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Don’t Miss: New 2013 NSTIC Pilots Update Webcast from the IDESG Atlanta Plenary January 16

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Please join us Thursday, January 16 at 9:00am eastern for an Identity Ecosystem Steering Group (IDESG) plenary webcast featuring updates from the new 2013 round of NSTIC pilot projects.  Learn more about how these innovative pilots are helping to catalyze a marketplace of trusted identity solutions. NSTIC pilot presenters will share with webinar attendees an update on the launch of their respective solutions, including how they plan to contribute to the emerging Identity Ecosystem Framework currently being developed in various IDESG committees. Jeremy Grant of the NSTIC National Program Office will moderate, including leading a question and answer period after the presentations. The NSTIC pilots presenting are: Exponent.  The Exponent pilot will issue secure, easy-to-use and privacy-enhancing credentials to users to help secure applications and networks at a leading social media company, a health care organization and the U.S. Department of Defense. Georgia Tech Research Corporation.  The GTRC pilot will develop and demonstrate a "Trustmark Framework" that seeks to improve trust, interoperability and privacy within the Identity Ecosystem. Trustmarks are a badge, image or logo displayed on a website to indicate that the website business has been shown to be trustworthy by the issuing organization. Privacy Vaults Online, Inc. (PRIVO) Children represent a unique challenge when it comes to online identity. PRIVO will pilot a solution that provides families with COPPA-compliant, secure, privacy-enhancing credentials that will enable parents and guardians to authorize their children to interact with online services in a more privacy-enhancing and usable way. ID.me, Inc..  ID.me, Inc.'s Troop ID will develop and pilot trusted identity solutions that will allow military families to access sensitive information online from government agencies, financial institutions and health care organizations in a more privacy-enhancing, secure and efficient manner. Transglobal Secure Collaboration Participation, Inc.  The TSCP pilot will deploy trusted credentials to conduct secure business-to-business, government-to-business and retail transactions for small and medium-sized businesses and financial services companies, including Fidelity Investments and Chicago Mercantile Exchange. To access the IDESG plenary webcast, visit http://trustedfederal.omnovia.com/room1. When selecting to login as an attendee during the webcast, only an email address will be required.  IDESG members may also login with their preferred online accounts at www.idecosystem.org/webinar. To add an entry to your calendar, click here:  https://www.idecosystem.org/sites/default/files/New%202013%20NSTIC%20Pilots%20Update%20Webcast%20from%20the%20IDESG%20Atlanta%20Plenary%20January%2016.ics For support related issues, please email idecosystem [at] trustedfederal.com (idecosystem[at]trustedfederal[dot]com)

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