Canberra, 3 - 4 November 2020
Schedule
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Nov 309:10
Conference pass
Ensuring Australia's defence capabilities whilst executing large scale digital and information transformation
Keynotes
paid session
Stephen Pearson, CIO, Australian Department of Defence
Nov 309:40
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Enabling digital transformation with #pragmaticsecurity
Keynotes
paid session
The increased focus on digital transformation, coupled with the rapid evolution of technology, has made cyber security even more of a key strategic priority for business.However, in an era where “digital” is synonymous with words like agility, adaptability and speed, traditional risk-averse approaches to cyber security are no longer acceptable.
- Identifying some of the pitfalls of traditional, risk-averse approaches to cyber security-
- Describing how cyber security risk management practices need to evolve to enable successful digital transformation
- Highlighting some key examples of what the Government of Canada is doing in an effort to change its culture of cyber security
Po Tea-Duncan, Acting Executive Director of Cyber Security, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat, Government of Canada
Nov 310:10
Conference pass
Nov 310:40
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Digitally enabling the RBA and its integration into the broader economy
Digital Transformation
paid session
- Role of technology at a Central Bank in an increasingly Digital World
- Digital Transformation at the RBA
- Building Digital Capabilities and Resilience
Nov 310:40
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Developing machine learning and AI-based applications in supporting government services
Artificial Intelligence
paid session
Leanne Fry, National Manager Innovation & Technology Solutions, AUSTRAC
Nov 310:40
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Designing a strong coordinated response against cyber-attacks on your organisation
Cyber Security
paid session
Nov 310:40
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Data Essential for Identity: How next gen identity management may improve identity data
Identity
free session
Before identity can be data, the identity itself must be assured. Disparate data in anonymous systems can mean inaccurate identity resolution. To help assure greater identity integrity, the underlying architecture of an identity management system must be constructed in a manner conducive to the highest assurance possible that disparate identity data is creating an accurate "identity", especially when that identity is used proactively to establish a security risk or access to government services.
- Identity data standards necessary for identity resolution
- Key concepts in next generation identity management architecture
- An overview of the US Department of Defense next generation identity management system
Nov 311:10
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AI Powered business transformation
Artificial Intelligence
free session
- Sport Integrity Australia has moved from a paper based agency to fully in the cloud (at Protected) in 18 months which saw us win the IPAA Government innovation award last year.
- Sport Integrity Australia operates on a global stage with extensive global collaboration and partnerships.
- AI and data are the backbone of the transformation forming an informed and automated organisation.
- Talk about the lessons learnt, what went right and wrong and how Government agencies can use AI to accelerate their modernisation.
Andrew Collins, CIO & CSO, Sport Integrity Australia
Nov 311:10
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Identity, Data, and the Challenge of AI Deepfake Technology - A Brief Perspective
Identity
paid session
- Why is identity more important that ever?
- How can your identity data be collected, stored, and used?
- How can AI resources be used to defeat or confound identity authentication?
Nov 311:40
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Enabling public value in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR)
Digital Transformation
free session
- A forward thinking look at defining, deciding and delivering the social servicing fabric of tomorrow
- The implications and extrapolations that 4IR technologies such as AI, Quantum Computing, DLT, IoT etc. enable in digital societies
- Considering mass policy simulations, algorithmic bias, human synergistics, and a shoes on the table approach
Nov 311:40
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How Machine Learning and AI capabilities can enhance efficiency and service delivery
Artificial Intelligence
paid session
Manasa Kesharaju, Senior Data Scientist, Australian Department of Defence
Nov 311:40
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Australia's key international cyber and critical technology objectives
Cyber Security
paid session
Nov 311:40
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Identification Standards for the Future
Identity
paid session
- New Zealand has launched a new suite of Identification Standards that do things differently
- Flexible, yet robust controls that support new innovative approaches
- Standards that work in any delivery mode and designed with inevitable technological change in mind
Nov 312:10
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Roundtable topics will be announced soon!
