Mark Perry's presentation from Identiverse 2021. Covers how personalised identity experience (registration, account management, credential creation and management, authorisation, etc.) have a major effect on the usability and usage of digital properties and services.
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Identiverse 2021- Personalization of the Identity Experience—Why It's the Future and Why It Just Makes Sense
1. JUNE 2021
Personalization of the Identity Experience
MARK PERRY
Chief Customer Officer
Biza.io
Why It's the Future
& Why It Just Makes Sense
2. JUNE 2021
About Me
•Currently at Biza.io, leaders in Open Banking and the Australian Consumer Data Right
•Formerly APJ CTO at Ping Identity
•30+ years in technology
•Previous companies also include :
•Sun Microsystems
•Netscape
•Oracle
•IBM
•Based in Melbourne, Australia
Loves Australian Rules Football (Go Tiges!), single malt whisky, golf
3. JUNE 2021
Where are we now?
Identity Security is key to customer
and employee experience
4. JUNE 2021
but …
Never-ending Tug of War Between Security and Usability
Breaches/
Identity Theft
Unsympathetic UX Orgs slow to adopt
new technology
5. JUNE 2021
• Increased friction for the user
• Created the need to learn new authentication ceremonies
• Raised worries about credential and data storage
• Made it difficult for developers, leading to “one size fits all”
• Left many behind as things have become more complex
Previous Efforts Have
6. JUNE 2021
We have the solutions…
We need to retire old ways of thinking and deliver
what customers need
— all of them
7. JUNE 2021
This has a real effect on
customer behavior
e.g. Consumer Survey from 2019
60% of people blame poor identity experience for not
completing their purchases
8. JUNE 2021
How to advance the use of modern Identity Security?
Personalized Identity Experiences
Consider delivering
To create delighted customers, happy executives,
and smug contented identity security professionals
9. JUNE 2021
Allowing the end user to select (and
change) their desired security
experience.
What does personalization mean?
It may be due to:
• Capability or ability
• Localised issues
• Device Limitations
• Customer Expectations
Not just the user selecting their favorite
authentication method.
10. JUNE 2021
Let’s review the usual identity security processes
• Registration/Provisioning
How can we deliver personalized IX?
Keep onboarding as simple as possible.
11. JUNE 2021
Let’s review the usual identity security processes
• Registration/Provisioning
• Profile/Credential creation
How can we deliver personalized IX?
Keep onboarding as simple as possible.
Don’t ask for things you might need.
12. JUNE 2021
Let’s review the usual identity security processes
• Registration/Provisioning
• Profile/Credential creation
• Authentication
How can we deliver personalized IX?
Keep onboarding as simple as possible.
Don’t ask for things you might need.
Allow multiple authentication methods.
Make it simple to enrol and use them.
13. JUNE 2021
Let’s review the usual identity security processes
• Registration/Provisioning
• Profile/Credential creation
• Authentication
• Authorization
How can we deliver personalized IX?
Keep onboarding as simple as possible.
Don’t ask for things you might need.
Allow multiple authentication methods.
Make it simple to enrol and use them.
Use fine-grained authorization.
14. JUNE 2021
Let’s review the usual identity security processes
• Registration/Provisioning
• Profile/Credential creation
• Authentication
• Authorization
• Consent
How can we deliver personalized IX?
Keep onboarding as simple as possible.
Don’t ask for things you might need.
Allow multiple authentication methods.
Make it simple to enrol and use them.
Use fine-grained authorization.
Enable fine-grained consent.
Expose consents to the user.
15. JUNE 2021
Let’s review the usual identity security processes
• Registration/Provisioning
• Profile/Credential creation
• Authentication
• Authorization
• Consent
• Self-Service
How can we deliver personalized IX?
Keep onboarding as simple as possible.
Don’t ask for things you might need.
Allow multiple authentication methods.
Make it simple to enrol and use them.
Use fine-grained authorization.
Enable fine-grained consent.
Expose consents to the user.
Be open with what you store and why.
Give the customer control.
16. JUNE 2021
Let’s review the usual identity security processes
• Registration/Provisioning
• Profile/Credential creation
• Authentication
• Authorization
• Consent
• Self-Service
• De-provisioning
How can we deliver personalized IX?
Keep onboarding as simple as possible.
Don’t ask for things you might need.
Allow multiple authentication methods.
Make it simple to enrol and use them.
Use fine-grained authorization.
Enable fine-grained consent.
Expose consents to the user.
Be open with what you store and why.
Give the customer control.
Honor the right to be forgotten.
17. JUNE 2021
Static policies and rules need to be augmented by dynamic decision making
What Else is Needed?
• Take in signals from the continuous evaluation of
user behavior during the session
• Inform authentication and authorization decisions
• Enable personalised, fine-grained experiences for users
Machine Learning offers the ability to respond to new threats
without manual interaction
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Personalized Authentication
Example
Australian Stock Trading App
Flow
• Register account
• Confirm email address
• Recommend MFA (PIN &/or FaceID)
• Enrol MFA
• Request additional profile data
Note all authentication options displayed on the login
screen
19. JUNE 2021
What We Can Do
• Consider how personalized identity experiences can differentiate your brand
• Sell the benefits to colleagues, developers, executives
• Offer options for authentication and ditch the “lowest common denominator”
• Follow the open standards that provide pieces of the platform
• OpenID Connect
• Client Initiated Backchannel Authentication
• Rich Authorization Requests
• WebAuthn
• And wrap it in Machine Learning to help remove static rules and decisions
20. JUNE 2021
Thank You!
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