Full Conference
Day
Discussion of how identity should be treated as core infrastructure to support an agency’s mission and how federal systems (DHS, DoW, DOJ, HHS, SSA, GSA, Treasury) design their agency’s infrastructure to support their mission including gaps between systems, operational friction and ...
Combined session addressing harmonization of fragmented systems, data silos, and practical approaches to harmonization, including standards including NIEM, APIs, AI-enabled integration, and methodologies for approaching identity architecture, including person centricity.
Discussion of law enforcement and national security use cases (DOW, DHS, DOJ) are evolving alongside new challenges in identity intelligence, watchlisting, and operational integration.
This panel will explore the evolving challenges of public-facing identity from the government perspective. Topics include building trust in digital identity ecosystems, protecting user privacy, combating fraud and identity theft, improving access, navigating regulatory and policy ...
Role of AI in entity resolution, identity graphing, and cross-system data normalization.
Fraud detection techniques differ between first encounter during account creation, and last encounter just before payment with a continuum in between. This panel will discuss techniques for combating fraud across the lifecycle of defenses at an organization and distinguish which ...
Face/Iris and contactless fingerprint related to identity and digital identity applications.
Panel on fraud detection and AI for pattern detection, operational workflows, anomaly identification, and large-scale adjudication of identity data and encounters.
This panel will examine how agencies can adopt a risk-based approach to public-facing identity, matching identity assurance to the sensitivity of the service and the potential impact of fraud. Panelists will discuss the practical implications of NIST SP 800-63-4, when IAL1 is and is not ...
Multiple roundtables on priorities for the federal identity enterprise over the next 3–5 years.