Roundtables
free session
Roundtables are small group discussions focused on a particular topic and directed by a central table host who will facilitate the conversation. This is a great opportunity for everyone to interact, ask questions, share stories and solutions, and build your network. Roundtable discussions will be running as 30 minute topic centric discussions, with three rotations, participants will have the opportunity to pre-select which tables they would like to attend ahead of the event.IMPORTANT INFORMATION - We are using Zoom to stream all of the roundtables. Please install Zoom if you haven't already. We recommend installing it ahead of time to ensure you don't miss the beginning of the roundtables (it can take some time to set up).
Nov 313:40
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Cognitive computing systems in the public sector
Artificial Intelligence
free session
- Critical success factors when designing, developing, and deploying CCSs
- Governance challenges that one must address to maximize value from CCSs deployments
- A maturity model to guide organisations to bolster their CCSs capabilities
Nov 313:40
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The potential of robotics and AI to solve Australia’s grand challenges
Artificial Intelligence
paid session
- Australia’s strength in cyber-physical systems
- Advances in robotics and AI
- The relationship between robots and humans
Nov 313:40
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Building cyber security capability in the healthcare sector
Cyber Security
paid session
- With an increased use of technology comes a need to focus on securing sensitive information.
- Cyber security is a team sport - how we can support each other to better understand and mitigate risks of informaton security
- Building cyber security defence capabilities across the entire health ecosystem
Anthony Kitzelmann, Chief Information Security Officer, Australian Digital Health Agency
Nov 313:40
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Physical and Digital Identity Topic TBC
Identity
free session
Sascha Fuls, General Manager, OVD Kinegram (Asia Pacific)
Nov 314:10
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Producing lean governance service models for scaling robot telepresence to help sick kids
Digital Transformation
free session
- Using technology to drive policy change across complex problems, government sectors and jurisdictions
- Applying innovation principles to developing new-breed governance service models capable of scaling solutions
- Solving social problems by mobilising the strengths of government, private sector, social enterprise and not-for-profits
Nov 314:10
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How Artificial Intelligence is used to improve our transport system
Artificial Intelligence
paid session
Nov 314:10
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Exploring how digital identity technology and policy are being shaped in the Global South, with a particular focus on Latin America and Brazil.
Identity
paid session
- Panorama of digital identities and sectoral uses in Latin America, considering healthcare, financial inclusion, digital government and social protection. With examples from Brazil, Peru, Chile and Mexico.
- Practical examples of digital identity conjuncture in Brazil, including from a historic failure in institutionalizing a unique civil identification until our joint initiative with the Rio de Janeiro's Ministry of Finance with a decentralized mobile-based wallet for digital authentication, and its technical and legal challenges.
- How to really influence the decision-making as to maximize the benefits and minimize the harms of our digital identity design choices? In the last session of the presentation a short interaction with a social policy game (IDLand) to inform authorities and policy-makers in their decisions.
Nov 314:40
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Delivering the digital promise in your organisation
Digital Transformation
paid session
Nick Cornish, Chief Digital Officer, Australian Trade and Investment Commission
Nov 314:40
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How NAB uses Artificial Intelligence to tackle fraud
Artificial Intelligence
paid session
Tim Sparks, Head of Advanced Analytics Enablement, National Australia Bank
Nov 314:40
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Ensuring cyber safety and protecting yourself from the latest online scams
Cyber Security
free session
- An explanation of the role of the ACCC’s Scamwatch function in the Australian government’s fight against scams.
- The latest scams affecting Australians in 2020, noting some in particular have risen in prevalence as a result of lifestyle changes due to the recent pandemic.
- Scam protection advice, both generally and with respect to the most common scams at the moment.
