EEMA’s 35th Annual Conference on Identity Protection and its Business Models as the EU prepares for the digital single market and identification wallets

Wednesday 8^th and Thursday 9^th June 2022, Microsoft, London

EEMA today announced a program for his 35^th This year’s annual conference will bring together members of the European Commission, business leaders and technology innovators to promote the digital single market in the EU. Take place at Microsoft in London 8^th and 9^th In June 2022, the conference will focus on the deployment of digital identification wallets and the impact of proposed changes in eIDAS regulation, data sovereignty and decentralized identity, as well as updates on projects from EU funds – DE4A, GLASS and LOCARD.

EEMA President John Shamakh states: “The annual EEMA conference is held at a key moment in the formation of the digital single market. In just 18 months, it was planned that every EU citizen would have access to a digital wallet on their smart devices. The ambition is for these wallets to replace the physical certificates that are currently required for work, life and travel in the EU. ” Shamah adds: “In terms of technology and policy, much remains to be done to achieve the September 2023 target, and at our conference we are gathering those who can make a positive impact, from the public and private sectors. ”

Speakers confirmed for 35 EEMA^th The annual conference includes representatives of the European Commission and DGCONNECY; Carmine Auletta, Director of Strategy, InfoCert Group; Dave Birch, author, advisor and commentator on digital financial services; John Eric Setsaas, Vice President of Identity and Innovation, Signicat; Goran Frick, Risk Advisory Manager, Cyber ​​Risk, Deloitte and Katinka Jussie Brurberg BankID BankAxept AS.

Introducing new business identity models requires a security debate, and the annual EEMA conference will bring together Dr. Jackie Taylor, CEO of FlyingBinary, and a group that includes Andy Pardo, founder and CEO of Wisdom Works Group, University of Warwick and Stuart. Aston, NSO at Microsoft, will consider the role of artificial intelligence.

Participants in the annual EEMA conference will have the opportunity to learn about the progress made in three major EU-funded projects. Digital Europe for All (DE4A) is a three-year project run by Member States that supports the regulation of the Digital Single Gateway across Europe and helps make the Digital Single Market a reality. GLASS provides a distributed structure for the sharing of common services of public administrations across the EU for citizens, businesses and governments. Finally, LOCARD creates an integrated management approach to the processing of digital evidence, facilitating many of the challenges of contemporary art and practice. It does this by creating a trusted distributed platform to ensure a chain of compliance throughout the forensic process.

Shamakh concludes: “This is a must-see event this year for any organization that wants to influence the future of how citizens, businesses and governments interact and do business with each other.”

EEMA 35^th The annual conference of 2022 is sponsored by Microsoft and InfoCert, which will participate in the conference together with EEMA project partners. Registration is available open now.

About EEMA

EEMA is a leading independent non-profit European think tank dealing with a variety of topics including identification, authentication, privacy, risk management, cybersecurity, the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence and mobile applications.

Through world-class activities, projects, collaboration, education, collaboration, communication, participation and networking with companies, the public sector and individuals, EEMA helps build strong and mutually beneficial working relationships by enabling our members to maintain a competitive advantage..

www.eema.org

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