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"Bridging the Real and Virtual Worlds" (4th - 2003)	4th & 5th November 2003 London Marriott, Marble Arch

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Time	Day One	Day Two
09.00	Key Themes for the Day Dave Birch, Consult Hyperion	Key Themes for the Day Dave Birch, Consult Hyperion
09.20	Chairman's Introduction Mick Davies LASSEO (UK)	Chairman's Introduction Anthony Smith Independent Expert
09.30	Passports, Assassins, Traitors and Spies A talk by Martin Lloyd Martin Lloyd is the author of the book The Passport, a copy of which was given to delegates.	Community ID Management Martin Reilly,Hitachi The Who Cares Trust is a charity that has developed a "virtual home" for children in care. Naturally, this demands multi-channel strong authentication. The children access a web portal with education, health and other content. The portal also provides pseudonymous e-mail and chat together with a "digital vault" for personal information and official documents as well as experimental smart agent interaction. Please note that a board member of the Who Cares Trust will be present to answer questions and to talk to any UK local authorities interested in the scheme. view presentation
10.10	Experiences with the Application Registration Card Kay Baci Home Office (UK) The Application Registration Card (ARC) has now been in place for some time. What have the UK Govt. learned from this experience? view presentation	A Comprehensive Approach to Authentication in Remote Commerce Chris Jarman Kinek (Canada) The true potential of remote commerce remains largely untapped because existing technologies have not addressed the unique requirements of the virtual marketplace. The risks of virtual transactions require new ways of doing business and new tools to support them. Chris will consider how stakeholders can be linked in a way that provides an end-to-end perspective and therefore bridges the current gaps. view presentation
10.50	Smart Registration for e-Government Services Ronnie Monaghan Office of the e-Envoy(UK) For a large organisation such as the Government, delivering aggregated services through a single portal means significant challenges in identity management and multi-level authentication of citizens. This presentation outlines both the challenges and the steps being taken to meet them. view presentation	Internet Identity Paul Galwas nCipher (UK) It's clear that the world of the web, email, chat and other online communications has a real problem with identification and authentication. This presentation outlines some key issues and makes a few suggestions as to ways forward. view presentation
11.20	Coffee
11.40	The Belgian National ID Card Bart Sijnave, Project Leader Federal ICT Dept. (Belgium) The Belgian government is currently issuing the country's first smart ID cards. The EID (Electronische Identiteitskaart or Electronic Identity Card) aims to provide every Belgian resident over 12 years old with a personal ID card based on Java Card technology. view presentation	Virtual Identity & Virtual Property Ian Walden Inst. For Computer and Communications Law Studies (UK). If we are moving to an online world, then many of the familiar legal concepts of personal identity and personal property will need to be re-examined. Does the law as it stands provide a foundation for this online future or do we need to develop new laws to deal with the new environment? view presentation
12.20	Smart ID Cards Expert Panel Moderator: David Birch,chyp Bob Carter, De La Rue Ioannis Maghiros, European Commission John Bullard, Identrus John Elliott, Consult Hyperion	Virtual ID Expert Panel Moderator: David Birch, chyp Peter Cochrane, Concept Labs Bill Thompson, Journalist & broadcaster Justin Percival, RBS TrustAssured Andrew Wilder, Intl.Security, Trust & Privacy Alliance
13.00	Lunch
14.00	Chairman's Introduction Trefor Hales,	Chairman's Introduction John Bartlett, BCi
14.10	ID Technology and Retailing Dilip Popat, EMEA Retail Partner Manager, Microsoft EMEA Digital identity is exploding in the retail sector with the advent of RFID tags. This talk will discuss how the technology is transforming systems across retail supply and demand chains, and illustrates how the integration of the technology into retail systems can be achieve the full potential for the business. view presentation	Interaction with an Audience John O'Donovan BBC Technology Interactive digital TV has great promise as a channel for electronic business and government. Historically, however, TV has been about audiences and households, not individuals. How does a broadcaster manage identity across iDTV and other channels? view presentation
14.50	Token Authentication Peter Finlayson, APACS (UK) UK banks have been exploring a possible new form of authentication for remote services. Token authentication uses chip and PIN to provide strong authentication on the web. This presentation will describe the key drivers, customer acceptability, potential applications and relevant international initiatives. to obtain a copy of the presentation please email us	Unintrusive & Scalable Cross-Domain Electronic Record Management Stefan Brands Credentica (Canada) Intelligent use of technology means that it is possible to manage electronic records, and share them, in ways that enhance (rather than destroy) individual privacy. view presentation
15.30	Tea
15.50	Virtual Mobile Identity Sean Smith University of Surrey (UK) The Intel sponsored RIS:OME project at the University of Surrey seeks to understand the relationship between the generation, ownership and control of mobile, location-based and personal information about individuals and socio-cultural understandings of privacy, risk and trust. view presentation	The Hong Kong Smart ID Card : A Case Study Tim France-Massey MAOSCO The Hong Kong immigration card is one of the smartest smart ID cards in the world, combining a multi-application platform, biometric authentication and online use. This case study will include a short video presentation from Raymond Wong from the Immigration Department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. view presentation
16.30	Moving to a Mass Market John Skipper Thales e-Security (UK & France) The world of mass-market strong authentication has more pilots than British Airways. What have been the barriers against critical mass and what is changing? Has the industry failed to understand the real requirements? view presentation	Biometrics, Law and Order Clive Reedman Police Information Technology Organisation (UK) The UK police have recently established a biometrics technology roadmap. What does this tell us about directions in biometrics and how might we expect biometrics to be practically utilised by law enforcement agencies in the future. view presentation
17.10	Networking Break	Conference Ends
17.30	Champagne Round Tables hosted by American Express, nCipher, EDS and Consult Hyperion.
18.30	Conference Ends

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