Day 1: Monday, 30 March 2026
The human digital identity domain |
09:00 - 09:15
| Opening Remarks
MC: Debora Comparin, Chair, WP1/17, Standardization Expert, Thales Digital Identity & Security
- Seizo Onoe, Director, Telecommunication Standardization Bureau, ITU
- Arnaud Taddei, Chair, ITU-T Study Group 17 | Global Security Strategist, Broadcom Europe [Presentation]
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| 09:15 - 10:30 | Session 1: Different models for government issued credentials: From physical to digital
This session will focus on understanding the transition of legal identity documents from physical formats to digital credentials stored in wallets. It will explore the current state of digitalization of government-issued credentials such as passports, driving licences, visas and identity cards, and examine the different models used to represent and manage these credentials in digital form.
Moderator: Debora Comparin, Chair, WP1/17, Standardization Expert, Thales Digital Identity & Security- Stephanie de Labriolle, Executive Director, Secure Identity Alliance (SIA): "Giving voice to digital identity" [Presentation]
- David Kelts, Chair, mDL/Ecosystem Committee, Secure Technology Alliance (STA) | SIDI Hub: "Implementation tracker map" [Presentation]
- Gail Hodges, Executive Director, OpenID Foundation: "Human centric digital identity for governments" [Presentation]
- Marie Eichholtzer, Senior Digital Development Specialist, DPI & Services Global Department, Digital & AI Vice Presidency, World Bank: "Making Digital Credentials Work for Everyone" [Presentation]
- Anthony Carmoy, Technical Director, France Titres - Agence nationale des titres sécurisés (ANTS): "Aptitude EU Large Scale Pilot: The European wallets map" [Presentation]
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10:30 - 10:45
| Coffee Break
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10:45 - 12:00
| Session 2: Towards cross-border interoperability for digital identity and credentials
This session will focus on discussing approaches for designing a path towards cross-border acceptance of digital identity and credentials. It will examine how interoperability can be achieved across jurisdictions and review current developments in digital identity frameworks around the world.
- Paolo De Rosa, Policy Officer, European Commission [Presentation]
- Anthony Carmoy, Technical Director, France Titres - Agence nationale des titres sécurisés (ANTS) [Presentation]
- Joni Brennan, President of the Digital ID & Authentication Council of Canada (DIACC) [Presentation]
- Sven Stucki, Chief Technology Officer, Procivis AG [Presentation]
- Xiaoyu You, China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT) [Presentation]
- Hiroshi Takechi, NEC [Presentation]
- Jin Sang Park, Deputy General Researcher, Korea Internet Security Agency (KISA) [Presentation]
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| 12:00 - 13:30 | Lunch Break
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13:30 - 14:30
| Session 3: Trust Management - How to scale trust across ecosystems?
This session focuses on exploring how trust can be managed and scaled across digital identity ecosystems. It aims to foster international collaboration towards cross-domain trust and to discuss approaches that support trusted interactions across different identity environments.
Moderator: Arnaud Taddei, Chair, ITU-T Study Group 17 | Global Security Strategist, Broadcom Europe
- Giuseppe de Marco, Technical Project Manager, Digital Identity Expert, Italian Digital Transformation Department : "Trust management in EUDI wallet ecosystem" [Presentation]
- David Kelts, Chair, mDL/Ecosystem Committee, Secure Technology Alliance (STA) : "The trust we need to achieve in a wallet ecosystem: The 6 vectors of trust " [Presentation]
- Debora Comparin, Chair, WP1/17, Standardization Expert, Thales Digital Identity & Security: "ITU-T XSTR.gidi Technical Report on Globally interoperable digital identity (including humans/enterprise/non-humans i.e. agentic AI)" [Presentation]
- Tunji Durodola, Technical Lead, Secure Identity Alliance: "Interoperable Trust Frameworks for Digital Identity: OpenID Federation, X.509, Trust Lists and Wallet Attestations" [Presentation]
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14:30 - 15:30
| Session 4: Security of wallets
This session focuses on analyzing the current technological options for securing digital wallets and the credentials they contain. It will also examine the potential gap between the levels of security achievable in different regions of the world.
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| 15:30 - 15:45 | Coffee Break
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15:45 - 16:45
| Session 5: Trust frameworks - Towards interoperability at the policy level
This session focuses on identifying differences in policy and regulatory approaches related to digital wallets across regions. The discussion will examine how trust frameworks at the policy level may support interoperability between digital identity ecosystems.
