The ID Talk Podcast

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from The Pokemon Company, the Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority of Hong Kong, Nepal Rastra Bank, the Directorate General of Immigration and Passports of Pakistan, the National Database and Registration Authority of Pakistan, World Foundation, Pantera Capital, Bain Capital Crypto, Eightco Holdings, Selini Capital, Susquehanna Crypto, and the Belgian Federal Public Service Interior. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Innovatrics, CLR Labs, Citadelo, Meta, the French Public Administration, the House of Deputies of Buenos Aires Province, Yoti, Licensing Connect, Getlink, GMX, Web.de, Invixium, and Inner Range. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from the French Parliament, OneSpan, the United States House of Representatives, the General Services Administration, the Albanian Ministry of Interior, the European Commission, Thames Valley Police, SwiftConnect, HID Global, Human Tech, and Aztec. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, Precise Biometrics, Fingerprint Cards, the Victoria Labor Party, the Western Australia Police Force, the Nigerian Ministry of Solid Minerals Development, Hopae, the Brazilian National Secretariat of Transit, authID, and the Electoral Commission of Papua New Guinea. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from ROC, National Institute of Standards and Technology, the Alliance of Sahel States, Proofpoint, Microsoft, Suprema, Airports of Thailand, Amadeus, Edgewater, the European Commission, the Government of Japan, Roblox, the United States House of Representatives, Hamad International Airport, SITA, and Qatar Airways. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Clearview AI, Microsoft, the Government of Vietnam, the Government of Gibraltar, the Government of Malta, the California Department of Motor Vehicles, Google, the Cheshire Constabulary, the Government of Italy, and the Croatian Ministry of the Interior. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

Mobile driver's licenses are gaining momentum across the US, but turning digital credentials into something people can actually use in everyday life remains a major challenge. In this episode of the ID Talk podcast, hosts Alex Perala and Tony Bitzionis speak with Jillian Kossman, COO of IDScan.net, about the fragmented mobile ID landscape, the barriers facing businesses that want to accept digital credentials, and why Louisiana has emerged as an interesting case study in mDL adoption.The conversation also explores the changing identity fraud landscape, including how criminals can exploit unfamiliarity with mobile IDs, the growing role of AI and deepfakes, and IDScan.net's observations on rising fraud in cargo and logistics, financial services, and education. Kossman explains how fake IDs are being used to steal entire truckloads of goods and how "ghost student" schemes target financial aid programs using stolen or synthetic identities.Finally, Kossman discusses one of the identity industry's persistent communications challenges: helping consumers understand why identity verification is necessary in the first place. As fraud tools become more accessible and sophisticated, she argues that stronger verification is increasingly essential to protecting consumers from impersonation and identity theft. 

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from the European Commission, Hitachi, Tobu Railway, the International Telecommunication Union, BigBear.ai, OpenAI, CARICOM, the South African Department of Home Affairs, and Gataca. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news on new research into face attack detection, Lissi’s push to bring EU identity wallets into banking apps, ID.me’s move into hiring verification, growing problems with Europe’s biometric Entry/Exit System, and new developments from 1Kosmos, Nigeria’s national ID program, and the TSA.For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected].

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Parsons Corporation, Scandit, Aduna, Innovatrics, Boom ID, Zetrix, the Port of Dover, and Token. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

Recorded on-site at Identity Week Europe, Entrust CEO Tony Ball joins ID Talk to discuss why the rise of AI agents is creating a new identity challenge for enterprises. Ball argues that organizations must think beyond authenticating people and begin establishing identities, permissions, governance and human oversight for autonomous agents. He also explains why biometrics will become increasingly important as a trust layer, why fraud has become an industrial-scale business, and how companies can prepare for an agent-driven future without sacrificing security. 

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Incode, Okta, Auth0, the Internet Engineering Task Force, the European Commission, Airports of Thailand, Capco, eID Easy, CaixaBank, Visa, the Government of The Gambia, and Margins ID Group. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Wultra, Authologic, Google, the UK Home Office, the Ottawa Police Service, Facewatch, Sainsbury's, Veratad, Sumsub, the IDOS Consortium, Signicat, and TrustTech. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

Recorded on-site at Identity Week Europe 2026 in Amsterdam, this episode of ID Talk features Aware Chief Revenue Officer Brian Krause for a wide-ranging conversation on how AI is reshaping the identity security landscape. As generative AI enables fraudsters to operate at unprecedented speed and scale, Krause argues that the industry's focus must shift beyond one-time identity verification toward continuous trust, agile defences, and what Aware calls "orchestration" – the ability to intelligently deploy and adapt biometric technologies across the entire customer journey.Krause also discusses why enterprises should prepare for a new era of AI-powered attacks, the growing importance of proving "humanhood" through passive liveness detection, and why he believes passwords – not biometrics – are the real source of friction in digital identity. He also shares Aware's vision for bringing cloud-style resilience to biometric security, enabling organizations to rapidly respond as fraud tactics continue to evolve. 

