Next Gen Identity Session II
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[edit] Session II: Securing Identity in Future Infrastructures
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[edit] Abstract
The infrastructures of the future will need to support not only enormous databases and repositories for information, but will also need to support an increased need for access. Since security requirements will only continue to increase, infrastructures will need to be designed in a way that individual information is appropriately stored and identity stringently secured, while still providing for appropriate access. What designs are being developed to support these future needs? How will this affect the size and capability of current infrastructures, and impact future direction?
[edit] Moderator
- Mr. Curt Barker, Division Chief, Computer Security Division, NIST
[edit] Panel
- Mr. Sam Hartmann, formerly Chief Technologist, MIT Kerberos Consortium; independent security consultant
- Dr. Stephen Kent, Chief Scientist - Information Security, BBN Technologies
- Mr. Sachin Nayyar, Chief Identity Strategist, Sun Microsystems
[edit] Threads
- As networks and identity management systems evolve, what will it take to protect the IT infrastructure while implementing new and more extensive applications of identity management?
- How does this impact current privacy legislation?
- What are the individual privacy protection and data access needs to be addressed by legislators?
