Identity & Access Management 2022 | Insight Events | 2 February 2022 | Tivoli Hotel & Congress Center, Arni Magnussons Gade 2, 1577 København, Danmark

System-supported user rights management has been on the agenda for 20-25 years. First as a way to streamline the IT department's work and later as a compliance tool. Yet it is only in recent years that user rights management has really come up to CxO level and has got its very own agenda, among other things accelerated by GDRP and numerous Cyber ​​attacks.
As a citizen, it is easy to understand the need to protect access to one's own data in the public systems, and that NemID / MitID is a fantastic method for uniquely authenticating oneself. But the same is true in the company. There are the same high requirements for data protection, including personal data, and the same high requirements for being able to uniquely identify a natural person.
Nevertheless, we see time and time again that there is no single authoritative source for identities in companies, or that the processes around user rights management have not been fully put in place. The reason is probably that user rights management is a really difficult discipline, because it is not only an IT discipline, but also involves the whole business and thus all the old ingrained habits that are so difficult to get rid of.

2022 Speakers

Katja Schou Hansen
Service Delivery Manager – Identity & Access Management, Tryg

Casper Holtermann
Security Architect, Digital Identity, Globeteam

Bjarke Alling
Formand for Cybersikkerhedsrådet, Formand for IT-Sikkerhedsudvalget, IT-Branchen

Kevin Kruse
IAM Lead, Santander Consumer Bank, Nordic

Jesper Bergstedt
CEO, 2ndC

Bala Dasoji
IAM Architect, GN Group

Kristian Thim Birk
Identity & Access Management, Epentia

Claus Nørklit Roed
Director, Identity & Access Management, PwC

Susanne Schustin
CIO, Global IT, Blue Water Shipping

Henrik Engqvist
Security Business Manager, Nixu

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Claus Nørklit Roed
Director, Identity & Access Management, PwC