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from IDEX Biometrics, Experian UK, Namirial, France Identité, Xailient, Gaming Laboratories International, U.S. Congressional drafting committees, Kenshiki Labs, Yubico, the European Cyber Security Organisation, and international aviation stakeholders. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Nigeria's National Identity Management Commission, the Australian Government, UK’s surveillance camera commissioner, CLEAR, Amazon Web Services, EngageLab, and AlgorithmWatch. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Incode, Identiq, UK Finance, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, TEDIC, CEJIL, MetaOptics, onsemi, Synaptics, PersonaShield, and the governments of Burundi and India. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Uber, Apple, Global e·Identity, Smart Data Solutions, Regula, ID.me, Servos, ServiceNow, One Identity, Unico, the Government of Nepal, Kenya's Ministry of Interior, the Parliament of Malaysia, Webcomm, and ASUS. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

Recorded on-site at Identity Week Europe in Amsterdam, ID Talk sits down with iProov founder and CEO Andrew Bud to discuss the evolving role of digital identity in an era increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. Bud explains why he believes proof of human presence will become foundational to the future of online trust, as AI agents take on greater responsibility for accessing services, acting on behalf of users, and making decisions in the digital world.The conversation also explores the personal story behind iProov's founding, including a fraud crisis in the mobile payments industry that convinced Bud the internet needed a better way to verify genuine human presence. He discusses the company's approach to liveness assurance, the accelerating threat posed by deepfakes and AI-enabled fraud, and why organizations across government, financial services, healthcare, and enterprise security need to rethink how they establish trust online before the next wave of attacks arrives. 

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Western Australia Police, NADRA Pakistan, Hancom, Union Biometrics, and Finnish Regional Health Authorities. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Infosys, the Government of Sri Lanka, the Government of Pakistan, the US Department of Homeland Security, the World Travel & Tourism Council, the OpenID Foundation, the Parliament of Canada, Fime, DIACC, Vercel, and Token. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Malaysia’s National Security Council, UK Companies House, GOV.UK One Login, OCR Studio, Sphinx, Token Security, ETSI, the Transportation Security Administration, and Thales. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

Coming to you from Identity Week Europe in Amsterdam, it’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Elementik Technologies, Fingerprint Cards AB, TrackLight, Plum Identity, FaceTec, Jumio, Aware Inc., ROC, Mitek, Oloid, Workday, Fime, MOSIP, NEXT Biometrics, and the Council of the EU. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

On this episode of ID Talk, hosts Alex Perala and Tony Bitzionis sit down with Eva Velasquez to discuss the rapidly evolving world of identity theft, scams, cybercrime, and digital identity. Drawing on decades of experience investigating economic crime and supporting victims, Velasquez explains why identity fraud has become more personal, more scalable, and more difficult to contain in the digital era. The conversation explores how the pandemic accelerated the shift toward digital-only transactions, why fraudsters now operate within a sophisticated “fraud ecosystem,” and how AI is simultaneously empowering criminals and becoming essential to fighting them.The episode also examines the growing role of passkeys, biometrics, and digital identity systems in securing online interactions, alongside the public trust and transparency challenges surrounding those technologies. Velasquez argues that there is no “silver bullet” solution to identity crime, and calls for a more holistic approach that treats scams, fraud, cybersecurity, and identity misuse as interconnected problems rather than isolated threats. Along the way, the discussion touches on organized cybercrime, deepfake technology, consumer education, and why “identity is deeply personal” in an increasingly digital world. To learn more about the ITRC and how to help visit https://www.idtheftcenter.org/

 This week on ID Talk, Alex Perala and Tony Bitzionis speak with Chris Kelly, president of Delinea, about the company’s latest research into AI-driven identity security risks. The conversation explores how enterprises are struggling to govern the growing number of nonhuman identities created by AI agents, automation pipelines, service accounts and machine credentials, even as organizations express confidence in their AI readiness.Kelly explains why “prepared” and “governed” are not the same thing in cybersecurity, discusses the rise of “shadow AI” inside enterprise environments, and outlines why legacy identity management systems are increasingly strained by the speed and scale of AI adoption. The episode also examines standing access risks, least-permissive autonomy, real-time identity visibility, and what CISOs should prioritize as AI systems become deeply embedded in enterprise operations. 

