Principles
The key aim of Future Identity is to promote improvements in the
management of digital identity and privacy, through an appropriate
blend of four things: principles, conceptual clarity, technology and
governance.
I refer to Future Identity as offering "structured" consulting
because my intention is to make sure that all the consulting activity
is underpinned and guided by those four elements. This will help Future
Identity and its clients quickly reach a mutual understanding about the
context in which specific engagements will be undertaken.
Although this may seem a paradox, digital identity and privacy are
always multi-party things, which means there are always multiple
stakeholder interests to be satisfied: for example, those of identity
providers, replying parties and data subjects. In all likelihood, my
clients are more likely to come from the first two categories rather
than the third. The commitment I make as an independent consultant is
that I will ask the questions - even if they are sometimes awkward ones
- about how the data subject's interests are represented in identity
systems.
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Consultancy Topics
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The emerging digital identity landscape, and its effect on your corporate strategy |
Privacy Impact Assessments for public sector and commercial organisations |
Managing identity in a downturn: technology and governance in a contracting economy |
Privacy in future networks | |