How having a well-designed digital identity ecosystem can provide more transparency across the Financial Services Sector - Wellington
July 11 @ 5:00 pm
Research figures show that 93% of people like the idea of being more in control of their digital identity, there are issues around transparency and control especially in the finance sector. We will look at how we can address the gap between what people want to see, and what they are currently offered. Hosted by … Continue reading "Facial Recognition and CCTV Integration in Retail Security"
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July 18 @ 5:00 pm
Research figures show that 93% of people like the idea of being more in control of their digital identity, there are issues around transparency and control especially in the finance sector. We will look at how we can address the gap between what people want to see, and what they are currently offered. Hosted by … Continue reading "Facial Recognition and CCTV Integration in Retail Security"
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Identity Conference 2019 – identity as taonga: now and in the future
August 26 @ 8:00 am - August 27 @ 5:00 pm
Victoria University of Wellington, the Department of Internal Affairs – Te Tari Taiwhenua, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner and Digital Identity New Zealand are pleased to announce Identity Conference 2019 – Identity as taonga: now and in the future. This international conference is to be held at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa … Continue reading "Facial Recognition and CCTV Integration in Retail Security"
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Can banks solve the digital identity problem? - Wellington
September 11 @ 7:30 am
Join Digital Identity New Zealand for breakfast, coffee and an open and honest discussion with New Zealand banks about digital identity. In a recent survey commissioned by Digital Identity New Zealand, banks came out as the most trusted sector when it came to protecting New Zealanders’ identity and using their personal data responsibly. So how … Continue reading "Facial Recognition and CCTV Integration in Retail Security"
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SSS Cyber Security Day 2019 - Security - The Human Element
September 16 @ 8:00 am
This year promises to be better than last year with a theme that is highly relevant to all organisations: Security - The Human Element.
Read More SSS Cyber Security Day 2019 - Security - The Human Element
September 18 @ 8:00 am
This year promises to be better than last year with a theme that is highly relevant to all organisations: Security – The Human Element. It presents a strong message that IT security extends beyond just the IT team. Every user plays an important role in helping to protect your organisation’s data and reputation. We invite you … Continue reading "Facial Recognition and CCTV Integration in Retail Security"
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Digital Identity in Health - NZHIT Networking Event
September 18 @ 4:30 pm
New Zealand Health Information Technology (NZHIT) and Digital Identity NZ are delighted to be co-hosting a networking event on Digital Identity in Health. New Zealand has an active and engaged health technology community, and we are excited to be exploring how digital identity can enable and unlock digital health problems and opportunities. Hear from keynote … Continue reading "Facial Recognition and CCTV Integration in Retail Security"
Read More SSS Cyber Security Day 2019 - Security - The Human Element
September 20 @ 8:00 am
This year promises to be better than last year with a theme that is highly relevant to all organisations: Security - The Human Element.
Read More Can banks solve the digital identity problem? - Auckland
September 25 @ 5:30 pm
You’re invited to join Digital Identity New Zealand for an open and honest discussion with New Zealand banks about digital identity.
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Research figures show that 93% of people like the idea of being more in control of their digital identity, there are issues around transparency and control especially in the finance sector. We will look at how we can address the gap between what people want to
Research figures show that 93% of people like the idea of being more in control of their digital identity, there are issues around transparency and control especially in the finance sector. We will look at how we can address the gap between what people want to
Victoria University of Wellington, the Department of Internal Affairs – Te Tari Taiwhenua, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner and Digital Identity New Zealand are pleased to announce Identity Conference 2019 – Identity as taonga: now and in the future.
Join Digital Identity New Zealand for breakfast, coffee and an open and honest discussion with New Zealand banks about digital identity. In a recent survey commissioned by Digital Identity New Zealand, banks came out as the most trusted sector when it came to
This year promises to be better than last year with a theme that is highly relevant to all organisations: Security - The Human Element.
This year promises to be better than last year with a theme that is highly relevant to all organisations: Security – The Human Element. It presents a strong message that IT security extends beyond just the IT team. Every user plays an important role in
New Zealand Health Information Technology (NZHIT) and Digital Identity NZ are delighted to be co-hosting a networking event on Digital Identity in Health. New Zealand has an active and engaged health technology community, and we are excited to be exploring how
This year promises to be better than last year with a theme that is highly relevant to all organisations: Security - The Human Element.
You’re invited to join Digital Identity New Zealand for an open and honest discussion with New Zealand banks about digital identity.