 t’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from the Australian Government, Facia, Mitek, FICO, Prove, the World Economic Forum, Neurotechnology, SOCOM, the Government of Romania, Mastercard, and Aware. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

On the latest episode of ID Talk, DeliverFund Director of Technology Ian Caltabiano joins the podcast alongside Sam Cilento of Lakota Software Solutions to discuss how identity technology and AI tools are being used to support investigations into human trafficking and online exploitation. Caltabiano explains how DeliverFund works with law enforcement agencies to analyze massive volumes of publicly available online advertising data, identify trafficking networks, and help investigators connect fragmented digital identities across jurisdictions.The conversation also explores the growing role of biometric and video-analysis tools in reducing investigative workloads and improving analyst well-being. Cilento discusses Lakota’s “Fierce” platform, which automatically extracts and clusters faces from video evidence, while Caltabiano reflects on the broader challenge of building technology that produces meaningful real-world outcomes for investigators rather than simply adding more tools to already overloaded workflows.

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from the Government of Jordan, France Identité, IDEX Biometrics, ID Centric, Trumerit, Credivera, the European Union, the South African Government, Vidas-ID, and HID. For questions or feedback, please reach out to [email protected]

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from Microsoft, OpenAI, Mitek, First Advantage, the UK Home Office, Leidos, IDEMIA, and FISWG. If you have any comments about the news in today's episode, feel free to email Tony at [email protected]. We'd love to get your feedback!

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from VeryAI, Hengqin Port, the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, the UK Financial Services Group, the FCC, Chainlink, Finovox, Meta, Daon, CLEAR, and Crayonic. If you have any comments about the news in today's episode, feel free to email me at [email protected]. We'd love to get your feedback, and may even share it on our next episode. 

In this episode of ID Talk, hosts Alex Perala and Tony Bitzionis speak with Gary Jones about the evolution of biometric access control and the growing role of AI in physical security systems.Jones discusses ROC’s rapid rise in the biometrics market, the company’s emphasis on independently validated performance benchmarks, and the thinking behind its new ROC Access Face 1 platform, which combines facial recognition, watch list detection, weapon detection and real-time analytics into a single security workflow. The conversation also explores the shift toward GPU-powered infrastructure, the practical realities of deploying AI-driven security systems in the field, and why ROC believes access control readers should become intelligent, always-on security sensors rather than simple authentication devices. 

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from the California DMV, Erie County, the Austrian Government, the Turks and Caicos Islands, the OpenID Foundation, and the Governments of Brazil, Estonia, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. 

On this episode of the ID Talk podcast, Wicket COO Jeff Boehm joins Alex Perala, Tony Bitzionis, and Dave Barclay to talk about how facial authentication is transforming the fan experience at stadiums and live events across the country. Jeff traces Wicket’s origins back to an early partnership with the Cleveland Browns during the height of COVID, when the team needed a safer, faster way to get fans back through the gates, and explains how the company has since grown to nearly a hundred customers across professional sports leagues, conferences, and live events worldwide.The conversation covers how Wicket’s opt-in enrollment process works, what it takes to get fans to adopt new technology, and the critical distinction between facial authentication and facial recognition surveillance. Jeff also discusses the role that legal teams play as gatekeepers for new partnerships, Wicket’s integrations with ticketing and point-of-sale systems, and why the company is deliberately staying focused on sports and live events rather than chasing every possible use case. 

It’s time for today’s edition of ID Tech’s Daily Digest. Today, we bring you news from the FIDO Alliance, the UK Public Accounts Committee, Google Wallet, SendQuick, Yoti, Jumio, the Philippines Bureau of Internal Revenue, Identity Digital, Iothic, Carahsoft, Kensington, and the Government of Armenia. 

On this episode of ID Talk, Alex Perala and Tony Bitzionis speak with Geoffrey Mattson, CEO of SecureAuth, about the growing security risks surrounding agentic AI. As enterprises rush to deploy AI agents for coding, workflow automation, and decision-making, Mattson argues that identity security has gone from being an “NPC” in cybersecurity to having “main character energy.” From executives accidentally exposing sensitive data through vibe coding to autonomous agents making decisions no human intended, the conversation explores why companies need guardrails around what AI agents can do, not just trust in the models themselves. 

