Despite the significant number of attempts to deliver digital identity over the past decade, we still don’t have common global infrastructure, cross-border interoperability or scale.
There’s a growing need for universal digital identity infrastructure across finance, healthcare and government, if for no other reason than to combat the rise of AI related fraud. However, the current approach of fragmented systems continues to result in siloed approaches that don’t support the way we work and live without digital borders.
Is it possible to achieve this by focussing on interconnected ecosystems rather than standalone solutions?
This keynote will explore the need for ecosystem thinking to move from isolated solutions to integrated, interoperable systems leveraging trust frameworks, standards and protocols within clear governance frameworks and rules.
What is the path to widespread adoption and how do we build trust at scale ensuring identity verification standards are universally accepted.
If it takes a village to raise a child, it’s going to take cooperative ecosystems to ensure the next generation can enjoy a seamless and secure digital future and roam the world with convenience and trust.
