Nov. 15-17, 2004 • Washington Convention Center • Washington D.C.
Event Schedule:
Conference Hours:
November 15: 8:00am - 5:00pm
November 16: 8:30am - 4:30pm
November 17: 8:30am - 5:00pm Registration Hours:
November 15: 7:00am - 5:00pm
November 16: 8:00am - 6:00pm
November 17: 8:00am - 4:00pm Expo Hall Hours:
November 16: 11:00am - 6:00pm
November 17: 10:00am - 3:00pm
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Agenda - Wednesday, November 17, 2004 EXPO HOURS: 10:00am-3:00pm
8:30am - 12:00pm
Attendees may choose to attend one of three tracks offered during this time.
Business Cases and Case Studies in Identity Management (Enterprise Identity Management Track) Experience is not something that should be wasted. That's why we have dedicated an entire morning seminar to case studies in identity management and federated ID. Speakers will hale from financial, educational, healthcare and governmental institutions that are already cutting their teeth on pilot programs and implementations. They will share lessons learned and report on why they decided to move sooner, instead of later, on their inevitable investment in identity management.
The session will also include discussions about the business case for ID management including a look at cost trends and the quantification of benefits. You will walk away having a better idea of how far, and in what directions, your organization will want to move in the short and long term.
Moderator: Mike Pastore, Managing Editor, InsideID.com
IN-DEPTH SESSIONS WITHIN THIS SEMINAR INCLUDE:
8:30am
Implementing the Boeing SecureBadge ID Program Worldwide Sharon Lindley, Director of Boeing Secure Badge Program, The Boeing Company Dave Ludin, Vice President for Security and ID, Gemplus North America
9:00am
Johnson & Johnson's Worldwide PKI Implementation
Johnson & Johnson, an enterprise comprising over 200+ companies worldwide, has built and deployed a Public Key Infrastructure. J&J's PKI has been operational since 2001 and is operated in-house. Over the past 18 months, J&J deployed certificates to over 60,000 employees and partners worldwide. Within the company, certificates are being used as a means for authentication, signing documents, encryption, and secure email. Certificate use within J&J continues to grow as more business process owners recognize potential benefits. Stephanie Evans, Johnson & Johnson Worldwide Security Corey Harrison, Johnson & Johnson
9:30am
Trusted Identity Success at Wells Fargo: Using Digital Certificates to Satisfy Customers, Build Revenue and Reduce Expense
Wells Fargo, a financial services company providing banking, insurance, investments, mortgage and consumer finance across the US, is offering Identrus digital certificates under its service mark, WellsSecure(sm), to provide digital identity management solutions to the government, biopharmaceutical and financial services markets.
This session will discuss the implementation of the WellsSecure Digital Certificate Strategy and how Wells Fargo is partnering with Identrus and others to deliver trusted digital identity management solutions. As part of its 3-pronged, strategic approach, Wells Fargo is targeting industries with the highest demand for identity solutions. The session will also describe how Wells Fargo successfully completed a pilot test program demonstrating the value of Identrus and Adobe's new digital signature service SimpleSign, which brings trusted digital signing capabilities to PDF readers. Karen Wendel, CEO, Identrus Jane Hennessy, Senior Vice President & Manager, Product Management, Marketing & Strategic Planning, International Group, Wells Fargo Bank
10:00am - 10:30am
Coffee Break in the Expo Hall
10:30am
e-Authentication Case Studies: Deploying Federated ID
E-Authentication's mission is to provide online identity verification services to the U.S. Government. E-Authentication is accomplishing that mission by establishing a uniform approach to authentication through an open-standards-based, federated architecture. This approach will allow the public to gain access to online government services by reusing credentials they already have from trusted third-parties, such as banks and online retailers.
This session will focus on E-Authentication's adoption of federated identity – what it means for the government, the American public and the business partners that provide identity credentials. It will include a discussion of E-Authentication pilots demonstrating the practical application of federated identity. Georgia K. Marsh, Deputy Program Manager, E-Authentication Initiative General Services Administration, E-Authentication Office, GSA
11:00am
Aggregating and Reconciling Identities in a Virtual Directory: A Financial Services Case Study
A major financial services organization with over 20,000 employees needed to simplify access to their critical data sources and to ease the administration of identities scattered across over 200 sources. Faced with audit and compliance issues and users having to maintain a separate password for each data source (an employee with access to five sources would need to remember five different passwords and would need to change them at different times in order to comply with a strict security policy), the company needed to get their identity house in order.
