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Unveiling the Future: 2024 Digital Identity Trends and Predictions

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Monday, December 18, 2023
Data Management, Security, Technology, Networks, Artificial Intelligence, Internet, Microsoft, Digital, Science, Failure, Zoom, Crime, Health, Risk, World Bank, Chaos Computer Club, KYC, Attack, Education, Fraud, 3D, Slack, Identity theft, ID, Deepfake, Face, Growth, Organization, AML, Information, Pressure, Communication, Security printing

As 2024 edges ever closer, the digital identity landscape is poised for significant advances, with innovations set to redefine verification, elevate security standards, and enhance user experiences.

Key Points: 
  • As 2024 edges ever closer, the digital identity landscape is poised for significant advances, with innovations set to redefine verification, elevate security standards, and enhance user experiences.
  • Yet, with synthetic identity fraud expected to generate at least $23 billion in losses by 2030 , pressure is mounting from all angles.
  • Digital identity programs improve access to digital services and opportunities.
  • A decentralized identity puts the user in control by allowing them to manage their identity in a distributed approach.

Highlights - PEGA: Hearing on 'Trade in zero-day vulnerabilities' - Committee of Inquiry to investigate the use of Pegasus and equivalent surveillance spyware

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Saturday, November 26, 2022
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PEGA: Hearing on 'Trade in zero-day vulnerabilities'

Key Points: 
  • PEGA: Hearing on 'Trade in zero-day vulnerabilities'
    On 24 November 2022 PEGA Committee held a hearing on 'Trade in zero-day vulnerabilities'.
  • This hearing explored the trade in vulnerabilities that often escape the light of day.
  • This trade is part of the foundation for the spyware industry.
  • The hearing in particular covered effects of this trade often taking place in hiding, against untraceable payments and to groups that are linked to cyber criminality.