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Identity: It's about the Data, Stupid

Start Date:7/23/2020

Start Time:12:30 PM MDT

Duration:25 minutes

Abstract:

Speaker: Steve Wilson

Calls to improve Digital Identity are almost as old as the Web itself. Prominent movements include the Identity Metasystem, Federated, Self-Sovereign and Decentralized Identity, or just plain “Good” Identity. Prominent public-private partnerships, despite two decades of hard work, have yet to deliver on the promise of a sustainable free market of identities. So the time has come to re-frame the problem. Digital Identity is a special form of data. It’s very special indeed, but it’s just data, nevertheless. Digital Identity can’t be anything other than data! The frontiers of Digital Identity ― verified claims and credentials, ""DID documents"", proving possession, granting consent ― all boil down to the quality characteristics of data. We can generalize the best of Identity to deeper problems like provenance and truth. This presentation will set out a vision and unique opportunity for the Identity profession to apply itself to building the critical infostructure of the Digital Economy.

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Steve Wilson

Principal Analyst

Constellation Research

Steve Wilson has worked in digital identity and data privacy for 25 years, holding R&D leadership and Principal Consultant roles with Baltimore Technologies, KPMG, PwC and SecureNet. In 2004, Steve founded the Lockstep Group, and in 2014 he took up a conjoint appointment as Principal Analyst with Silicon Valley-based Constellation Research. Steve’s research agenda includes the evolution and ecology of identity, data provenance, attributes exchange, cryptography-as-a-service, blockchain, and the emergence of data supply chains.

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