In this episode of ID Talk, Alex Perala, Tony Bitzionis, and Dave Barclay are joined by Evie Kim Sing of Identity Week to preview Identity Week Europe in Amsterdam. The conversation explores what makes the event one of the identity industry's leading gatherings, the major themes expected this year including AI, digital identity adoption, fraud prevention, and biometric innovation, and why the show has become a key forum for collaboration across government, finance, travel, and technology sectors. Evie also shares practical networking advice for attendees (don't sleep on the drinks gatherings) and discusses how Identity Week reflects broader shifts in how digital identity is shaping everyday life. 

In this episode of ID Talk, we speak with Lorenz Flechtenmacher, CEO and co-founder of dewa, about the rapid deployment of digital identity infrastructure in Denmark and what it means for Europe’s eIDAS 2.0 rollout.dewa recently helped launch a digital identity feature within the widely used e-Boks platform, reaching 5.3 million users and issuing more than 160 million verifiable credentials. The deployment introduced privacy-preserving, single-use age verification credentials designed to prevent tracking and correlation across services.Flechtenmacher explains how the system works, why privacy-preserving age verification is gaining traction, and what lessons governments and vendors should take from Denmark’s rollout. The conversation also explores the broader challenges facing eIDAS 2.0 adoption, including government-led development models, interoperability timelines, and the role of the private sector.We also discuss how AI is shaping development workflows, with Flechtenmacher revealing an innovative new solution that will help other companies implement eIDAS 2.0 standards. 

This week, FaceTec Chief Identity Technology Strategist Jay Meier joins the ID Talk podcast to discuss one of the most pressing challenges in digital identity today: bringing biometric verification to the industries that need it most. Fresh off a trip to the ViVE 2026 healthcare IT conference in Boston, Jay breaks down the response to FaceTec's new white paper on curing healthcare's $30 billion-plus identity fraud problem, and explains why heavily regulated, critical infrastructure sectors — healthcare, banking, aviation, energy — represent the company's next major frontier.The conversation covers FaceTec's UR Code technology and how its lightweight, privacy-preserving design is resonating with enterprise decision-makers, as well as an intriguing new concept Jay is developing: extending government-verified identity from inside an airport security zone into the commercial world beyond it. As he puts it, "As I'm getting off the jet, I could tell Hilton I'm on my way — and they will authorize my digital key because they already know who I am."It's a wide-ranging and forward-looking episode you won't want to miss – especially on the occasion of ID Talk's 200th episode. Download FaceTec's White Paper: https://facetec.com/FaceTec_Whitepaper_Biometric_Barcodes_in_Healthcare.pdfListen to our last conversation with Jay: https://idtalk.transistor.fm/199

FaceTec’s Jay Meier returns to ID Talk to discuss the company’s new white paper on UR Codes and how digitally signed biometric barcodes could reshape healthcare identity workflows. The discussion explores how biometric barcodes could reduce fraud, strengthen patient matching, and support auditable verification workflows, as Meier prepares to speak at ViVE 2026, one of the industry’s major healthcare IT gatherings. 

Deepfakes are no longer a future threat. They are already fueling credit card fraud, mortgage scams, job infiltration schemes and synthetic identity attacks at scale.In this episode of ID Talk, we’re joined by Maxine Most, Principal at Acuity Market Intelligence and founder of the Deepfake Summit. We discuss why AI-driven fraud has escalated into a systemic risk to financial services, enterprises and even national security, and why solving it requires more than better detection tools.Max shares the thinking behind her “resilient trust” framework, the role of ecosystem collaboration, and what she hopes will emerge when industry leaders gather under Chatham House rules to confront the deepfake crisis head-on.For more information and to register, visit https://www.thedeepfakesummit.com/

In this episode of ID Talk, Alex Perala and Dave Barclay are joined by Nate Soffio, head of reusable and agentic identity products at Prove. The conversation explores what “reusable identity” actually means in practice, how verifiable credentials and decentralized identifiers can reduce repeated KYC friction, and why these technologies are becoming increasingly relevant as AI agents begin to act on users’ behalf. Soffio also discusses how identity, consent, and cryptographic provenance could shape trust and accountability in emerging agent-driven commerce. 

Is your document security as strong as a $100 bill? Ty McCelleis, Product Manager at Troy Group, joins the pod to explain why physical security is still the bedrock of identity. From his "previous life" securing casino promotions to his current work protecting the most sensitive documents in everyday transactions, Ty shares how layering invisible inks and UV-reflective print can deter even the most persistent fraudsters.We also discuss the crucial role of human education and ensuring that frontline workers are "educated enough" to spot a fake on the fly. Plus, get a glimpse into the future of 2026, where AI-powered fraud meets AI-powered detection.

