IDENTITY | TECH IN GOV 2022
Andrew Black, Managing Director | connectID, eftpos Group
Matt Bourne, Vice President, Digital Identity, Mastercard
Amanda Ianna, Registrar, NSW Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages
Grant Lamont, Head of Identity Solutions, Australia Post
Jeffrey Lim, Team Lead, Solutions Consulting, LastPass
Cassandra Meagher, Executive Director, Service Reform, Service Victoria, Victoria State Government
Ches Rafferty, Chief Executive Officer, Scantek Solutions
Robinson Roe, Managing Director APJ, OneTrust
Mallika Sathi, Vice President, Cyber & Intelligence Solutions and Digital Identity, Mastercard
Rajiv Shah, Fellow, Australian Strategic Policy Institute
Alex Wilson, Director Solution Engineering - APJ, Yubico
last published: 10/May/22 11:45 GMT
Identity (Nicholls Theatre), Wednesday 11 May 2022
Identity (Nicholls Theatre)
11:10A digital birth certificate? Building a secure and trusted identity platform for Australian Citizens
Identity (Nicholls Theatre)
11:30Strong multi-factor authentication as the foundation for zero trust
Government agencies are facing increasing challenges as their expanded remote workforce becomes the new normal.In this environment, identity is the new perimeter and strong authentication forms the foundation for a zero trust architecture and is required to achieve Maturity Level 3 (Essential 8).Adopting a zero trust architecture is a journey not lightly taken, the use of strong authentication at the outset provides a number of benefits. However, if authentication is too difficult or cumbersome for employees to use, they will find workarounds leaving agencies vulnerable to phishing attacks and account takeovers.This session will examine some of the practicalities of:
- The journey to implementing zero trust environment
- The challenges associated with traditional authentication methods
- Why not all MFA is created equal
- The use cases for strong passwordless authentication
Identity (Nicholls Theatre)
11:50The current state and the future of identity verification
- How is identity verification evolving?
- How can we expand the applications of ID verification for citizens and consumers?
- Addressing the upcoming challenges of online identification
last published: 10/May/22 12:45
Identity (Nicholls Theatre), Thursday 12 May 2022
Identity (Nicholls Theatre)
10:30Making Digital Identity Useful: the realities of interoperability
- What does interoperability mean?
- What are the different frameworks and approaches?
- What does the future look like?
Identity (Nicholls Theatre)
10:50The benefits and challenges of digital identification
Identity (Nicholls Theatre)
11:10The Service Victoria - the identity journey
Service Victoria has created over 180,000 reusable digital identities and has also commenced a paper based channel allowing those who find it difficult to prove their identity online the opportunity to get a digital identity that can be reused. Hear about the journey, successes and lessons learned.
Identity (Nicholls Theatre)
11:30Reboot your Cyber Security Strategy
- How the privacy risks of our expanded digital lives in a cloud-based hybrid workforce impact workplace productivity and efficiency?
- How organisational culture and human behaviour is putting your business at risk to top cyber threats: phishing, stolen or compromised credentials and ransomware?
- How staff can support IT teams to fortify the organisation’s security posture.
Identity (Nicholls Theatre)
11:50Applying the promise of digital identity in the real world
- Digital identity has evolved well beyond a theoretical debate in Australia
- Grant shares unique perspectives of implementing digital identity
- What he sees will be the next phase of evolution for Australia
Identity (Nicholls Theatre)
12:10Digital Identity Comes of Age
A frank and fearless look at how Australia’s public sector, working with connectID, is reducing customer friction while boosting trust, confidence and value for money.
- Digital Identity across agencies, borders and businesses: where are we really at what’s in it for the public sector?
- Online proof-of-age: Inside NSW trials for new online liquor sales legislation.
- What’s worked well, what still needs to, what we’ve learned… and what’s coming.
last published: 10/May/22 12:45
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