Leveraging Identity and Access Management Technologies to Prevent Insider Threats

DSI’s 2019 Identity Management Symposium taking place June 18-19 in Alexandria, VA, will revolve around the use of identity intelligence, informed by forensic and biometric data collection and analysis to help protect against outside hackers and insider threats throughout the military and Federal Government.

Hoboken, NJ, June 05, 2019 --(PR.com)-- Insider threats are not only a threat to the government, but also pose a risk to national security. Insider threats can be monitored and avoided with identity, credential and access management (ICAM) technologies. The goal of these technologies is knowing who is on the network and monitoring what they are accessing. Topics at the symposium will revolve around ways to leverage biometric identification to identity insider threats before they occur. Government agencies will come together to discuss the current and future challenges in identity intelligence and ways to overcome them.

Discussions at DSI’s 2019 Identity Management Symposium will revolve around the use of identity intelligence, informed by forensic and biometric data collection and analysis to help protect against outside hackers and insider threats throughout the military and Federal Government. Senior level speakers will convene in Alexandria, VA for this two-day symposium emphasizing the critical need for the rapid acquisition and development of intelligence IT capabilities across all services in order to better share and secure sensitive information.

To this end, the symposium will feature senior level-speakers and sessions including:

- “Leveraging Biometrics for Threat Detection and Defense”
Glen D. Krizay, Director, Defense Forensics and Biometrics Agency

- “Leveraging Biometric Identification for National Security”
Shonnie Lyon, Director, OBIM

- “Revolutionizing the Creation and Management of Digital Identities through Innovation”
Colonel Tom Clancy, IdaM Lead, CIO, Department of Defense

- “Advancing DoD Identity Intelligence Capabilities through Policy and Strategy Development”
Chris Munn, Chief of Identity Intelligence, Under Secretary of Defense Intelligence

- “Identity Dominance for the warfighter and Across the Department of Defense”
Will Graves, Chief Engineer, PM DoD Biometrics

- “The Data of Defense: Providing the Right Information to the Right People at the Right Time”
Denise McFaddin, DMDC, Identity, Credential and Access Management

Technology and Exhibit Space for the Forum is now Open. To learn more please contact Thomas Engelman at tengelman@dsigroup.org, 201-918-3477.

Current Sponsors Include: DUO, Okta, Athena Sciences Corporation, Advanced Onion, Radiant Logic, NEC and Identiv.

In order to allow for actionable discussion and dialogue amongst speaker and attendees, seating will be limited. Register now to reserve your seat. Active military, government and state personnel attend complimentary. Those interested in participating in the 6th Identity Management Symposium can visit Defense Strategies Institute’s website at http://identitymanagement.dsigroup.org/
Anyone interested in learning more or sending questions contact Erica Noreika at enoreika@dsigroup.org, 201-896-7802.

Summit is closed to the press and no recordings will be allowed.
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