Healthcare has been called “the next frontier” for identity security for nearly a decade, but why hasn’t the industry moved? Jay Meier of FaceTec explains the structural, regulatory, and technical reasons behind the delay, and outlines how modern liveness and identity binding can finally close long-standing gaps. Listen to the latest episode of ID Talk for a clear, candid conversation about the future of healthcare fraud prevention.

This week on ID Talk, hosts Tony Bitzionis and Alex Perala are joined by Leif Johansson, Director of Technology for the Siros Foundation, for a deep dive into the EUDI wallet and the future of passkeys.Johansson details his work on the "WW wallet," a passkey-powered solution that emerged as one of the winners of Germany's official digital identity wallet competition, notably beating entries from Google and Samsung. He discusses the wallet's origins, the critical need for identity solutions to cover 100% of "edge cases" rather than just the majority, and why he believes the industry must draw a sharp distinction between true digital identity and the fungible world of cryptocurrency.

After an enormously successful Identity Week America in Washington, D.C., ID Talk is bringing listeners conversations recorded live on the show floor! Join hosts Tony Bitzionis, Alex Perala, and Dave Barclay as they chat with industry leaders in digital identity.Hear directly from:Tina D'Agostin (CEO, Alcatraz) on using 3D facial biometrics and edge processing for privacy-first physical access control.Annemarie Mattheyse (Marketing Director, Idemia) on launching new FIPS-validated USB security keys for high-assurance authentication.Michael Zurek (Head of Digital Travel Strategy, SITA) on the "curb-to-gate" biometric journey that's transforming airports and seaports.Ajay Amlani (CEO, Aware) on "intelligent liveness" and how it's solving the challenge of secure remote identity proofing.

This week on ID Talk, hosts Tony Bitzionis and Alex Perala are joined by Tim Eades, the co-founder and CEO of cybersecurity startup Anetac. Tim discusses the pervasive and "ugly" problem of identity vulnerabilities, explaining how his company was founded to tackle a world where everything from service accounts to applications is "ridiculously over-privileged". He details Anetac's unique approach, which goes beyond traditional scanning to analyze behaviors and create bespoke treatment plans for security threats. The conversation also explores the looming threat of generative AI, with Tim warning that the technology is making "a good hacker great and a great hacker scale," while regulations struggle to keep pace. Drawing from his experience as a four-time CEO, Tim also shares fascinating insights on building a company, navigating the venture capital landscape, and the importance of aligning a product's "vocabulary to the budget".

This week, we're bringing ID Talk listeners an in-person interview from last month's Identity Week America conference in Washington, D.C., where ID Talk's Alex Perala had the opportunity to chat with FaceTec's Jay Meier on the show floor.The conversation explores the critical challenge of proving identity in a world of increasingly sophisticated fraud. Meier introduces UR Codes, a powerful technology that embeds encrypted biometric data onto physical and digital credentials. He explains how this innovation moves beyond authenticating a document to verifying the live human presenting it, creating a new level of trust. Tune in to hear Meier discuss the wide-ranging applications for this technology, from securing government IDs and preventing healthcare fraud to transforming physical access control and protecting critical infrastructure.

What happens when half of all internet traffic is generated by unaccountable bots and AI? This week, the pod welcomes Evan McMullen, co-founder and CEO of Billions Network, to discuss what she calls an "existential moment for the internet".Tune in to explore the rise of the "agentic economy," where autonomous AIs act on our behalf, and the urgent need for a new trust layer to verify both human and machine identity. Evan breaks down how technologies like zero-knowledge proofs can allow users to prove who they are without revealing sensitive data, the crucial difference between a bot and an agent, and how this technology is being used today to secure everything from crypto-launches to government social security systems.

In an internet increasingly filled with AI and bots, how do you prove you're human? This week, ID Talk welcomes Ajay Patel, Head of World ID at Tools for Humanity, to talk about solving one of the internet's biggest challenges. Ajay explains the mission to create a global "human network" to accelerate humans in the age of AI, how the Orb creates a private proof of humanity without compromising anonymity, and why this could be the end of CAPTCHAs and the overuse of KYC. Plus, we get the details on their new partnership with Outtake to verify emails and fight phishing.

In observance of International Identity Day, the ID Talk team welcomes Guillaume Lefebvre, VP of Civil Identity at Thales, to tackle the biggest questions in our industry. For example, how can enabling legal identity for all by 2030 help to reach the UN Sustainable Development Goal 16:9?  What does a “trusted identity” actually mean? And how do we secure that identity against the threats of tomorrow? Guillaume shares insights on real-world inclusion projects, the need for post-quantum cryptography, and how modern systems are empowering citizens with privacy and control.