Andrew Nash

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Andrew Nash Senior Director of Identity Services Topics in Identity and Payments

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Andrew NashSenior Director of Identity Services

Topics in Identity and Payments

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Progress in Identity “Ownership”

Enterprise Centric1 2

Federated Partners

3

User Centric

Social Networks

Mashups Web 2.0

Tagging e-commerce

Finance

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Participants

People Services

Identity Services

AttributeProviders

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Credit Card EcosystemMultiple Value Flows

Merchant

Consumer Acct

IssuerAcquirer

CardNetwork

merchantdiscount

usagefees/awards

Switch fee/assessment

Switch fee/assessment

Interchangefee

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Service Transactional Opportunity

identity service

ConsumerClaims

Fraud/RiskReduction

TargetedMarketing

ReducedFriction

IncreasedCheckout

Completion

cookieshistorical

data

checkout-time

identity

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The Identity Trust Gradient

LowValue

HighValue

None

Extreme

Transaction “value”

Regulatory /Compliance /

Risk

Blogs

SocialNetworks

Shopping

Financial

Health

IntelligenceAgency

Shopping

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Levels of Assurance Gaps

• Unlike NIST, risk based systems are not a one time identity proofing exercise

• Continual verification of identity “goodness”– Context, transaction history, behavior, …

• Enhancement to authentication– Triggers for step-up authentication

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Brokerage Values

• Reduce # of identity sources service providers build business and legal relationships with

• Act as consumer advocate

• Create a simplified policy view across domains

• Simply integrate user attribute management

• Provide an integration point for multiple sources of information from attribute providers

• Amortize costs of higher value features including 2FA

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Role of IDP?

ConsumerIDP

“I am very privacy conscious”

“All informationshould be free”

“Help keep me safe”

“Assurance Level 3”

“Moderate levels of

private information ”

“Anonymous

is ok”

ConsumerAgreements

RelyingParty

Contracts

InformationClassification

Attribute Providers

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The Three Laws of Consumer ID Svcs

1. An ID Svc may not injure a consumer, or through inaction, allow a consumer to come to harm.

2. An ID Svc must obey orders given by consumers, except where such orders would conflict with the 1st Law.

3. An ID Svc must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the 1st or 2nd Law.