[ Identity and Privacy Forum ]

	You can have security without privacy, but you cannot have privacy without security
		14th May & 15th May 2009 Guoman Hotel, Charing Cross (Multimap)

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Introduction

For some years the Digital Identity Forum and the Enterprise Privacy Group have been running their own events every year and usually only a week or two apart. We've noticed that the overlap between the events -- in terms of subjects, speakers and delegates -- has been growing year-on-year, so we decided to get together and focus our efforts on one event that inherits both traditions: debate, discussion and learning in a relaxed atmosphere, mixing technology, business and policy to try and create new ideas, new breakthroughs in identity management for the 21st century.

As usual we will limit the number of delegates at the 2009 forum to 100 registrations per day. The discussion has already started on our new Identity and Privacy Forum Blog.

Agenda

Thursday 14th May		Friday 15th May
08:30	Coffee and Registration	08:30	Coffee and Registration
09:15	Introduction Chair: Toby Stevens, EPG Society and Surveillance - On Line Identity Mod: Robin Wilton, Future Identity	09:15	Introduction Chair: John Elliott, Consult Hyperion Rethinking Identity - Meeting Public Sector Challenges Mod: Robin Wilton, Future Identity
09:30 09:50 10:10 10:30	InfoCard Steve Plank, Microsoft OpenID Mark Cross, OpenID UK Identity and VRM Adriana Lukas, Media Influencer Q and A	09:30 10:00 10:30	Digital Government 2.0 Patrick Dunleavy, LSE The National and Identity Card Scheme and its role in The Development of Data Sharing Regulations in the UK? Benjamin Goold, Somerfield College, University of Oxford What should the Public Sector demand? Jerry Fishenden, Microsoft
11:00	Tea and Coffee
11:30	Expert Panel: Mobile eID Mod: Dave Birch, Consult Hyperion Jon Shamah, BBS Norway Phil D'Angio, VeriSign UK Martin Cox, Bell ID Dean Bubley, Disruptive Analysis	11:30	Expert Panel: Data Sharing Mod: Toby Stevens, EPG Marc Dautlich, Olswang Guy Bunker, Symantec Des Powley, Oracle Lindsey Greig, DataGuidance
12:30	Lunch Break
13:30	Expert Panel: Privacy and Commerce Mod: Dave Birch, Consult Hyperion John Bullard, IdenTrust Andrew Whitcombe, Consult Hyperion Ian Grigg, CAcert Independent Auditor Karl Brincat, Visa Europe	13:30 13:50 14:10	Catching up with Biometric Application Mod: Neil McEvoy, Consult Hyperion Banking - Voice is the Future Nick Ogden, Voice Pay Challenges for Identity in Criminal Justice and Biometric Applications Martyn Gates, ARCAM (International) Border Control Mark Stanborough, Aditech Ltd
14:30	ID Cards: A snapshot of the debate in the UK press Elisa Pieri, University of Manchester	14:30	My Digital Footprint Tony Fish, AMF Ventures
15:00	Tea and Coffee	15:00	Closing Keynote Hazel Lacohee, BT
15:30 15:50 16:10	Privacy and Consent Mod: Pete Bramhall, HP VOME Lizzie Coles-Kemp, RHUL Conn Crawford, Sunderland City Council PVNets Ian Brown, Oxford Internet Institute EnCoRe Edgar Whitley, LSE	15:30	Tea and Coffee Networking
16:30	Closing keynote Louise Bennett, Vivas Ltd
17:30	Charity 'Game of Life'
18:30	Drinks and Networking

Costings

The cost of attending the forum will be:

One Day	£245 + VAT
Two Days	£445 + VAT

These prices include a three course lunch and refreshments throughout the day.

Booking

If you would like to register for this event, please book online using the Secure Booking Form or contact Info at Consult Hyperion.

The Identity and Privacy Forum is a not-for-profit event. Any surplus funds generated are donated to local charities.
Information on this can be found on the Consult Hyperion web site after the event.