strategy

Mr Trevor Smallwood

Trevor Smallwood was appointed Assistant Secretary, Cyber Security and ICT Skills Branch in AGIMO in August 2009. This branch consists of cyber security project, cyber security investment review, authentication and ICT skills teams. The branch...

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› Mr Trevor Smallwood, Assistant Secretary, Cyber Security, AGIMO

4.10pm

Panel discussion: The state of the art in biometrics identity management

Mr Jeremy Johnson at Digital ID World Australia

Dr Helen Cartledge

Dr. Helen Cartledge is a senior advisor in National Security Science and Technology for the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. Dr Cartledge is responsible for managing the Research Support National Security program and coordinating the...

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Complying with legislation now and into the future
Measuring the effectiveness of biometrics in preventing identity fraud
Practical experience fine tuning biometrics systems
Data protection standards, practices and risk assessments
Community attitudes: fact & fiction

› Mr Jeremy Johnson, Director Biometric and Child Protection Services, Crimtrac
› Dr Helen Cartledge, Senior Adviser, National Security Science and Technology Branch; Defence, Intelligence and Research Coordination Division, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet

4.50pm

What’s the compelling case for electronic voting?

Mr Craig Burton

Craig Burton has been a provider of remote electronic voting services since 1998 and was CEO of EveryoneCounts.com, which he founded, until 2008 when the company was sold to US interests. Now Manager of Electronic Voting at the Victorian Electoral...

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