26 - 28 March, 2018 | Novotel Sydney Central
Building Cyber Fraud Resilience and Improving Service Delivery through Innovative Digital Identity Technologies and Systems
The only event dedicated to specifically focussing on the challenges and opportunities of Digital Identity in the Australian Market
4-5% of Australians experience financial loss due to identity crime, and it’s estimated the total direct and indirect cost of identity crime in Australia is $2.2 billion. In response to this pressure, the new Digital Transformation Agency Chief, Gavin Slater, lists Digital Identity as one of its top priorities. As Australian’s become more connected through mobile devices government agencies, financial services and retail have become more determined to provide services online. When there is $11 billion worth of economic opportunities per annum for digital identity, it’s important to ask the question:
How can public and private services protect, develop and innovate digital identity in Australia?
With this in mind, IQPC proudly presents the Digital Identity Summit for 2018. Set from 26-28 March in Sydney, this event will bring together senior managers, thought leaders and experts involved in the protection, innovation and exploration of identity platforms. Join us to discuss how Australia can not only build cyber fraud resilience but also improve service delivery by investing in innovative digital identity technologies and systems.
What You Can Expect at Digital ID 2018
Blockchain Solutions Applications
Leveraging biometric technology
Proliferating opt-In digital identity frameworks
Utilising big data for AI
National Identity solutions
Cross-Agency and Cross-sector collaboration
Featured Speakers
Head of Digital Service Design for Universal Credit
Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)
Chief Strategy Officer
Australian Payments Network
Manager of Identity
AGL
Managing Director
RapidID
Head of Payments Industry and Capabilities
ANZ
Director Identity Management
NSW Department of Education
Head of Pay Now
After Pay
The Power of Digital ID Platforms
Businesses and the Public Sector Alike Have the Power to Reduce the Cost of
Customer Service Expenses by $2 billion
Identity Fraud by $2 billion
Improve and secure customer transactions by $4 billion
Save time verifying identity by $3 billion