The company could not (from a business and technical perspective) bring all of the identities into yet another central system and approached the problem by leveraging and managing the identities in their existing systems via a virtual directory. Dieter Schuller, Vice President, Business Development, Radiant Logic, Inc.
11:30am
Deploying Large-scale Digital Identities for the Pharmaceutical Industry Worldwide: The SAFE Project Randy Sabett, Attorney at Law, Information Security and Cybercrime Group, Cooley Godward LLP Guy S. Tallent, Independent Consultant to the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA)
Large-Scale Government ID (Government ID Applications Track) For many decades identification was primarily a function of government and while many commercial applications have emerged in the digital age, government applications are still some of the largest and most complex. Skyrocketing identity theft and terrorism have introduced extraordinary pressure to improve many of these systems.
This comprehensive session will cover the technical and policy issues associated with the modernization of large government ID programs including breeder documents, driver's licenses and electronic services to citizens.
Moderator: Gary Glickman, CEO, U.S. Cards & Solutions, Giesecke & Devrient
IN-DEPTH SESSIONS WITHIN THIS SEMINAR INCLUDE:
8:30am
Document Security: The Challenges and the Realities James Hesse, Chief Intelligence Officer, U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Forensic Document Labratory (FDL)
9:00am
The U.S. Passport: Transitioning to e-Passports John Mercer, Projects Officer, Passport Services, U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs
9:30am
The Role and Future of the Social Security Card: Enhancing the Enumeration Process Fritz Streckewald, Assistant Deputy Commissioner for Program Policy, Social Security Administration
10:00am - 10:30am
Coffee Break in the Expo Hall
10:30am
Improvements in Drivers Licensing Tom Wolfsohn, Senior Vice President, Government Affairs and Communications, AAMVA
11:00am
Around the World with Large Scale ID Gary Glickman, CEO, U.S. Cards & Solutions, Giesecke & Devrient
11:30am
Identity Projects in Europe Paul McKeown, Worldwide Leader, Smart Card Solutions, IBM
12:00pm - 2:00pm
Visit the Expo Floor / Lunch Break (Lunch Served from 12:00pm-1:30pm)
The Government panel will address the Government requirements for HSPD12, while the Industry panel will address the availability of Industry products and solutions to meet Government requirements. Questions from the audience will be encouraged. Information on the Federal Smart Card Project Managers Group can be found at www.smart.gov. Moderators: John Moore, GSA Randy Vanderhoof, Executive Director, Smart Card Alliance
2:00pm - 2:10pm
Introductory Remarks Randy Vanderhoof, Executive Director, Smart Card Alliance
2:10pm - 2:45pm
Government Panel Moderator: John Moore, GSA Speakers: Curt Barker, NIST Co-Chair of the Government HSPD12 team Judy Spencer, Chair of the Federal Identity Credentialing Committee (FICC) Jim Zok, Chair of the Government Smart Card Interagency Advisory Board Data Modeling Work Group Steve Parson, CIO of the DHS Transportation Security Agency
3:00pm - 3:45pm
Industry Roundtable Moderator: Randy Vanderhoof, Executive Director, Smart Card Alliance Speakers: Gilles Lisimaque, Vice Chair of Smart Card Alliance Executive Committee. An industry-view of FIPS 140 and the proposed FIPS 201 under HSPD-12 Neville Pattinson, Axalto. Industry view of the proposed aggregate buy as called for under HSPD-12 as it relates to all card industry providers and the government Warren Blosjo, 3Factor. Challenges of Biometric Interoperability (pattern, minutiae, image) under HSPD-12 John McKeon, IBM. The benefits of an integrated approach to card provisioning, applications management, and implementation.
3:30pm - 4:15pm
Joint Discussion Panel and Q&A
2:00pm - 4:00pm
OATH - Initiative for Open AuTHentication
The Initiative for Open AuTHentication (OATH) is a collaboration of leading device, platform and application companies. OATH participants hope to foster use of strong authentication across networks, devices and applications.
OATH participants work collectively to facilitate standards work and build a reference architecture for open authentication while evangelizing the benefits of strong interoperable authentication in a networked world. OATH is actively seeking all participants who share a common vision of open authentication.
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