- First, the shift of every aspect of our lives to digital has created a rich landscape for fraudsters and scammers to do sophisticated bad things,
- Second, today’s users expect our digital interaction with them to be secure and tailored to them, and to be both memorable and engaging while giving them explicit control of how their personal information is shared and consumed,
- Third, the complexity of the many different types of relationships that are emerging in this digital era are inherently messy, unstructured and ephemeral with non-human identities becoming first class citizens,
- And finally, users, administrators and developers expect every transaction, operation and task to be intelligent, trustworthy and fast.
When looking at the current identity and access management systems in place today, most were designed, conceived and structured for a different age. The ever-expanding digital age requires a different approach, a paradigm shift in the programs and systems we offer to meet the challenges the new age requires.
This session will introduce how next-generation services, like orchestration, decentralized identity, verified trust, relationship management and AI-powered identity services will be the building blocks needed to successfully embrace the shift.
