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Download the biographies in pdf here or click on speakers names to view For more information about the ENISA workshops click on the title Day 1 - Tuesday 12 June   09.30-10.30 ENISA Workshop Security Issues in Social Networking,   Introduction Social networking security issues for children Josephine Fraser, Childnet Security recommendations for social networking communities Maz Nadjm , Rareface Implications of Social Networking behaviour for tomorrow's citizens & workforce -Mathieu Gorge , VigiTrust 10.30- 12.45 Opening Session The Challenges of Corporate, Public and Private Identities Today Welcome, background and introduction to the conference - Roger Dean, Executive Director, eema Welcome address - Philippe Duluc, Director, Orange/France Telecom Group ENISA address - Alain Esterle, Head of Technical Department, ENISA eema address - The evolution of identity services, the emergence of user-centric networks and the future of eema - David Goodman, Chairman, eema Keynote address -Kim Cameron, Microsoft The opening debate with audience participation 12.30- 13.45 Lunch eema Track Managing Identity 13.45 - 15.30 ENISA Workshop Social Networking cont 13.45 - 15.30 Chairman's introduction and opening remarks Chairman's introduction and opening remarks       Totally integrated security architecture, where business requirements meet technology Franz-Josef Nölke , Solution Line Manager, Siemens Enterprise Communications GmbH & Co KG Netlog - Experiences from a large-scale social networking application Lien Louwagie , Netlog Gaining the benefit of e-ID from correctly implemented applications Olivier Delos , Managing Partner, SEALED Imagined communities: awareness, information sharing and privacy: the Facebook case Alessandro Acquisti , Carnegie Mellon University Building a solid identity management foundation layer John Erik Setsaas , Senior Systems Architect, SAP AG Roundtable - discussion Coffee - 15.30 - 16.00 Coffee - 15.30 - 16.00 16.15- 17.45 eema Track Round Table Discussions 16.00 - 18.00 ENISA Workshop Security Issues in Reputation Systems, 16.00 - 18.00   These sessions will run concurrently and will have an introduction from the Chair, a user to provide thoughts and experiences and then the session will be thrown open to the attendees to continue the discussion. Privacy-respecting Reputation Systems for future internet communities Sandra Steinbrecher , Dresden University Threat scenarios for a Reputation community Farez Rahman , redkeydigital Round Table 1 - e-ID interoperability challenges and experiences Led by Corestreet Building global Reputation, compliance and issue resolution technology for the e-mail eco-system Brandon Phillips & Eric Castelli, Lashback Round Table 2 - Is identity management really delivering on security? Led by nCipher Reputation management in distributed systems Roberto Cascella , University of Trento Round Table 3 - SOA approaches to e-ID service delivery challenges Led by BEA A new approach to PGP's Web of Trust Rolf Haenni and Jacek Jonczy, University of Biel Roundtable discussion 18.00 - 18.30 Conclusion with a summary of each round table from the chairs Conclusion with a summary of each workshop from the chairs 19.30 Hospitality and Networking Day 2 - Wednesday 13 June 8.00 - 9.00 eema General Assembly - breakfast meeting 09.00 - 10.45 Federated Identity Challenges and Solutions ENISA Workshop Authentication Interoperability e-ID / Government Schemes   Chairman Martin Linda - Siemens PLC UK, Corporate Business Technology introduction and opening remarks Chairman's introduction and opening remarks Federated identity management, technology and trust Simon Perry CA e-ID as a public utility Neil McEvoy , Consult Hyperion Authentication in Estonia Tarvi Martens , National Certification Centre, Estonia Federated identity as part of an identity solution David Ramirez , Senior Manager, Alcatel-Lucent Authentication aspects of Electronic Passports - the interoperability overview Zdenek Riha , JRC e-ID interoperability large scale pilot, STORK Frank Leyman , FEDICT, Belgium Developing a consistent approach to identity management Keiron Salt , Architecture, Analysis & Design, BT Practical experiences with multiple CA interoperability in Sweden Anthony Whitehead , NordicEdge Authentication Trust Levels Florent Chabaud, French Ministry 10.45- 11.15 Coffee 11.15- 13.00 Securing Identity ENISA Workshop Industry and Standards   Chairman: Ronny Bjones, Microsoft introduction and opening remarks Chairman's Introduction Secure e-ID management architectures, pre and post issuance phases Zoran Savic Zoran Savic, CEO, NetSet Global Solutions Banking Strong authentication in banking and beyond Barbara Gui , Verisign IdenTrust - an enabler for ID assurance in a global context John Bullard , IdenTrust European banking - requirements and solutions for Authentication Interoperability, Ulrike Linde , Association of German Banks Trust services for signature verification and e-ID validation Jon Ølnes , Senior Researcher, DNV Research & Innovation Standards Certipost e-Federated Identity Management Wim Coulier , Certipost Standardised authentication protocols based on the smart card - applicability to the German e-ID card Gisela Meister, Giesecked & Devrient Security even outside the corporate network Sandy Porter, Avoco Secure e-ID Interoperability through ECC standard Lorenzo Gaston, ECC. Gemalto, CEN Generic IAM presentation, generic processes for identity and access management FINIS Dr Horst Walther , SIG Software Integration GmbH 14.00-15.30 Taking the Present to Build the Future ENISA Workshop Round Table Discussion   Chairman's introduction and opening remarks Chairman's introduction   Strong authentication solutions for the future Steve Brunswick , Strategy Manager e-Security, Thales Main issues to discuss: Trust evaluation for Authentication Mechanisms What are the political issues for interoperability What are the legal issues for interoperability Standard descriptions of enrolment procedures Standard descriptions of privacy features   EU Citizen's trust in future ID systems & authorities Dr Ruth Halperin , London School of Economics & Political Science, UK   The Future of e-ID after 2010 Dr Mireille Levy , Head of Identity Management Standards, Identity and Passport Service, UK   Conclusions and closing remarks - with a summary of each track from track chairs   Coffee