This panel discussion will address the challenges and strategies for ensuring seamless identity integration across government and enterprise systems. Panelists will explore the importance of interoperability between public and private sector identity systems, focusing on how standardized frameworks, APIs, and shared protocols can facilitate smooth integration. They will discuss real-world examples of cross-sector collaboration, the role of digital identity in public services (such as e-government and national IDs), and the security implications of integrating these systems. The conversation will also cover the regulatory and compliance considerations involved in large-scale identity integration, as well as best practices for ensuring both security and user convenience. 

This case study will explore the affordable and efficient delivery of enterprise staff identity programs, focusing on real-world examples where organizations have successfully implemented cost-effective identity management solutions. The session will cover strategies for scaling identity systems across large workforces, including the use of cloud-based platforms, automation, and integration with existing IT infrastructure. Panelists will discuss how enterprises can streamline staff identity verification and access control processes while maintaining high security standards. Challenges such as budget constraints, employee privacy concerns, and the need for compliance with regulatory standards will also be addressed, along with lessons learned and key takeaways for organizations looking to implement or optimize their own identity programs. 

Peter Fletcher

Senior Manager - Digital Identity & Disaster Recovery
Great Southern Bank

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This session will cover how common identity standards enable organizations across diverse industries to integrate identity solutions across multiple platforms (e.g., mobile, web, and cloud). Industry leaders will discuss the challenges and solutions for achieving single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), and secure data exchange across ecosystems, whether for public sector services, banking platforms, or patient portals. 

This panel discussion will focus on Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) and decentralized identity models, exploring their potential to transform the way individuals manage and control their digital identities. Panelists will discuss the principles behind SSI, including user ownership, privacy, and security, and how blockchain technology plays a key role in decentralizing identity management. They will examine the benefits and challenges of these models, such as increased privacy and security, alongside concerns about scalability, interoperability, and regulatory compliance. The discussion will also highlight real-world use cases and the future of decentralized identity in enabling a more user-centric approach to digital identity. 

This panel discussion will delve into the ethical considerations surrounding digital identity, bringing together thought leaders, ethicists, and industry professionals. Panelists will explore critical topics such as data privacy, consent, the potential for surveillance, and the ethical use of biometric data. They will examine the balance between security and individual rights, focusing on ensuring that digital identity systems are transparent, inclusive, and equitable. The discussion will also address the ethical challenges posed by emerging technologies like AI and blockchain in identity management, and how organizations can design systems that uphold ethical standards while preventing misuse. 

This session explores how AI and machine learning are transforming fraud detection in digital identity systems. It will cover the latest AI-driven techniques for identifying anomalies, behavioral biometrics, and real-time fraud prevention. Case studies will highlight how organizations are leveraging AI to combat identity fraud, account takeovers, and synthetic identities. Attendees will also gain insights into the challenges of AI-driven security, including bias, accuracy, and regulatory considerations. The session will conclude with an interactive discussion on the future of AI in fraud prevention. 

This panel discussion will explore the evolving regulatory and legal frameworks for combating identity fraud, bringing together legal experts, compliance officers, and industry leaders. Panelists will discuss major regulations such as GDPR, CCPA, and PSD2, along with emerging digital identity laws and their impact on fraud prevention. Key topics include the challenges of prosecuting identity fraud, cross-border enforcement complexities, and the role of public-private partnerships in strengthening digital identity security. The discussion will also examine how organizations can balance security, privacy, and user rights while ensuring compliance with evolving legal standards.

This session explores the growing risk of insider threats in identity systems, covering types of threats, common attack methods, and real-world case studies. It will highlight prevention strategies like AI-driven monitoring, Zero Trust security, and privileged access controls. Legal and compliance challenges in addressing insider fraud will also be discussed, followed by an interactive Q&A session.