Trust and Internet Identity Meeting Europe
The TIIME – Trust and Internet Identity Meeting Europe – facilitates the cooperation between innovative communities in various fields of trans-organizational trust and identity matters.
From Identity Management architecture and technology to policy, privacy and business, meet experts, learn concepts, tools and techniques and connect to the community.
Join in the discussion, exchange ideas, meet familiar faces.
READ MORE
Registration for TIIME Unconference has been closed. We hope to see you at our future events!
This is what we have planned for you:
To start with, we enjoy a nice lunch with sandwiches and drinks.
The FIM4R meeting is open for all interested. Agenda and presentations are available via: http://indico.cern.ch/e/fim4r20
The REFEDs PORE working group invites all federation operators and other relevant stakeholders of National Research and Education Identity federations to join a workshop on profiling OpenID Federation.
This meeting is a (non-hybrid) face to face meeting to discuss technical, organisational and operational aspects of a national identity federation scoped profile of the OID Federation specification. In addition, the eduGAIN OID Federation profile will be discussed.
It is assumed participants will have familiarized themselves with the OID Federation specification before attending.
Conveners: Niels van Dijk (SURF & GEANT project), Nicole Roy (Incommon/Internet2)
A meeting of the AARC TREE project group. All project participants are welcome.
Trust is the basis for any human and technical interaction. Research collaborations have been sharing resources and data for decades; however, the open science wave is pushing to make scientific research and its underlying data more accessible to all levels of society.
This talk will explore challenges and opportunities that the R&E community are facing in delivering identity infrastructures at scale.
About Licia Florio
Licia Florio is a Senior Policy and Strategy Officer in NORDUnet. She has over 20 years of expertise in managing stakeholder engagement and coordinating international initiatives, with a focus on enabling federated access within the research and e-infrastructures communities. Over the past decade, she has held different leadership roles in European Union-funded projects under the Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe framework programmes, primarily supporting the development of large-scale federated infrastructures such as eduroam, eduGAIN, InAcademia and eduTEAMS/CoreAAI.
Currently, she is the coordinator of the AARC TREE project, which is working to enhance the AARC interoperability framework; she is managing the operational Quality Assurance work in the context of the EOSC EU Node (Exchange services) and she has a seat in the EOSC Association Board of Directors.
About Rachel Coldicutt
Rachel Coldicutt is a researcher and strategist specialising in inclusive, community-powered innovation and the social impacts of new and emerging technologies. She is founder and executive director of research consultancy
Careful Industries.
She was previously founding CEO of responsible technology think tank Doteveryone where she led influential and ground-breaking research into how technology is changing society and developed practical tools for responsible innovation. Prior to that, she spent almost 20 years working at the cutting edge of new technology for
companies including the BBC, Microsoft, BT, and Channel 4, and was a pioneer in the digital art world. Rachel is an advisor, board member and trustee for a number of companies and charities and, from 2020-2023, served as a non-executive director at Ofcom. In 2019, Rachel was awarded an OBE in the New Year’s Honours for services for the digital society.
Enjoy a wonderful evening together. TIIME Unconference participants can look forward to a joint dinner.
We will meet at https://www.clayskitchen.co.uk/ at 7 PM.
In a complex global context of shifting technological, regulatory, and geopolitical forces, the digital identity industry landscape is rapidly evolving. What’s changing, and how can we stay agile to take advantage of new opportunities?
In this talk, Andrew examines four emerging trends which together will shape the future of digital identity: the rise of the personal identity ecosystem; the growing prevalence and importance of non-human identity; event-driven and continuous identity architectures; and the transformative role of AI and machine learning. Together, these trends challenge us to develop adaptive systems that keep pace with change… but if we can stay flexible, innovative, and agile, we have the opportunity to deliver resilient systems, enhanced user experiences, and improved outcomes for our organisations.
About Andrew Hindle
Andrew is an independent consultant focusing on digital identity, privacy, cyber security, and corporate governance. He is the Identiverse Conference Chair, serves as a non-executive member of the board at Curity, and sits on the UK Advisory Board for Kantara. Andrew has over 25 years’ experience in the software industry in a range of technical sales, pre-sales, product marketing, business development and corporate governance roles. He maintains CIPP/E, CIPM and CIPT privacy certifications with the IAPP; a CIDPRO certification from IDPro; and holds a BA in Oriental Studies (Japanese) from Oxford University and an advanced professional diploma in corporate governance. Outside the world of identity, Andrew holds several governance roles with the Scouts at both local and county level; rides regularly with a local road cycling group; and plays keyboard, guitar and bassoon (not at the same time) with more enthusiasm than skill, and for an audience of one. Andrew is based in the UK, and can also be found on LinkedIn.
University of Reading
Palmer Building
Whiteknights
Reading, Berkshire
RG6 6AH
United Kingdom
Please note that parking is limited. Contact us for permits.
Agenda setting is one of the most exciting and entertaining parts of the Unconference. This is where the interesting topics are presented just in time, which then lead into the individual sessions on the respective conference days. Find out about the content and results of the various themed sessions in the past here.
Enjoy exploring!
