Dmitri Zagidulin | Technical Architect, Digital Credentials Consortium
MIT Open Learning

Identity Week America - Day 1 @ 13:40

Panel: Integrating decentralized identity: benefits, challenges, and lessons learned from 'no phone home'

• Review the latest frameworks and standards for developing decentralized identity systems
• How can decentralized identity be integratede into existing or upcoming digital identity initiatives - what benefits would this bring?
• No Phone Home - What has this issue taught the community to consider moving forward when developing decentralized identity systems?
• Identify challenges associated with decentralized identity programmes,and discuss how these challenges can be addressed or solved

Moderator: Michael Leahy, Former CIO for the state of Maryland, independent

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Michael Leahy / Panel: Integrating decentralized identity: benefits, challenges, and lessons learned from 'no phone home'

Michael Leahy, Former CIO for the state of Maryland,
independent

Michael G. Leahy is a nationally recognized leader in digital identity, data privacy, and technology governance with over two decades of experience spanning government, law, and industry. As Maryland's Secretary of Information Technology and CIO under Governor Larry Hogan (2017-2023), he led...

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Peter Aiken, Associate Professor, Virginia Commonwealth University

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Peter Aiken / Panel: Integrating decentralized identity: benefits, challenges, and lessons learned from 'no phone home'

Peter Aiken, Associate Professor,
Virginia Commonwealth University

Peter Aiken, PhD is an acknowledged Data Management (DM) authority, an Associate Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University, President of DAMA International, and Associate Director of the MIT International Society of Chief Data Officers.  For more than 35 years, Peter has learned from working...

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Joe Jackson, Chief Technology Officer, State of Utah Division of Technology Services

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Joe Jackson / Panel: Integrating decentralized identity: benefits, challenges, and lessons learned from 'no phone home'

Joe Jackson, Chief Technology Officer,
State of Utah Division of Technology Services

Joe Jackson brings a decade of public sector leadership to his current role as Chief Technology Officer for the State of Utah's Division of Technology Services. Throughout his career with Technology Services and the Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Joe has focused on providing...

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Dmitri Zagidulin, Technical Architect, Digital Credentials Consortium, MIT Open Learning

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Dmitri Zagidulin / Panel: Integrating decentralized identity: benefits, challenges, and lessons learned from 'no phone home'

Dmitri Zagidulin, Technical Architect, Digital Credentials Consortium,
MIT Open Learning

Dmitri Zagidulin is a software engineer and standards architect involved in many decentralized identity, digital signatures and agentic storage specifications

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Monique Priestley, State Representative, State of Vermont

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Monique Priestley / Panel: Integrating decentralized identity: benefits, challenges, and lessons learned from 'no phone home'

Monique Priestley, State Representative,
State of Vermont

Monique Priestley is serving her second term as a Vermont State Representative (Orange-2), where she champions consumer protection, especially in data privacy, artificial intelligence, right-to-repair, as well as future of work. She serves on the House Committee on Commerce & Economic...

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Peter Warms, Head of Business Development - North America, GLEIF

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Peter Warms / Panel: Integrating decentralized identity: benefits, challenges, and lessons learned from 'no phone home'

Peter Warms, Head of Business Development - North America,
GLEIF

Peter Warms is the Head of Business Development, North America, for the Global LEI Foundation (GLEIF), where he focuses on expanding the use of the LEI within the private sector, particularly in client onboarding and know your customer processes for financial institutions. His work also extends to...

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