Nov 314:40
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ConnectID: Eftpos’ national digital identity infrastructure
Identity
paid session
- The eftpos digital identity infrastructure for Australia
- Digital Identity framework interoperability, TDIF and TrustID
- Use cases for Government
Nov 315:10
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Modernising capabilities, realising efficiencies and strengthening cyber security
Keynotes
paid session
- Balance of risk versus customer experience
- Systems - know what you have and protect your critical assets
- Not all assets have to be protected in the same way - making decisions
Richard Haley, Executive Assistant Director - Information And Technology, Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Nov 409:05
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Building a secure user-centric platform accessible by all citizens
Cyber Security
Martin Sivorn, Head Of Security, Government Digital Service, UK Cabinet Office
Nov 409:05
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Protecting the United States with biometrics
Identity
- USBP’s biometric initiatives
- USBP’s biometric response to back to back border crises
- USBP’s use of biometric technology during the COVID-19 pandemic
Nov 409:05
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Australia's Blockchain Future: What does federal blockchain policy mean for the Australian Public Service?
Blockchain
Chloe White will provide an overview of the federal government’s first National Blockchain Roadmap 2020-25 and its relevance to the public service.
Nov 409:35
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Achieving citizen centric digital transformation across government
Digital Transformation
- What are our citizens telling us that they want to improve the experience with government?
- How are we working together across government to deliver better outcomes through digital transformation?
- What are all the moving parts we need to bring together to make digital transformation work?
Nov 409:35
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David v Goliath in the Cyber Space, a story of effective Government collaboration
Cyber Security
Troy Micallef, Deputy Chief Information Office, Sport Integrity Australia
Nov 409:35
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Aligning Identity across Government
Identity
- How do you identify people across multiple programs when we all capture data in different ways? What happens when you cannot share information due to legislation.
- How do we work across Commonwealth, State and Local government to achieve these outcomes.
- How do we ensure that the business change and the IT change is complementary and meets the needs of the people.
Nov 409:35
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Blockchain applications in Australian agriculture
Blockchain
- Blockchain is next generation digital economic infrastructure for trade, smart contracts, digital payments, identity, provenance tracking
- Agricultural supply chains will move to blockchain
- This will bring massive benefit to Australian agricultural producers and exporters
Jason Potts, Director, RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub, RMIT University
Nov 410:05
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Security: A critical analysis of new risks and emerging threats
Cyber Security
free session
The panel will look at how the international landscape and COVID-19 are reshaping security threats for business, including rising threats of state- and non-state actors, the rapid shift to working from home, and the growing migration and reliance on cloud connectivity and platforms.
Nov 410:05
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Achieving interoperability health systems
Identity
Zoran Bolevich, Chief Executive And CIO, NSW Health
Nov 410:05
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Blockchain Use Cases – overview on the potential application of Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT)
Blockchain
free session
Nov 410:35
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Service Victoria - A customer-centric government start-up
Digital Transformation
- Why digital customer experience is moving fast
- Organisation shouldn’t impact service
- Service Victoria’s journey
Nov 410:35
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Safeguarding Australia's control systems and critical infrastructure
Cyber Security
paid session
Nov 410:35
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Identity during COVID-19
Identity
Sue Egan, Director, Identity Program Fraud Control & Assurance Branch Business Integrity Division, Department of Human Services
Nov 410:35
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Government adoption of blockchain technology - lessons around the world
Blockchain
- What countries are leading in government adoption of blockchain technology?
- What are they doing right and what can Australia learn?
- What does this mean for the National Blockchain Roadmap?
Steve Vallas, CEO, Blockchain Australia
Nov 411:05
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Implementing a new tool to define an appropriate project management methodology
Digital Transformation
- Taking an innovative approach to the implementation of a cost effective open and transparent project/portfolio “management” solution within a NSW Government department
- Managing change, and resistance, through the planning, execution, and in the ongoing live environment.
- Influencing change across the broader Health network through innovation, and demonstrable success measures.
Nov 411:05
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Human firewall: The ginormous cyber security challenge
Cyber Security
- Along with Covid-19 we are living in another pandemic of cybersecurity threats and no one’s data is safe anymore in the digital age. Understanding how to identify and avoid these threats helps us to secure our digital devices and therefore our digital lives.
