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Wednesday 16 March 2016 9:00am Session Chairman’s Introduction 9:05am Keynote Address Room 207A Biometrics: Privacy threat or privacy enabler? Introduced by Tovah LaDier, Managing Director, International Biometrics + Identity Association (IBIA), USA Efforts to ban or regulate biometrics are on the agenda of privacy advocates around the world; What are the concerns motivating critics of biometrics? How can companies respond? A leading privacy expert will help frame the biometrics debate and will propose a path forward. Jules Polonetsky, CEO and Executive Director, Future of Privacy Forum, USA 9:30am Keynote Question and Answer Session The future of payment: Anytime, anyplace, anywhere Room 207A Secure credentials in a mobile world – There’s an App for that Room 207B Secure credentials in a mobile world – There’s an App for that Room 207B 9:45am Session Chairman’s Introduction Session Chairman’s Introduction Session Chairman’s Introduction Mark Lockie, Managing Director, Science Media Partners, UK Tony Poole, President, Document Security Alliance Partner, AJW, Inc., USA Tony Poole, President, Document Security Alliance Partner, AJW, Inc. USA 9:50am Payments, technology, and security Layered security – tokenization, encryption; The road to ubiquity – where are we now in terms of mobile payment adoption, and what needs to happen before mobile payments hit the mainstream; Hidden opportunities – How can mobile payments providers add value at the point of sale (geo-location, rewards, in-store check-out)? Integrating the secure physical credential with mobile ID processes Secure government-issued physical tokens form the cornerstones for establishing national identity; Mobile devices promise convenient access to the ID verification processes and government services; Secure digital seals are proposed to integrate physical security with mobile ID processes. Integrating the secure physical credential with mobile ID processes Secure government-issued physical tokens form the cornerstones for establishing national identity; Mobile devices promise convenient access to the ID verification processes and government services; Secure digital seals are proposed to integrate physical security with mobile ID processes. Jason Oxman, CEO, Electronic Transactions Association, USA John A. Peters, Manager New Business, Government ID, OVD Kinegram, Switzerland John A. Peters, Manager New Business, Government ID, OVD Kinegram, Switzerland 10:15am Biometric authentication in payments Visa’s view on why biometrics authentication for payments could provide a template for success; Lessons learned from deployments to date; The path ahead. Mark Nelsen, Senior Vice President of Risk Products and Business Intelligence, Visa Inc., USA U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s plan to improve travel efficiency through strides in technology Collaboration between government agencies is critical to ensuring a best-in-class international arrivals process; CBP is leveraging mobile technology to make the agency more nimble and flexible in the face of increasing passenger volume, threats, and the need to do work outside the traditional arrivals space; U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s plan to improve travel efficiency through strides in technology Collaboration between government agencies is critical to ensuring a best-in-class international arrivals process; CBP is leveraging mobile technology to make the agency more nimble and flexible in the face of increasing passenger volume, threats, and the need to do work outside the traditional arrivals space; The advancements of technology and passenger flow need to be incorporated into future facility designs. CBP is working closely with its key stakeholders to update its Airport Technical Design Standards; The advancements of technology and passenger flow need to be incorporated into future facility designs. CBP is working closely with its key stakeholders to update its Airport Technical Design Standards; CBP is conducting extensive testing and analysis of new, cutting-edge biometrics to further enhance our ability to combat threats, streamline the inspection process, and expedite the flow of travel and trade; CBP is conducting extensive testing and analysis of new, cutting-edge biometrics to further enhance our ability to combat threats, streamline the inspection process, and expedite the flow of travel and trade; CBP is aggressively examining its processes and procedures to plan for the future and, in particular, how biometric technology can further secure and facilitate travel. CBP is aggressively examining its processes and procedures to plan for the future and, in particular, how biometric technology can further secure and facilitate travel. Daniel Tanciar, Director, Travel and Tourism Initiatives, Office of Field Operations, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, USA Daniel Tanciar, Director, Travel and Tourism Initiatives, Office of Field Operations, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, USA 10
10:40am Mobile wallets and fraud: Leveraging strong authentication to protect consumer accounts As with any new form of financial technology, mobile wallets came under siege by fraudsters almost immediately after introduction; Financial institutions were unprepared for the attempts to circumvent their controls, contributing to unusually high losses and reputational damage; Mobile Passports – What we’ve learned so far Mobile Passport Control has been running for 18 months; Traveller adoption has been amazingly positive; Next step – fully digital passport – is closer than you think. Hans Miller, CEO, Airside Mobile, USA Mobile Passports – What we’ve learned so far Mobile Passport Control has been running for 18 months; Traveller adoption has been amazingly positive; Next step – fully digital passport – is closer than you think. Hans Miller, CEO, Airside Mobile, USA The use of mobile wallets is expected to exceed $50 billion by 2018, making them even more attractive fraud targets; By leveraging strong authentication technologies geared specifically for the mobile channel, wallet enrolment and use can be secured against these attacks – preventing fraud and preserving trust in this nascent financial technology. Al Pascual, Director of Fraud & Security, Javelin Strategy & Research, USA 11:05am Question and Answer Session Question and Answer Session Question and Answer Session 11:15am Refreshment Break Sponsored by Law Enforcement 20/20: Advancing nextgeneration biometric and identity solutions Room 207A The mobile workforce – Technological challenges, new solutions Room 207B The mobile workforce – Technological challenges, new solutions Room 207B 11:45am Session Chairman’s Introduction Session Chairman’s Introduction Session Chairman’s Introduction William Maheu, Senior Director of Strategic Development, Qualcomm, USA Benji Hutchinson, Senior Director, NEC Corporation of America, USA Benji Hutchinson, Senior Director, NEC Corporation of America, USA 11:50am Advancing biometrics: Aims and ambitions for the FBI’s Biometric Center of Excellence Biometric prototypes, pilots and toolsets; Promotion and development of biometric standards; Performing research and development while addressing privacy and policy in the biometric world. Nicky J. Megna, Unit Chief, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Global Operations Section, Biometric Center of Excellence, USA Mobility + Work: Identity as the new perimeter Identity is the new perimeter; it is no longer the physical walls of the office or reach of the network plug; The trade-off between ease of use and security is no longer acceptable in today’s environment; New identity-based security models are required, and low-friction authentication factors including biometrics play an integral role and will be discussed. Chris Trytten, Market Solutions Manager, Crossmatch, USA Mobility + Work: Identity as the new perimeter Identity is the new perimeter; it is no longer the physical walls of the office or reach of the network plug; The trade-off between ease of use and security is no longer acceptable in today’s environment; New identity-based security models are required, and low-friction authentication factors including biometrics play an integral role and will be discussed. Chris Trytten, Market Solutions Manager, Crossmatch, USA 12:15pm INTERPOL Biometrics (face and fingerprints exchange) Derived PIV credential – A USG eAuthentication approach from mobile devices Derived PIV credential – A USG eAuthentication approach from mobile devices Overview of AFIS gateway and success; Development of face program; Biometrics for migration, terrorism and finding fugitives. Mark Branchflower, Head of Fingerprint Unit and Face Project, Police Forensic Data Management Sub-Directorate, INTERPOL, France Introduction to the USG approach to eAuthentication for mobile devices to satisfy Homeland Presidential Directive -12; Challenges and opportunities; Future works and outlook. Hildegard Ferraiolo, Senior Computer Scientist, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), USA Introduction to the USG approach to eAuthentication for mobile devices to satisfy Homeland Presidential Directive -12; Challenges and opportunities; Future works and outlook. Hildegard Ferraiolo, Senior Computer Scientist, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), USA 11
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