
Principal Analyst
Forrester's Security Forum EMEA 2012
06/19/2012
Strong authentication technologies have undergone lots of churn as new mobile-fueled technologies have come online, regulations in the financial sector have tightened, and classic methods have experienced breaches. Learn the trends and understand how to match strong authentication methods to the right risk mitigation use cases and usability needs.
Innovations such as big data, social commerce, and Internet consumer data mining have led to explosive growth in the Internet economy, but they have also affected user privacy. Google Analytics, cloud computing, and even the use of cookies have all engendered privacy debates and, in some cases, new regulations. Thomas Reuters reported that there were more than 14,000 regulatory announcements in 2011 around the world. How does a multinational company keep up with such a complex legal environment yet still foster cross-border innovation? The panel will address these topics:
Eve Maler is a principal analyst serving Security & Risk Professionals. She is an expert on emerging identity and security solutions, identity federation, consumer-facing identity and web access management, distributed authorization, privacy enhancement, and web services security. Eve helps clients manage risk and utilize business opportunities through identity and access management business and technology strategy. She is based in the Seattle area.
Prior to joining Forrester, Eve was an identity solutions architect with PayPal, developing business and technical strategies for new consumer identity services offerings. Previously, Eve managed Sun Microsystems' technical collaborations with Microsoft on web services and federated identity interoperability, and she made major leadership, technical, and education contributions to the development of the SAML standard for federated identity.
Eve holds a B.A. in linguistics from Brandeis University.