Programme @ IDM Nordics

Refreshments will be available in the Exhibition area.

Dr. Gilad Rosner, Digital Identity, Privacy and Regulatory Consultant

Jan Olsson, Police Superintendent/Operations Developer, SC3 Swedish CyberCrime Center

With each passing day, new and increasingly advanced cyberattacks are published. Pretty much every company and organization has had attacks from cybercriminals and many don’t even know about it. In a world that is painted more and more like an ongoing Armageddon, one wonders if there are even opportunities to protect oneself and one’s business?

The answer is that it is easy to significantly reduce the risks of an attack and significantly minimize damage in the event of a completed attack.

Jan will be discussing:

• What the consequences are of cybercrime?
• Who are behind the attacks?
• What the police and other actors are doing?
• What is fast approaching regarding the new Modus Operandi?

Mehmet Yaliman, Principle Solutions Architect, Ping Identity

Today’s identity systems are a centralized collection of user data, and have become the #1 target for attackers. According to the Verizon DBIR, more than 80% of breaches start with compromised credentials.Decentralized identity represents a massive paradigm shift to a safer, more secure future by making the user’s device the transport mechanism for that single user’s data. In other words, no more “trusted” third parties. Decentralized identity eliminates the need to build connections into federation systems, and reduces the amount of personally identifiable information organizations must collect.In short, we’ll discuss how shifting to a decentralized identity model reduces risk for organizations while simultaneously improving users privacy.

Johan Finndahl, Engineering Manager – Access Governance, Enterprise Identity & Access Management, IKEA IT AB

How are IKEA approaching Access Governance for their global retail organisation with an everchanging digital landscape? This presentation will cover the following topics:

• What are the Access Governance challenges in our organization?
• Where did we start and what we have done up until today?
• What’s next on our roadmap?
• Lessons learned

Hans-Robert Vermeulen, Identity Strategist, SailPoint

As you try to defend yourselves against current threats and have the desire to better control the access you hand out, you need to choose the right solution. With vendors in the Access Management and Privileged Access Management space branching out and offering IGA-like capabilities, it becomes more difficult to choose. Especially if you must rely on websites of different vendors, as you will quickly learn that they all use the same verbiage, making it difficult to understand the actual differences between these offerings. Differences you will need to understand to distinguish between the life jacket and the lifeboat before committing to a solution.

Dr. Gilad Rosner, Digital Identity, Privacy and Regulatory Consultant

Ivo Van Bennekom, EMEA Impact Center Leader, Digital Identity, PwC
Matthew Berzinski, Senior Director, Product Management, ForgeRock

As more financial services became primarily a digital experience, SaxoBank’s legacy application and security system was not able to keep up.  By putting security in the epicentre of their innovation they were able to develop new capabilities where security enhanced end user experiences and increased business, as opposed to being a hindrance as previously viewed. In this session, we will delve into a case study illustrating how SaxoBank revamped their CIAM infrastructure to deliver:

• – Increased conversion rate of new investor self service enrollments
• – Fast, yet secure, authentication for financial traders
• – Flexible Journey Time Orchestration to meet unique user’s needs
• – Improved Business Agility by reducing develop time to release new applications and feature

Karin Bianconi, Digital Planning, Coop
Daniel Lundegård, IAM Solution Architect, Mowiid
Niels Fenger, Advisory Practice Director, Omada

This presentation is a story about how a well-defined procurement process and the best intentions in the world can compromise a successful operational implementation of any enterprise-wide IT solution. When you do not ask the right questions to the right people, you likely become unknowingly naive about your own maturity and is headed into a situation that will be difficult to navigate. This story is based on Coop’s IGA journey with Omada and is co-presented by Coop. Coop is one of the largest grocery retailer chains in Sweden with more than 830 stores and an online offering.

Haiko Wolberink, VP of Sales – EMEA, Silverfort

In recent years we have witnessed the commodization of lateral movement skills required for attacks on IT infrastructure, leading to massive increases in the spread of ransomware, both in terms of scale of these attacks as well as the size of their impact on business critical assets.

What are the security gaps to address this exponential phase of the attack?

This session addresses a novel approach to identity security, which allows detection of various types of lateral movement as well as response policies that effectively block this part of the attack.

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Dr. Gilad Rosner, Digital Identity, Privacy and Regulatory Consultant

Raffaele Angius, Product Owner, The Norwegian Directorate of Immigration – UDI

This presentation will take a closer look at the extreme cases in which a person’s claimed identity is not backed by reliable, recognized documents and sources. How do you ensure that Raffaele is who he claims he is? How is legal identity assessed and administered? Some migration cases are the frontier of identity determination. The collection of good-quality data and the management of information is crucial when we don’t know anything about the person in front of us. Discussion points will include:

• Data quality in migration cases
• Assessment of identity data
• Control and investigation in borderline cases

David Magård, Senior Advisor at Swedish Companies Registration Office (Bolagsverket) and Coordinator at EWC

Digital identity wallets are expected to be the main solution to how we identify and exchange attestations in the EU in the coming years. EWC is part of the EU large-scale pilots and is focusing on travel, payments, and organisational identities. EWC will present what they are doing, key learnings so far, and what the future might hold for digital identity wallets.

Jacob Ideskog, CTO, Curity

In this talk Jacob Ideskog, CTO of Curity, will describe the shift taking place in the digital identity space. Within a few short years, decentralized identity technologies and standards will be a common part of user authentication, on boarding, and data exchange. This major shift will also affect the APIs of  organizations. Authorization will need to be adapted to new ways of working with digital identity.
In this talk, attendees will be presented with a broad description of digital identity and the changes taking place in this field. Participants will gain insights into how they should update their architectures in order to  prepare for this new identity paradigm. Attendees will be left with a timeline for adoption, which starts now, so you won’t want to miss this talk!

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