Digital identity: A solution to immigration challenges?

Digital identity is increasingly shaping immigration processes, creating practical questions around trust, security, data sovereignty and fraud. This Canberra workshop uses immigration as a case study while welcoming people interested in digital identity more broadly, in Australia and internationally.

What the workshop will explore

• How digital identity can help build trust between users and service providers
• Balancing faster government processing with security considerations
• Data sovereignty for individual applicants and governments
• Approaches to reducing fraud without introducing new risks for individuals
• Establishing trust, verifying claims, connecting ecosystems and supporting user-controlled identity
• The wider civic implications of digital identity

Who it’s for

The session invites collaborative discussion among people from the public sector, industry and non-government agencies, as well as others with an interest in digital identity.

Facilitators

• Teresa Liu, Senior Managing Partner
• Marc Geer, Senior Global Operations Director
• Dr Anna Boucher, A/Professor at the University of Sydney and Senior Counsel at Fragomen Global
• Amit Sharma, Managing Director, Digital Identity, Fragomen

Participation and recording

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