Programme
Day 1: 13 June (subject to change)
09.00
Registration & Tea/Coffee
09.30
Welcome & Keynotes: A vision of the Future - how trusted identities will make a difference
Welcome: Jon Shamah, Chair, EEMA
Chair: Ronny Bjones, Director Cloud Identity & Privacy Services, Microsoft Engineering (Cloud & Engineering), Belgium
Keynote: Kim Cameron, Architect of Identity, Microsoft Corp, USA
John Jolliffe, Senior Manager, Strategic Development, EMEA, Adobe Document Cloud, Belgium Cloud Signature Consortium: an ecosystem approach to electronic signatures and other trust services
Marco di Luzio, Infocert, Italy
11.00
Coffee & Networking
11.30
Track 1: Maximising Mobile Identity and Trust through eIDAS
Chair: Rick Chandler, EEMA Board, UK
Wim Coulier, eIDAS Expert (External Consultant), Belgian Mobile ID, Belgium
eIDAS Assurance Level to get mass adoption for Mobile Identity Solutions
Jaak Geens, President GEEMS.COM VZW (NPO), Belgium Securing data online with insighs with views on eIDAS and blockchain technology & mobile digital practices
Track 2: GDPR applied to process transformation - the opportunities and threats
Chair: Carolyn Harrison, (Certified GDPR Practitioner & DPO), Director, Assured Clarity Ltd, UK
Julian Ranger, Exec Chairman & Founder, digi.me, UK
GDPR Customer Centricity and why the new regulations mean sharing more data not less
TBC
Track 3
Chair: Arthur Leijtens, President, FLIGHTmap
John Erik Setsaas, Identity Architect, Signicat, Norway
Identity assurance in a European context
Bharadwaj Pulugundla, Manager Digital Innovation, Verizon, Netherlands
From real world identities to privacy-preserving and attribute based CREDentials
12.30
Lunch & Networking
13.30
Keynotes: What industries will be impacted by Trusted Identities and will see the highest gain
Chair: Jon Shamah, Chair EEMA
Luigi Rebuffi, Secretary General ECSO, European Cyber Security Organisation, Belgium
Gábor Bartha, European Commission DG CONNECT H4 'eGovernment & Trust', Belgium How eIDAS helps fulfilling KYC obligations
14.30
Coffee & Networking
15.00
Track 4: How AI Contributes to Effective Transformation
Chair: Steve Kemsley, Director, 3Ten, UK
Michael Shamah, Cultural Heritage Consultant, EJ Consultants, UK
Using AI to enrich the understanding of the past - HOPE
Huma Shah, Senior Lecturer in Trust in Artificial Intelligence, Coventry University, UK
The impact of GDPR for AI transformation
Mark Tindal, Owner, Contact Centre Systems
Track 5: Establishing Identity and Strong Authentication
Chair: Paul Meadowcroft, Chief Product Officer, Konsentus, UK
John Erik Setsaas, Identity Architect, Signicat, Norway
Challenges with B2B electronic signatures
David Rihak, Head of Sales & Marketing, ADUCID, Czech Republic
Fundamental identity components in a digital identity ecosystem
Track 6: Privacy, Regulation and Legal Issues
Chair: Dr Rachel O'Connell, Chief Information Officer, The Trust Bridge, UK
Jacqueline Zoest, Barrister, Campbell Millar, UK
Cybersecurity Breach: the legal consequences
Irene Kafeza, Advocate, Kafeza Law Offices, Greece
Smart contracts: contractual, intellectual property and privacy challenges
Project Track 1
Innovative procurement: Innovation programs at EU and local level
Chair: Hugo Kerschot,Director, is-Practice, Belgium
Jean Lancrenon, Senior Security Researcher, Head of R & D. itrust consulting, Luxembourg
bloTope and H2020 project: innovative security & identity aspects in an IoT environment
Tobias Verbist, Chief Enterprise Architecture & Innovation, Digipolis, Belgium
Antwerp City Platform as a Service: co-creation & innovation
Professor Dr Linas Bukauskas, Vice-President Geens.com NPO, Lithuania
Privacy by design: a new practice in business - the Geens.com concept
16.00
Coffee & Networking
16.30
Informal Round Table Debates
Chaired by Dave Birch, Author and Advisor, UK and Tony Fish, AMF Ventures, UK
An opportunity for all attendees to set the topics for discussion
18.00
Reception & Networking
20.00
End of day one
Day 2: 14 June (subject to change)
08.30
EEMA Annual General Assembly
09.30
Keynotes
Richard Pinnick, SVP Globa Business Development, Fortress, & Founding Partner at HaanSports, UK
Sports Marketing, Business Development and Fan Engagement
Eugeny Chereshnev, CEO & Founder Biolink.Tech LTD, UK
Forget everything you know about private data - how DigitalDNA is changing Internet
11.00
Coffee & Networking
11.30
Track 7: Creating Trusted Identities by Collecting Distributed Data
Chair: Robert Garskamp, Founder, IDnext, Netherlands
David Alexander, CEO, Mydex CIC, UK
Trusted data equals trusted identities
Eleanor McHugh/Romek Szczesniak, Director, Inidsol, UK
Privacy by design - minimise data and generate secure identity
Track 8: Applying Blockchain to Digital Transformation: practical implentations, learning from past mistakes
Chair: Dave Birch, Author & Advisor, EEMA Board Members, UK
Marc Sel, Director, PwC, Belgium
Blockchain for financial stability
Anthony Macey, BNY Mellon, UK
Track 9: Establishing Trust in a Cyber Frontier
Chair: Arkadiy Kremer, Chairman, RANS, Russia
Edona Fasallija, Research & Software Engineer, TUBITAK, Turkey
SSL Certificate Mis-issuance detection using CT Logs
Chris Field, Chief Marketing Officer, Yoti, UK
Unlocking the full potential of Peer to Peer platforms
Project Track 2
Horizen 2020 Projects
LIGHTest project
Chair: Rachelle Sellung, IAT University of Stuttgart, Germany
The LIGHTest project
Mixing old and new in the LIGHTest project: how can the Domain Name System support current day identification and trust services?
