Identity Management for Government

Attend this conference to learn how to develop an effective identity management strategy and roadmap -- from policy to implementation -- along with helpful solutions, tools, tips and guidance to get started, including:

• Understanding the key technologies – how they work, costs and benefits, strengths and weaknesses – through various identity credential case study examples
• Overcoming the common obstacles of deploying the various credentials: Personal Identity Verification (PIV), Personal Identity Verification – Interoperable (PIV-I), Personal Identity Verification – Compatible (PIV-C), Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC), Common Access Card (CAC), First Responder Authentication Credential (FRAC), etc.
• Achieving interoperability at the user level
• Planning for implementation and getting buy-in across the organization
• Using identity credentials for more than just flash passes - - to maximize investments in identity programs
• Implementing identity credentials for federal, state and local government employees and contractors
• Demonstrating the ROI of standardized identity management credentials
• Executing Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM) – an identity and access management solution in your agency
• Transforming identity and access management into a more centralized activity to ensure security
• Considerations for PIV in a physical access control system
• Incorporating Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) to build trust in a federated system of identity
• Establishing policies, procedures and technology to support HSPD-12
• Credentialing not just individuals, but entire responder units
• Practical uses in the first responder world – going beyond implementation for just non-emergency events
• Differentiating between PIV, PIV-I, PIV-C
• Deploying identity management credentials on a shoestring budget
• Building the business case for the construction of unified and standardized identity management infrastructures
• Integrating and developing compliant credentialing systems for large and small populations
• Achieving compliance with Federal laws, regulations, standards and governance related to ICAM
• Reducing costs and increasing efficiency with ICAM to yield big payoffs
• Developing performance goals for identity systems
• Incorporating biometric information into your identity management system
• Partnering with other government and non-government agencies and organizations to determine standards and enable interoperability
• Understanding and using identity management standards to ensure interoperability and trust

This conference has been researched with and designed for Federal, State and Local Government Managers, Directors, Program Managers, Analysts, Leaders, Officers, Administrators, CIOs, Specialists, Advisors, Coordinators, Staff, Consultants and Contractors involved in:

• Information Technology
• Access Control
• Physical Security
• Enterprise Security
• Operations
• Information Security
• Network Communications Security
• Identity Management
• Biometrics
• Security and Safety

… and all other End Users, Consultants, Contractors, Designers & Developers of Security & Identification Technologies who are interested in the latest identity management developments & how it can benefit their organizations.

Don't miss out on this excellent networking opportunity!