One of the wonderful, yet also daunting, aspects of being in #Identity is realizing just how far-reaching and all-encompassing its scope and boundaries are. It's why we need more than just technologists and standards wonks engaged in driving the future of this industry. Thanks to @arynn I had the chance to spend some time chatting with Grace Klutke at #Authenticate2024 about #EthicsInIdentity and the broader impact on human rights, inclusion, and access (in the human and not Authorization sense). If Digital Identity Advancement Foundation continues to bring smart, talented, and motivated individuals like her from other fields into our industry, then we'll be doing it right.

(Oh, and support DIAF if you can. They're doing good, and necessary,
work!)
https://digitalidadvancement.org/news/2024-kim-cameron-awardee-reflections-grace-klutke/

Identiverse being the best identity conference around means that it’s always a challenge coming up with a talk proposal, as Andrew Hindle and team raise the bar each year. The process acts as a forcing function for me to think about the topics I want to bring to the community for discussion, topics that I encounter all the time in #DayJob, but seldom have time to dig into.

This year I wanted to build on my talk from last year, but realized I couldn’t tackle it alone. Thankfully, I managed to con(vince) two absolute rock stars in Michelle Finneran Dennedy and Eve Maler to join me on stage for a fireside chat about the ethics imperative facing our industry.

Session Info: https://identiverse.com/idv24/session/2089520/

As the abstract says, “What happens when you throw a privacy wonk, a standards guru, and a product architect that have been working in identity far too long on to a conference stage together?” Join us in Vegas and find out.
#Identiverse #DigitalIdentity #Ethics #EthicsInIdentity #Privacy