State Of Identity

In this episode of State of Identity, host Cameron D’Ambrosi welcomes Uku Tomikas, CEO of Messente Communications, for an in-depth discussion on the role of mobile communications within the digital identity landscape. Discover how mobile devices became central to our digital lives as literal authenticators and symbolic representations of our identity. Learn how Messente navigates the changing landscape of mobile identity, combating fraud and enhancing security with innovative technology while uncovering key takeaways on the future of authentication, the impact of SMS OTPs, and the potential of subscriber data in identity verification.  

In this episode of State of Identity, host Cameron D’Ambrosi welcomes Greg Leighton, Vice Chair of the Privacy and Incident Response Team at Polsinelli, for a deep dive into the evolving landscape of data privacy and security. Discover how technology’s rapid advancement outpaces legal frameworks, prompting novel challenges for businesses and legal professionals, and how Polsinelli navigates this dynamic terrain. Find out how changes in laws like the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) impact businesses, leading to innovative compliance and risk management strategies. From the implications of web-tracking lawsuits to the regulatory focus on AI and automated decision-making, this conversation sheds light on the key issues keeping clients at night and the complex interplay between technology, law, and privacy. Gain insights into Greg’s thoughts on data governance and the future of digital identity, as well as the intriguing potential of generative AI in enhanc

In this episode of State of Identity, host Cameron D’Ambrosi welcomes back Reed McGinley-Stempel, co-founder and CEO of Stytch, for a deep dive into the evolving world of passwordless authentication. Discover what’s driving adoption, how Stytch's customers navigate this transition, and expert predictions for the future of digital security. Find out how Stytch fosters innovation and the critical role of authentication in combating AI-driven security threats.  

Join us on the State of Identity Podcast with host Cameron D’Ambrosi and special guest Dr. Tina Srivastava, Co-founder of Badge. We’ll explore Dr. Srivastava's journey from MIT and national defense to pioneering Badge, a solution that offers on-demand authentication for any application on any device without storing identity credentials. Discover why she champions reusable identity as the key to unlocking value across the global economy and how Badge's innovative go-to-market approach sets it apart in the reusable identity solutions market. 

In this State of Identity podcast episode, host Cameron D'Ambrosi chats with Dentity Founder and CEO Jeff Schwartz about his journey from Walt Disney Company to founding Dentity. Focused on decentralized and consumer-centric identity verification, Jeff shares insights from his automotive sector experience and the challenges of online identity verification. The discussion examines the importance of consumer-driven identity verification, tackling the 'cold start' problem in user adoption, and navigating the competitive landscape. Discover what standards, incentives, and collaborative efforts are necessary to revolutionize the identity tech space.

The latest State of Identity podcast, hosted by Cameron D’Ambrosi, is joined by John Baird, Founder & CEO of Vouched. Vouched specializes in leveraging computer vision and AI for identity verification solutions across various industries, focusing on the healthcare sector in this episode. The discussion highlights the growing complexity of healthcare fraud and the limitations of traditional verification methods. Baird emphasizes the unique challenges in healthcare, underscoring the need for innovative, accessible identity verification solutions to aid underserved communities and combat advanced threats like deepfakes. Stay tuned as our speakers unpack the far-reaching benefits, both in terms of cost savings and operational efficiency, that come with the implementation of improved identity verification practices within the healthcare industry.

In the latest State of Identity podcast, we're joined by Laura Spiekerman, co-founder and president of Alloy, a global identity risk solution for financial services and a 2023 Liminal Company to Watch, to discuss their pioneering role in the orchestration-centric approach to digital identity. Speakman delves into the challenges Alloy addresses in the fintech space, where compliance and fraud often hinder innovation. Join us to explore the evolving landscape of digital identity, trends in fraud prevention, and the critical intersection of customer experience and security.

In the latest episode of the State of Identity podcast series, we delve into the ever-evolving world of customer identity and access management. Join host Cameron D’Ambrosi from Liminal as he sits down with Brian Pontarelli, the founder and CEO of FusionAuth, to explore the exciting developments and challenges in the realm of passwordless authentication, user data management, and the quest for seamless transitions in the digital landscape. Bryan shares his expertise and unique perspective, shedding light on the fascinating journey of Fusion Auth and its pivotal role in this dynamic landscape. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that promises to expand your understanding of CIAM and its critical role in the modern enterprise.

