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One Identity UNITE User and Partner Conference

September 18-22, 2023 | Madrid, Spain

In September 2023, identity security customers, partners and product experts from around the world gathered in Madrid to drive strategy and product development into the future, all while accelerating their own identity security and strengthening their overall cybersecurity posture.

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Event Schedule Breakdown

The event included dozens of sessions categorized into five learning tracks (Security, Active Directory Management, Access Management (OneLogin), Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) and Privileged Access Management (PAM)), as well as mainstage, partner, CAB and Technical Deep Dive sessions. Attendees had the opportunity to mix and match sessions from each category to create the perfect agenda to meet their personal goals for the conference.

 

Benefits to customer and partner attendees:

Gained valuable identity security industry insights

Learned best practices, tips and tricks to improve their technical proficiency and knowledge

Received direct access to product development, product managers, product marketing and subject matter experts

Offered the opportunity to provide input on future product enhancements

Networked with peers

Agenda

September 19-22, 2023

9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. each day

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Tuesday, September 19
  • CEO Keynote: Mark Logan

    Mark Logan: CEO and President, One Identity

    Come hear from Mark on how One Identity is uniquely positioned to help companies address the rapid proliferation of identity-based threats targeting their business and adapt to an ever-changing threat landscape.

    Keynote: Paula Januszkiewicz

    Paula Januszkiewicz: CQURE Founder and CEO, Microsoft Regional Director, MVP, MCT CQURE

    Top 10 Mistakes by Administrators About Remote Work

    The sudden shift to remote working has left businesses at a far higher risk of cyberattacks, largely due to their corporate infrastructure being exposed to new external attack vectors and threats. However, although cybercriminals worldwide used the global crisis to spread their wings on an unprecedented scale, there are possibilities and ideas that administrators and regular users can also come up within 10 minutes – for this is the time that allows a hacker to attack your infrastructure. For real! And that often includes a coffee break.

    During this session, you will learn the top 10 mistakes related to remote work security, adopt the hacker’s perspective on home office, gain an understanding of different situations hackers can create to gain access to a company’s information by abusing the situation and find out what solutions and approaches companies can implement to make the home office a safe workplace. You will also become familiar with attacks on the company's resources through users connected to a VPN, watch a demonstration of how hackers can attack a user's workstation and learn many more things related to the technical challenges of remote work, including mobile devices.

    The presentation includes a demonstration of vulnerabilities found by Paula and the relevant mitigation. This topic is crucial for all cloud/identity admins, as it showcases problems with identity that can be found in almost every organization. And these problems will probably be a part of the IT reality for many years. Paula would like to present the most up-to-date security solutions and share the entire experience she gathered last year so that you don’t become the next perfect target for hackers!

    Industry Experts Roundtable

    Ian Sutherland: VP of Sales, EMEA, One Identity

    Rajiv Sagar: Global Cybersecurity Consulting Lead, Avanade

    Aiert Azueta: Global IAM Director, Devoteam Group

    Fernando Mediavilla Basabe: Head of Big Data & Security, Iberia, Eviden

    Join a panel of industry experts to hear insights and best practice guidance from executive leadership from across our customer and partner landscape.

    Neurotechnology: From Science Fiction to Reality

    Rudy de Sousa : Director of PreSales, One Identiy

    Neurotechnology is moving from the realms of Science Fiction to Reality. In this session, we will discuss what neurotechnology is, its current state and the identity security challenges it introduces.

    Industry Trends and the Importance of Unified Identity Security

    Darren Thomson: Vice President of Product Marketing, One Identity

    Enterprise attack surfaces continue to evolve through cloud-based infrastructure, the proliferation of connected devices, and reliance on third-party solutions. New vulnerabilities are emerging every day from security gaps in the software supply chain to use of AI and cybercriminals are being proactive in exploiting them. Comprehensive Identity Security is a critical element to containing these new risks but maintaining best practices for a robust IAM strategy using multiple security tools has never been more challenging.

    This session will address how to reduce human error, avoid gaps and overlaps of your different IAM tools, and bring your security strategy in-line with the challenges of today and tomorrow's cyber threats.

    Customer Story: ING

    Wim Beems: Change Expert Global IAM, ING/Tech/CISO

    Ciro Guariglia: Identity & Access Management Consultant, AspisID

    Back to the Future

    Brian Chappell: Head of Product, One Identity

    You will be subjected to 1.21 gigawatts of precisely timed information as Brian Chappell, Head of Product, explores the now and the future of identity. This session promises to give a glimpse into how One Identity is planning to journey with you, back to the future!

    Customer Story: Extending Privilege Access Management to SAP

    Samuel Lopez: User Lifecycle Supervisor, Holcim

    Holcim is the Global leader in innovation and sustainable building solutions. We have an extensive SAP landscape that is a challenge to manage and keep under control, specifically the privileged operations. During this session, we will go through the drivers and requirements that triggered the need to modernize the Privilege Access Management approach. We will detail how we addressed them, explain the technical solutions implemented, and most importantly the lessons learnt along the way.

    Closing Keynote: Slaying the Many-Headed Hydra of Data Privacy and Protection

    Bruce Esposito: Field Strategist, NAM, One Identity

    With data traveling the world through borderless networks data privacy and protection laws have never been as important as they are today . Over 120 global jurisdictions now have data privacy and protection laws. California to China are implementing legislation that mirrors Europe’s GDPR, while the EU has turned its attention to a new EU Data Act as well as regulating the use of AI. Where once organizations were always ahead of regulators, now they struggle to keep up with compliance requirements across multiple jurisdictions. In this session, we will discuss the current state of compliance regulations, what’s coming next and how you can stay ahead.