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Identity Systems and Threats: Towards a Holistic View
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Date:
– Japan Standard Time
Status:
Confirmed
Location:
Floor 4 - 402
Participants:
Harald Alvestrand, Joel Antoci, Daniel Appelquist, Carolin Beer, Chris Blume, Alan Buxey, Rick Byers, Sarven Capadisli, Tim Cappalli, Denken Chen, Tommaso De Orchi, Kevin Dean, Nick Doty, Zahra Ebadi Ansaroudi, Michael Ficarra, Heather Flanagan, Chris Fredrickson, Sam Goto, Yi Gu, Alexis Hancock, Tatsuya HAYASHI, Johann Hofmann, Fershad Irani, Michael Jones, Nishant Kaushik, Eiji Kitamura, Emily Lauber, Natalia Markoborodova, Coralie Mercier, Anthony Nadalin, Simone Onofri, Nicolas Pena Moreno, Andrew Rayskiy, Hiroyuki Sano, Patrick Schaller, Amir Sharif, Manu Sporny, Sami Tikkala, Nicola Tommasi, Alexander Turner, David Waite, Anna Weine, Tara Whalen, John Wilander, Elaine Wooton, Darwin Yang, Paul Ziv, Aram Zucker-Scharff
Big meeting:
TPAC 2025 (Calendar)

Digital identities are crucial building blocks for our modern digital infrastructure. Over the last years, numerous governmental initiatives have been launched to establish certified digital identities, which are supposed to provide strong identification guarantees of their holders for digital processes in governmental as well as private sector applications. As a consequence, there are high security requirements for this type of identity system and all of its components. In this talk, we present relevant threat models on different layers of a system architecture for such a system and discuss potential challenges when composing their results. We thus argue for the necessity of a holistic approach to understand the threats against this type of a system.

Possible additional co-Chair (if registered): @carbeer

Agenda

Chairs:
Simone Onofri, Patrick Schaller

Description:
Digital identities are crucial building blocks for our modern digital infrastructure. Over the last years, numerous governmental initiatives have been launched to establish certified digital identities, which are supposed to provide strong identification guarantees of their holders for digital processes in governmental as well as private sector applications. As a consequence, there are high security requirements for this type of identity system and all of its components. In this talk, we present relevant threat models on different layers of a system architecture for such a system and discuss potential challenges when composing their results. We thus argue for the necessity of a holistic approach to understand the threats against this type of a system.

Possible additional co-Chair (if registered): @carbeer

Goal(s):
Present the Holistic view of Identity

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