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Andrew Nash Senior Director of Identity Services Topics in Identity and Payments
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Progress in Identity “Ownership” Enterprise Centric 12 Federated Partners 3 User Centric Social Networks Mashups Web 2.0 Tagging e-commerce Finance
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Participants People Services Identity Services Attribute Providers
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Credit Card Ecosystem Multiple Value Flows Merchant Consumer Acct IssuerAcquirer Card Network merchant discount usage fees/awards Switch fee /assessment Interchange fee
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Service Transactional Opportunity identity service Consumer Claims Fraud/Risk Reduction Targeted Marketing Reduced Friction Increased Checkout Completion cookies historical data checkout- time identity
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The Identity Trust Gradient Low Value High Value None Extreme Transaction “value” Regulatory / Compliance / Risk Blogs Social Networks Shopping Financial Health Intelligence Agency Shopping
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Levels of Assurance Gaps Unlike NIST, risk based systems are not a one time identity proofing exercise Continual verification of identity “goodness” –Context, transaction history, behavior, … Enhancement to authentication –Triggers for step-up authentication
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Brokerage Values Reduce # of identity sources service providers build business and legal relationships with Act as consumer advocate Create a simplified policy view across domains Simply integrate user attribute management Provide an integration point for multiple sources of information from attribute providers Amortize costs of higher value features including 2FA
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Role of IDP? Consumer IDP “I am very privacy conscious” “All information should be free” “Help keep me safe” “Assurance Level 3” “Moderate levels of private information ” “Anonymous is ok” Consumer Agreements Relying Party Contracts Information Classification Attribute Providers
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The Three Laws of Consumer ID Svcs 1.An ID Svc may not injure a consumer, or through inaction, allow a consumer to come to harm. 2.An ID Svc must obey orders given by consumers, except where such orders would conflict with the 1 st Law. 3.An ID Svc must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the 1 st or 2 nd Law.
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