Join us for our 19 March 2024 Chapter meeting featuring:
Main Presentation: "Jumping the Identity S Curve: Achieving Privacy- Preserving Identity", by Dr. Tina P Srivastava
Abstract:
There has been a great deal of promising new companies, technologies, initiatives, working groups, and specifications for decentralized or cross-domain identity in recent years. However, the current state of digital identity is still very much stuck in a centralized model that relies on devices as the primary source of trust. This means that users have to store their identity data on their devices and use usernames and passwords to access different applications and services. While the security measure aims to reduce PII honey pots, it creates many challenges to achieving the goals of fast, secure and frictionless identity for everyone. Dr. Srivastava will discuss recent breakthroughs in applied cryptography and advancements in machine learning that are enabling alternative authentication technologies and approaches to traditional honeypot models. This has enterprises rethinking their approach to identity stores and what the future of authentication looks like in a world where consumer privacy is paramount.
Bio:
Dr. Tina P. Srivastava is an MIT-trained rocket scientist, entrepreneur, technology expert, author and the inventor of more than 15 patents. Her book, Innovating in a Secret World: The Future of National Security and Global Leadership, has received many accolades since its release, and Dr. Srivastava also regularly takes the stage at major industry conferences like the Harvard Social Enterprise Conference and Advanced Cyber Security Center (ACSC) Conference. She is also an FAA-certified pilot and an instructor of MIT’s Private Pilot Ground School course. Her lecture on the fundamental knowledge and basic principles of airplane aerodynamics has garnered nearly 3 million views to date.
Dr. Srivastava is experienced in designing security technologies and bringing them to market, both in defense and commercial sectors. Dr. Srivastava served as Chief Engineer of electronic warfare programs at Raytheon, where she successfully led a $40 million advanced radio frequency program. She also founded a cybersecurity startup that was acquired by a public company and the global leader in network assurance and security, and is co-founder of Badge Inc., an identity and security company.
Dr. Srivastava’s numerous awards include the Inaugural David Wright Leadership Award for her contributions to system engineering, as well as the prestigious MIT Legacy Award for making a sustained and outstanding contribution to the MIT community. She is also actively involved with INCOSE (International Council on Systems Engineering), where she served on the Board of Directors for two terms. She co-chairs the PM-SE Integration Working Group.
Dr. Srivastava earned her PhD, SM, and SB, all from MIT.
Chicagoland Chapter January 2019 Meeting – Applying Artificial Intelligence to Intellectual Property
We offer multiple locations throughout the Chicagoland area and online (GlobalMeet).
The proliferation of data, resource constraints and internal bias are forcing changes in the way we search for and use IP information. IBM Watson speeds the data understanding, increases the accuracy of the analysis, and increases the number and quality of insights to IP questions for Evidence of Use, Prior Art, Maintenance, Office Actions and Landscaping.
We will discuss the many use cases for applying AI to IP and when in the design cycle this should happen.
TOPIC: Applying Artificial Intelligence to Intellectual Property
SPEAKER: Sue Hallen, IBM IP Portfolio Management and Client Solutions
WHEN: Thursday, January 17, 2019
AGENDA (Central Time):
6:00 PM - Dinner and Networking
6:30 PM - Introductions and Announcements
6:45 PM - Presentation and Q&A
8:00 PM - Additional Networking Time
LOCATIONS:
We offer multiple locations throughout the Chicagoland area and online. Visit the Chapter registration page to see which locations are available this month.
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