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Aljoša Pašić Managing Compliance in Service Oriented Architectures Dr. Aljoša Pašić works as a department director in Atos Research and Innovation, based in Madrid, Spain. He graduated Information technology at Electro technical Faculty of Technical University Eindhoven, The Netherlands and has been working for Cap Gemini (Utrecht, The Netherlands) before joining Sema Group Spain (now part of Atos Origin) in 1998. During the past ten years, he participated in many European projects in the area of security and e-government. Since 2003 he is also certified as Project Manager Professional (PMP) and is a member of several Working Groups in international organisations such as PMI, ENISA, EOS, ERCIM or IFIP. He is also the chairman of Trust, Security and Dependability Working Group of NESSI (European Technology Platform for Software and Services). |
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Robin Wilton What's the Value of your Digital Identity? Robin Wilton is the founder and director of Future Identity Ltd., an independent company set up in January 2009 to provide structured consultancy on digital identity, privacy and public policy. Future Identity's clients have included: the Liberty Alliance; the UK VOME project (Visualisation and Other Methods of Expression); Internet Society; a UK Central Government department and the UK Information Commissioner's Office. Future Identity's focus is on how to balance technical and policy measures for better privacy outcomes. Robin is also Director of Privacy and Public Policy at the Kantara Initiative – a world-wide consortium on interoperable digital identity – and has worked on privacy-enhancing applications of the Liberty Alliance's SAML implementations. He is an expert reviewer on two European FP7 projects relating to the Critical Financial Infrastructure, and is on the advisory boards of the European PrimeLife Project on privacy and identity management, as well as the UK's EnCoRe project on Consent and Revocation. Robin graduated from Oxford University in 1984 with an MA (Joint Honours) in Philosophy and Modern Languages; he worked for IBM for 12 years in systems engineering, technical support and consultancy; he left IBM to join an internet start-up, JCP Trustbase, which was acquired by Sun Microsystems in 2000. Robin spent 9 years at Sun, the last 4 as Corporate Architect for Federated Identity in Sun's CTO team. He is a Fellow of the British Computer Society, with Chartered IT Professional status. He has published papers on:
Robin's digital footprint: Robin is teaching in the Web Services and Identity course. |