Rachelle Sellung, Senior Scientist, IAT University of Stuttgart
Martin Hoffmann, Senior Developer, NLNetlabs, Netherlands
Cross border trusted eID interoperability
12.30
Lunch & Networking
13.30
Track 10: What are the requirements for Third Party Provider registration within PSD2, as we move towards Open Banking.
Chair: Steve Pannifer, COO, ConsultHyperion, UK
Josje Fiolet, Customer Onboarding Expert, Innopay, Netherlands
Onboarding of Third Parties in an Open Banking landscape
Aiyapan Sivadasan, Solution Sales Director - UKI, BeNeLux, Germany & Switzerland, Gemalto
Ralph Bragg, Senior Partner, RAiDiAM, UK
Track 11: Maximise Standards & Seize the Opportunities with IoT
Chair: Rick Chandler, Treasurer, EEMA, UK
David Frith, Director Cloud Security, CGI, UK
The intelligent@Edge Cloud: the technology to process the complexity of multiple IoT devices
Irina Brass, Lecturer in Regulation, Innovation and Public Policy Department of Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy University College London, UK
Standardising a Moving Target: IoT Security, Trust and Trustworthiness
Peter Eisenegger, BSI CPIN Consumer Coordinator Digital Standards, UK
Consumers and IoT - 5 billion consumer IoT products installed and more to come
Track 12: Interoperability of Government Identity Schemes - the Opportunities & Threats
Chair: Steve Kemsley, Director, 3Ten, UK
Mark King, Cosultant, Broadsail, UK
Standards and the un-economics of identity
Aljosa Pasic, Technology Transfer Director, ATOS Research & Innovation, Spain
How to increase use of government issued eID cards by private sector
Project Track 3
FutureTrust
Chair: Jon Shamah, Chair, EEMA, UK
The FutureTrust Project
Applications and pilots in FutureTrust
Dr Sophie Stalla-Bourdillin, Associate Professor in INformation Technology Law, Director of the Institute for Law and the Web (ILAWS) and iCLIC, University of Southampton
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Niko Tsakalakis, Postgraduate Researcher, Web Science Centre for Doctoral Training, University of Southampton
Data protection by design for cross order electronic identification: does the eIDAS interoperability framework need to be modernised?
Andreas Kühne, Trustable
FutureTrust's standardisation spinoffs
14.30
Coffee & Networking
15.00
Track 13: The Kantara Initiative: Data Ethics - the path towards assessment, governance and trust marks
Chair: Colin Wallis, Executive Director, Kantara, UK
(Cameo) Dr Rachel O'Connell, CIO The Trust Bridge, UK
Björn Sjöholm, Principal Consultant - Compliance, Nixu Benelux, Netherlands
Obtaining 'trusted service' status for service & solution providers - what you need to know
Rupert Graves, CEO Adunity, UK
Standard purposes for processing personal data are key to an ethical internet
Track 14: cont: Maximise Standards & Seize the opportunities with IoT
Chair: Rick Chandler, Treasurer, EEMA UK
Panel session with speakers from Track 11
Claire Milne, Partner, Antelope Consulting, UK - Introduction and Moderator
Irina Brass, University College London, UK
Peter Eisenegger, BSI CPIN Consumer Coordinator Digital Standards, UK
David Frith, Director Cloud Security, CGI, UK
Track 15: Interoperablity of Government Identity Schemes - the Opportunities & Threats - continued
Chair: Steve Kemsley, Director, 3Ten, UK
Panel session with speakers from tracks 12