Identity is not static—it evolves with experience, ambition, circumstance, and the roles we grow into over time. In this opening conversation, Caryn Seidman Becker and Justin Tuck will reflect on Justin’s journey from NFL champion to investor and business leader, exploring how trust and reputation carry across transitions and why identity is ultimately more layered, dynamic, and human than we often assume.
Traditional perimeters are eroding. The signals that once established confidence—documents, devices, credentials, and human interaction—are now easier to manipulate at scale. Drawing on lessons from cybersecurity, national defense, and modern threat operations, this conversation will examine why identity has become foundational to protecting systems, institutions, and the people behind them.
Security leaders will share how they’re operationalizing zero trust by mapping critical attack paths, tightening access around mission-critical systems and data, and building continuous verification into everyday workflows. They’ll dig into the hardest gaps to close—privileged users, third parties, account recovery, and remote work—and how stronger identity signals are reshaping their strategies.
As organizations and agencies operate across fragmented data environments, the inability to connect identity across interactions creates blind spots that bad actors consistently take advantage of. This session will examine how breaking down silos changes the equation—from isolated detection to coordinated, identity-driven defense—and how better visibility into who is behind each interaction can help reduce fraud, waste, and abuse.
With AI-driven fraud accelerating, the cracks in today’s identity standards are getting harder to ignore. Documents can be forged, signals can be spoofed, and “good enough” verification is what attackers exploit. This session will challenge the idea that identity can be solved with a single source of truth, exploring what it takes to establish real trust: layered signals, continuous validation, and higher-integrity approaches that go beyond traditional standards.
Identity is often discussed as a security requirement or a customer experience challenge. In reality, organizations have to solve for security, usability, and consistency all at once. In this fireside chat, leaders from Fidelity National Financial will share how they are putting CLEAR1’s standard of identity assurance to work across both consumer and employee workflows, and why establishing a strong foundation matters across the entire enterprise lifecycle.
mDLs and digital wallets have finally made identity portable—secure, private, and user-controlled. But one question remains: without shared rails, consistent acceptance, and real interoperability, will these credentials actually work beyond isolated use cases? Leaders shaping the wallet ecosystem will unpack the gap between innovation and scale, and what’s needed to close it.
The age of intelligent agents is here—and the enterprises winning in this new era are those who built the right foundation before deploying them. In this session, Snowflake's Zaki Bajwa explores how the world's most data-driven industries are transforming through agentic AI. But agentification without governance is a liability. As agents act on behalf of humans, enterprises must rethink both the data foundation that powers them and the security controls that govern them.
AI is reshaping how organizations operate, compete, and create value. From automating complex workflows to enabling entirely new ways of serving customers, the opportunities are vast—and moving faster than many leaders ever imagined. In this closing conversation, Caryn Seidman Becker and Bret Taylor will explore how organizations can embrace this transformation, what separates those who will lead from those who will fall behind, and why trust remains essential as AI becomes more deeply embedded in everyday life.
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