- How well is our enterprise or employee equipped against highly skilled criminals, malicious hackers or nations that aim to steal data or valuable digital information or service?
- How technology and The Human Firewall will keep many businesses alive, protect them from threats and ultimately give them a robust competitive advantage?
Nov 411:05
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Facial recognition technology: A looming human rights issue
Identity
- What are the risks for the community… and government?
- Beyond the facial recognition sales pitch: accuracy and why this matters
- The right to privacy and the need to avoid mass surveillance
Nov 411:05
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Cryptographic technoliges and cyber security in real world systems
Blockchain
- Basic introduction of cryptographic technologies in real world systems
- Examples of using cryptography in our daily life
- Importance of using cryptographic technologies to provide cyber security
Nov 411:35
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Critical Infrastructure and the Future
Cyber Security
The presentation will focus on the future direction of Critical Infrastructure and what it means for Australia in terms of new security risks and policy challenges and will refer to the new home affairs discussion paper.
Nov 411:35
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Have you built a brick house ? Operational considerations of implementing Strong Authentication
Identity
free session
- Data breaches are costly, disruptive and unfortunately, increasing.The majority of data breaches today are still caused by stolen login credentials.Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is generally recognised as a sound mitigation strategy to prevent phishing and man in the middle attacks.As the sophistication of attacks increases, traditional two-factor authentication techniques (2FA) are no longer adequate.
- With FIDO2/WebAuthn standards for MFA, organisations can benefit from a frictionless user experience whilst strengthening security to prevent phishing and MitM attacks.The FIDO2/WebAuthn standards also pave the way for a future passwordless authentication experience.
- Understand why a brick house keeps the attackers at bay.
Nov 412:05
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Topic TBC
Digital Transformation
paid session
Mayee Warren, Academic, University of Technology Sydney
Nov 412:05
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Building Australia's cyber security capability through collaboration between industry, government and research
Cyber Security
free session
Nov 412:05
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Computer vision - current applications and the future trends
Identity
Skeeve Stevens, Director, Future Crime Agency
Nov 412:05
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Designing human centred technology solutions - Meet 'Dexter' the Ro'bot'
Local Government
- Understanding human centred design principles to improve citizen services
- Using research, feedback and engagement to consider the needs of citizens
- Improving digital processes through: Introducing ‘Dexter’
Nov 412:35
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The role of data in defining the technology strategy for the council
Local Government
Simon Weller, IT Architect & Data Capability, City of Melbourne
Nov 413:05
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Correct photo capture requirements
Identity
free session
Critical to ensure accurate Smart Gate Border & Enrolment matching
John Rule, Managing Director & ISO Committee Member IT 032 SC 37, Brands Australia
Nov 413:05
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Problem solving: The use of data analysis and digital infrastructure to improve social, economic and community outcomes
Local Government
- Central Coast Council is the 6th largest council in Australia. It has been challenged with the benefits and risks associated with bordering Sydney. Families are missing out on valuable time with each other.
- How we are rethinking the issue to design a new way of resolving this problem
- Can/How can data and Technology play a role in resolving this issue
Peter Auhl, CIO, 2019 Digital Innovator, Central Coast Council
Nov 413:35
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Building a trusted research cloud
Cloud & 5G
- Delivering trusted infrastructure to enable the Australian Research Community to work with government and other sensitive data
- Challenges in connecting the research community with government data including cyber-security and data sovereignty.
- Delivering trusted network connectivity to the Research and Education Sector in Australia
Nov 413:35
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Collaboration between government, industry, academia and community – a key part to Australia’s cyber security strategy
Cyber Security
Nov 413:35
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Cracking down on crime and terrorism with an effective identity program
Identity
Darren Bark, Director, Strategic Priorities & Identity, NSW Police Force
Nov 414:05
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Embracing Cloud Infrastructure to improve Digital Capability and Efficiency
Cloud & 5G
- How did Geoscience Australia embrace the use of cloud technology?
