Identity & Cybersecurity: Exploring the Privacy Implications and Mitigating Risks of Identity

Less than four years ago – in May 2018 – the European Union’s landmark General Data Protection Regulation (GDRP) took effect, cementing data privacy and online activity as a foundational aspect of cybersecurity and public safety.

Since then, California, Virginia and Colorado have followed with their own data privacy legislation. Other states – and possibly the federal government – will undoubtedly follow.

These new pieces of legislation, along with an increasing public demand for digital privacy, have implications at every level of government. To ensure digital privacy, governments have to be able to protect all sensitive information related to a particular individual, whether they are an employee or a constituent. And that means refocusing your cybersecurity strategy around identity.

Join us May 11th at 10am PST as we explore the intersection of identity and data privacy, including issues such as:

• How to credential and "identity proof" users
• How a Zero-Trust cyber approach impacts identity and data privacy efforts
• How to balance the need for data privacy with increasing demand for digital services and remote-access option