Tools & Engines Choice
Combined Session
Friday, June 07, 2024 10:30—11:30
Location: A 03-04
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Friday, June 07, 2024 10:30—11:30
Location: A 03-04
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In the fast-evolving landscape of digital connectivity, one of the biggest challenges service providers in highly regulated industries face today is ensuring that authentication and API authorization mechanisms are implemented correctly. At the same time, they are required to meet high expectations of customers for a seamless experience.
Traditionally, authentication and API authorization functions have been combined into one system architecture, often through a managed service provided by a vendor. However, this restricts how service providers can customize their identity and access management systems to deliver a consistent brand experience.
To thrive in the competitive environment, service providers are increasingly opting to build their own authorization servers in-house. They are taking control of their identity and access management systems to deliver a frictionless and differentiated experience.
Discover examples of how well-respected brands have built their fully compliant and secure authorization servers by offloading the protocol processing and management, accelerating the growth of their digital services.
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Rainer Witzgall, Security Evangelist @Veridium, showcases how Veridium’s Identity Threat Protection A.I. is capable of protecting valid user sessions throughout the entire session, from the first authentication to the broader SSO-experience. Veridium utilizes its groundbreaking and patented identity threat protection technologies in connection with user authentication. Rainer is convinced: “This is where continuous authentication currently sits, its current state of evolvement”. Continuous Authentication can be defined as the “Holy Grail of Identity Security,” as it is the best solution to prevent Account Takeovers.
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In this panel, we will host professionals from multiple industries who extensively use policy engines in their day-to-day jobs. We will hear from the end user's perspective what made them choose a particular policy engine over others and what important lessons they learned.
We will try to focus on use cases over the basic engine functionality and provide an in-depth comparison that will help you identify the one that works best for you.