Tune in to the latest episode of the State of Identity podcast series, where Shane Curran, Founder and CEO of Evervault, engages in an insightful discussion with host Cameron D’Ambrosi about the world of data security. Discover why merely encrypting data at rest falls short, delve into innovative approaches to securing data while preserving functionality, explore how encryption can enable AI model training without putting customer data at risk, and gain insights into the importance of emphasizing existing cybersecurity threats over concerns related to quantum computing.

In the latest episode of the State of Identity podcast, host Cameron D’Ambrosi is joined by Gadalia  Montoya Weinberg O’Brian, an ex-NSA crypto mathematician and the Founder/CEO of Dapple Security. Learn about Gadalia’s remarkable journey from the National Security Agency to the forefront of identity-focused cybersecurity. Learn about the limitations of current passwordless approaches, particularly in scenarios involving lost or stolen devices, and delve into the crucial distinction between authenticating the user behind the device rather than the device itself. Gadalia introduces Dapple Security’s unique solution, which involves generating an on-demand passkey using a user’s fingerprint—emphasizing the company’s commitment to user privacy by avoiding the storage of biometrics on the device or in the cloud—and how this approach is a key element in enhancing overall security posture. 

In this episode of the State of Identity podcast, host Cameron D'Ambrosi talks with Eric Olden, the co-founder and CEO of Strata Identity. Join us as they discuss the challenges faced by today's multi-vendor/multi-cloud enterprise technology landscape and how forward-looking executives view identity as an opportunity, not a cost center. They also delve into the importance of moving towards passwordless authentication and the role of identity orchestration in addressing these challenges. 

In this episode of the State of Identity podcast, Liminal host Cameron D’Ambrosi and Justin McCarthy, the co-founder and CTO of StrongDM explore the dynamic landscape of digital identity and access management, addressing the challenges and trends that shape the industry. They talk about what it means to move towards a "credential-less” world and discuss the complexities of authentication, authorization, and the role of proxies in bridging old and new technologies. McCarthy highlights the imperative for convergence among various tools, including the essential role of AI, providing a unified approach to access control, governance, and policy enforcement. 

Join Liminal in this podcast episode as we delve into the evolving landscape of fraud prevention and identity security. Our guest, Amelia Algren, Executive Vice President of Strategy at BioCatch, sheds light on how the intersection of behavioral biometrics and industry collaboration is shaping a new era of protection against scams and cyber threats. Discover how generative AI and deepfakes alter the game for fraudsters, and understand what the impending increase in fraud liability means for financial institutions. Explore innovative biometric technology that captures subtle cues in user behavior to identify fraudsters and safeguard digital transactions. Learn how it's paving the way for a safer digital world - from detecting account takeovers to uncovering advanced impersonation scams. Tune in to gain insights into the strategies revolutionizing the fight against fraud.

Join us as Trinsic's Co-founder & CEO, Riley Hughes, shares insights into the process of establishing the infrastructure for deploying reusable identities across various industries and use cases. In this episode, we discuss Utah’s age verification mandate and explore the future of business models for monetizing verifiable credentials. 

Trusona Founder & CEO Ori Eisen joins State of Identity for a deep dive into all things passwordless. Learn the most common mistakes platforms make when attempting to move beyond passwords, why stakeholders beyond the CISO must be involved in the conversation, and how platforms can have their cake and eat it when it comes to delighting customers without making cybersecurity risk sacrifices.

Domingo Guerra, EVP of Trust at Incode, joins State of Identity podcast host Cameron D'Ambrosi to discuss why trust underpins digital innovation, how Incode is seeking to differentiate its platform amidst increasing competition, and the most exciting new use cases and verticals for identity proofing beyond regulated industries.

Join Yoti’s CEO and Chief Policy and Regulatory Officer as they unveil the remarkable journey of Yoti, transforming from a pioneering force in reusable digital identity to becoming a prominent frontrunner in the rapidly expanding realm of biometric age estimation. Discover the intricacies of this cutting-edge technology and its ever-increasing significance, especially with the emergence of new regulations governing age-appropriate design and online access to restricted goods and content. Explore how one company sets new standards for a secure, age-conscious digital landscape.

Onfido CEO Mike Tuchen discusses the challenges of the fragmented digital identity landscape and the need for mess management. He predicts that travel will be a significant driver of change in the reusable identity space and that the winners and losers in the market will emerge within the next three years. Tuchen also sees a future for digital identity in age verification and address verification, emphasizing privacy and security's importance.

Secfense Chief Technology Officer, Marcin Szary, joins host Cameron D'Ambrosi to explore the current authentication landscape. They discuss why the FIDO Alliance has been a truly transformative moment for the death of the password, how Secfense sets itself apart in a crowded and competitive landscape, and Marcin's predictions for the future.