- What cloud-native approaches have provided the organisation?
- Why is it that cloud is so important for velocity, quality and usefulness of our digital systems?
Nov 414:05
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Digital Identity - Putting the pieces together
Identity
David Marsh, Innovation Manager, Australian Payments Network
Nov 414:05
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ICT Adoption in NSW Local Government: Views from the Coalface
Local Government
free session
The rhetoric around ICT adoption in local government looms large: Smart cities, rumours of a lack of suppliers in the ERM space, and the vexatious nature of social media. But what is the experience of ICT professionals in the sector? We undertook ethics approved, anonymous in-depth interviews with 31 ICT professionals from a range of council types in NSW. We found that ICT adoptions in local governments are incredibly complex, with IT professionals having varying levels of experience in local government. New policy changes by other tiers of governments, organisational cultural factors, compliance obligations, the digital divide in the community, rapid changes in technology, the domination of ICT vendors and community engagement are some of the most apparent influences on ICT adoptions in councils. Most of all, ICT professionals want a seat at the strategy table, with only some allowed a chair.
Nov 414:35
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5G topic TBC
Cloud & 5G
paid session
Matthew Schultz, President, Australian Smart Communities Association
Nov 414:35
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Working smarter, not harder: Leveraging government procurement to improve cybersecurity and supply chains
Cyber Security
- Government spending on ICT procurement dwarfs the budgets directly allocated under the recent cybersecurity strategy - how can this spending power be leveraged to uplift security?
- There are opportunities to stimulate suppliers to find innovative cyber security solutions that can have direct and indirect security and economic benefits to Australia
- The talk will examine the barriers to this, and provide recommendations to change the procurement systems, approach and regulations to realise these opportunities
Nov 414:35
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Service Victoria: digital proof-of-identity
Identity
- Using a legislative framework to embed privacy and security by design
- Contact-less identity verification
- Reuse: opportunities and constraints
- Future-proofing digital ID
Nov 414:35
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Service Victoria: digital proof-of-identity
Identity
- Using a legislative framework to embed privacy and security by design
- Contact-less identity verification
- Reuse: opportunities and constraints
- Future-proofing digital ID
Nov 414:35
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Digital Innovation: Aiming to Learn Fast in Local Government
Local Government
- What is Digital Innovation?
- What are we doing differently?
- What have we learned so far?
Nov 415:05
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Nov 415:05
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Cyber Awareness: Exploring actions Australia can put in place for maximum impact
Cyber Security
paid session
Our digitised world means cyber security and diligence is everyone’s responsibility. Putting in place cradle to grave capabilities in the community to lift levels of cyber awareness is a huge challenge – from addressing the growing skills gap, to reinforcing our business sector’s resilience, to future proofing government services. This discussion, with international partners of RMIT’s Cyber Ready Cloud Innovation Center, will explore actions Australia can put in place for maximum impact.
- How big is the cyber security challenge?
- How can Cyber resilience be lifted across the Australian community?
- What can we learn from best practices globally?
Nov 415:05
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Digital Identity – Improving the Experience for People and Businesses
Identity
- Digital Identity is a key enabler for Digital Transformation.
- The DTA is developing a Digital Identity system that will allow people to prove who they are to access a range of government services.
- Digital Identity is entirely voluntary and provides a simple, safe and secure choice for people to verify who they are and access government services online, minimising the need to visit a shopfront.
Nov 415:05
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Cat herding tales
Local Government
Local, national and international opportunities and challenges for better collaboration with local government stakeholders.
Nov 415:05
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The Smart Beaches Project
Local Government
Tony Blunden, Project Manager, Lake Macquarie City Council
Nov 415:35
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How biometric identification services are effectively utilised for visa and border processing
Identity
- Identity is an important integrity measure that contributes significantly to protecting Australia's border.
- Biometric identification services enable a greater level of assurance that a traveller entering the country is who they say they are.
- Accurately identifying people who interact with Government also streamlines visa and border services.
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