25% increase in authentication
[Dave Birch] Surely we must be getting closer to mass market two, three and perhaps even four factor authentication?
Christian Lunden, Nordic Choice Hotels
[Dave Birch] Announcing a new podcast in the Consult Hyperion Tomorrow's Transactions series: Christian Lunden of Nordic Choice Hotels.
Mexican standoff
[Dave Birch] While strict identity requirements may superficially aid the forces of law and order, they may also help criminals.
Who thinks pseudonymity isn’t important?
[Dave Birch] Some forms of business are demanding identifiers, but identifiers going forward aren't the same as they were in the past.
Professor Michael Birnhack, Institute for Advanced Legal Studies
[Dave Birch] Announcing a new podcast in the Consult Hyperion Tomorrow's Transactions series: Professor Michael Birnhack of Tel Aviv University.
Tough choices
[Dave Birch] Taking away privacy doesn't increase security, it reduces it.
Two-faced, at the least
[Dave Birch] What do we really think about privacy? What should the identity infrastructure deliver when most people do not know what they want from it?
It all comes back to liability
[Dave Birch] Is it possible to develop eID infrastructure without liability?
The sorry state of id and authentication
[Dave Birch] Trying to do 21st century e-business without an identity infrastructure is frustrating, time-consuming and expensive.
Not magic bullets, but bullets nonetheless
[Dave Birch] Biometrics aren't a magic bullet, but they could be a good solution to the right problem.
How smart?
[Dave Birch] We need to be just as rigorous in thinking about the future of machine identity as about the future of personal identity.
Theoretically private
[Dave Birch] If we understood more about what privacy is, then it would be easier to implement systems that had it as a characteristic.