Moderator: Debora Comparin, Chair, WP1/17, Standardization Expert, Thales Digital Identity & Security
- Gail Hodges, Executive Director, OpenID Foundation (OIDF): "Analysis of trust framework from 10 countries" [Presentation]
- Rachelle Sellung, Senior Scientist Researcher, Identity Management Competence Team, Fraunhofer Institute: "SIDI Hub: Demo of a tool that visually shows the similarities and differences in each layer of the trust framework across regions " [Presentation]
- Gilad Rosner, Principal Consultant, Fime / Consult Hyperion: "A Framework to Compare National Identity Systems for Interoperability: EUDI and Aadhaar" [Presentation]
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16:45 - 17:00
| Day 1 wrap-up
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Day 2: Tuesday, 31 March 2026
Challenges and opportunities brought by Agentic AI digital identity domain |
09:00 - 09:15
| Opening and context setting
- Debora Comparin, Chair, WP1/17, Standardization Expert, Thales Digital Identity & Security:
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09:15 - 10:45
| Session 1: Defining the layered identity management model for agentic AI This session focuses on defining a layered model for identity management of Agentic AI. The discussion will explore how identity management concepts may be structured to support the operation and interaction of Agentic AI systems.
Moderator & opening presentation: Debora Comparin, Chair, WP1/17, Standardization Expert, Thales Digital Identity & Security
- Ken Huang, CEO & Chief AI Officer, DistributedApps.ai | Co-Chair, AI Safety Working Groups, Cloud Security Alliance: Agent Name Service (ANS): "A universal Directory for Secure AI Agent Discovery"
- Jiaming Ye, China Mobile: "Problems statement and requirements analysis of DNS for Internet of Agents (IoA)"
- Nic Williams, Senior Architect, Infoblox
- Yaroslav Rosomakho, Chief Scientist, Zscaler
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10:45 - 11:15
| Coffee Break
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11:15 - 12:15
| Session 2: Challenges on authorization and delegation in the context of agentic AI (Part 1)
This session focuses on identifying challenges and stanardization gaps on authorization and delegation for agentic AI. It will examine how this could be structured and managed within digital identity and trust ecosystems.
Moderator: Abbie Barbir, Rapporteur of Question 10/17 "Management of digital identity" - Zoltan Precsenyi, Director of Privacy, Elastic: "Asserting the rule of law in tomorrow's agentic world"
- Bjorn Hjelm, OpenID Foundation (OIDF): "Use cases on Agentic AI"
- Sarah Evans, Distinguished Engineer, Dell Technologies | Co-Lead Identity Working Group, LF AGNTCY: “Observations from the Industry Interconnects subworkgroup within the LF AGNTCY Identity working group”
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12:15 - 13:30
| Lunch Break
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13:30 - 14:30
| Session 3: Challenges on authorization and delegation in the context of agentic AI (Part 2)
This session focuses on identifying challenges and stanardization gaps on authorization and delegation for agentic AI. It will examine how this could be structured and managed within digital identity and trust ecosystems.
Moderator: Abbie Barbir, Rapporteur of Question 10/17 "Management of digital identity" - Marcelo Yannuzzi, Principal Engineer, Cisco: "Trustworthy Identity and Access Control for Agentic AI"
- Ward Duchamps, Director of Strategy & Innovation, Thales Digital Identity and Security:
- Frederick Kautz, SAFE-MCP Maintainer | SAFE-MCP: "Security Analysis Framework for Evaluation of Model Context Protocol"
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14:30 - 15:45
| Session 4: Challenges and opportunities to agentic AI trust management and governance
This session focuses on identifying challenges and opportunities related to trust management and governance for Agentic AI. It will also contribute to preparing the planned workshop on "Global interoperability for trust management of digital identity for humans and agents", which will be dedicated to governance aspects of trust management.
Moderator and opening presentation: Kang Xin, Chief Research Scientist, Trust and Security, Huawei Singapore Research Center - Jad El Cham, Senior Public Policy Technical Advisor, Réseaux IP Européens Network Coordination Centre (RIPE NCC): "Lessons learnt from IP registration"
- Chris Wendt, Vice President of Systems Engineering, Somos, Inc., Co-chair, ATIS/SIP Forum NNI Task Force: "Lessons learnt from certificate governance"
- Damian Glover, Decentralized Identity Foundation: "Enterprise trust requirements for AI agents"
- Nic Williams, Senior Architect, Infoblox
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15:45 - 16:15
| Coffee Break
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16:15 - 16:45
| Session 5: Where dots connect between identities for human and AI agent?
In this session, moderators will summarize the key findings from the two days of discussion. Participants will then discuss areas where human identities interact with AI agents and identify next steps and gaps that need to be addressed.
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