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US Discussion Day 2023
21 June 2023
Washington DC, USA (in-person event)
DATE
21 June 2023
TIME
9:30 – 17:00
LOCATION
Mary Gates Center, Alexandria near Washington DC, US
ABOUT THE EVENT
As biometric technology continues to improve and take up increases, we need to discuss how the human and the machine can work in partnership to optimise synergy. A human-first approach is critical. The Biometrics Institute Three Laws of Biometrics with policy first followed by process and policy (the PPT) are an essential guide for all biometric implementations.
This event will provide an opportunity for our community to brainstorm what our world will look like in three, five and ten years’ time and how we need to be prepared for the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead to ensure the responsible, ethical and effective use of biometrics.
It will discuss current trends including those outlined in the Institute’s State of Biometrics Report. It will test ideas with the attendees and experts and leave you walk away inspired about what lies ahead and how we can shape the future.
It shall address:
• How will the technology evolve?
• How is the world changing and therefore what new use cases may we see?
• Will privacy still matter or how will people’s perceptions change?
The Biometrics Institute community believes in the merit of responsible, ethical and effective use of biometric technology. The presentations and conversations are not to be missed.
SPEAKERS
We are adding new speakers all the time. Here is a selection of some of the fantastic experts you will hear at this year’s US Discussion Day.
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- Dan Bachenheimer, Director, Biometrics Institute
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- John Boyd, Assistant Director, Office of Biometric Identity Management (OBIM), US Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
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- Pam Dixon, Director, World Privacy Forum
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- Patrick Grother, Biometric Standards and Testing Lead, National Institute of Standards and Testing (NIST), USA
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- Kate McKenzie, Attorney Advisor, Office of Privacy and Civil Liberties, US Department of Justice
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- Nasser Nasrabadi, Co-Director, Center for Identification Technology Research (CITeR), USA
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- Diane J. Sabatino, Deputy Executive Assistant Commissioner, US Department of Homeland Security (DHS), US Customs and Border Protection (CBP)
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- Elham Tabassi, Associate Director for Emerging Technology, Information Technology Laboratory, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), USA
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- Arun Vemury, Lead, Biometric and Identity Technology Center, US Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
SPONSORS
With thanks to our confirmed viewpoint sponsors Facetec, Veridas and iProov.
For information on membership and sponsorship please email Raazia.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
• Government in service delivery and border management
• Police and law enforcement
• Healthcare
• Large corporates
• Retail and commerce
• Aviation and travel
• Transport
Job titles:
• Decision-makers
• Policy and governance
• Business development
• Digital transformation
• Identity management
• Technology solutions, product development
• Security, cyber, risk
REGISTRATION FEES
User Member – US$440
User Non-Member – US$700
Supplier Member – US$690
Supplier Non-Member – US$1,400
Academic Subscriber – US$250
Academic Non-Subscriber – US$400
Please note that the academic rate is for professionals – lecturers, full-time researchers, academics – for subscribers and non-subscribers.
Students – US$200
Proof of current full time student status must be provided before being eligible for the student rate. Student rate registrations will be processed at the discretion of the Biometrics Institute.
To register, please complete the registration form below.
We look forward to welcoming you to the US Discussion Day.
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