Day 1: Monday, 30 March 2026
(Focus on human digital identity domain)
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09:00 - 09:15
| Opening Remarks
- Seizo Onoe, Director, Telecommunication Standardization Bureau, ITU
- Arnaud Taddei, Chair, ITU-T Study Group 17 | Broadcom
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| 09:15 - 10:30 | Session 1: Different models for government issued credentials: from physical to digital
Format: Presentations + Panel
Focus: - To understand the transition of legal identity (identity cards) from its physical to its digital form in wallets
- To explore the state of affairs in digitalizing government issued credentials (passport, driving license, VISA)
Presentations: Spectrum of Digital Identity models and implementation
Potential panel topics:- What is the role of legal identity in regions where there is no identity card? What are other approaches to bootstrap a digital identity wallet?
- Security for government issued credentials: should private sector wallets store government issued credentials? What are the different approaches in the various geographies today?
- What is the effort in digitalizing passport, driving license and VISA?
- Mitigating fraud: explore how a standardization effort towards authentic sources can be helpful to migrate government issued credentials from physical to digital
- A landscape view of current standards in this field and the role of SG17: what are the gaps?
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10:30 - 11:00
| Coffee Break
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11:00 - 12:00
| Session 2: Towards acceptance
for digital identity and credentials
Format: Presentations + Panel
Focus: - To design a path towards an acceptance network for digital wallets and their credentials
- To learn from successes and failures of current identity acceptance networks
- To identify the role of browsers in issuance and presentation of digital credentials
Potential panel topics:- What are the challenges in building a global acceptance network for identity credentials?
- What are the efforts towards standardizing identity credentials from verticals e.g. healthcare, education etc.?
- How can standardization accelerate the effort?
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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?
Format: Presentations + Hands-on activity per table
Focus: - To foster international collaboration towards cross-domain trust
Presentations:
- David Kelts, SIDI Hub, The trust we need to achieve in a wallet ecosystem: the 6 vectors of trust
- Debora Comparin, Thales, X.gidi Technical Report ‘Globally Interoperable Digital Identity (including Humans/Enterprise/Non-Humans i.e. Agentic AI)’
Potential panel topics: - What are the current trust management protocols (X.509 PKI, OpenID Federation, KERI, ETSI Trust Lists, Regi Trust etc.) and how do they fit vis-à-vis the 6 vectors of trust?
- What are the current implementations of trust management in the wallet space?
- What can we learn from the global trust management effort led by WHO?
- How could standardization evolve to fill the gap between the existing trust management protocols? How to progress XSTR.gidi as a vehicle to the identified issues?
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14:30 - 15:30
| Session 4: Security of Wallets
Format: Presentation + Panel
Focus: - To analyze the current technological options for securing wallets
- To understand the potential gap between the security achievable in different geographies of the world
Presentation:
- Gil Bernabeu, GlobalPlatform, The current technological options for securing wallets
Potential panel topics: - What are the pros and cons of the current technological options for securing wallets?
- What are the chosen technologies in today's wallet implementations?
- What is the market penetration of the technologies listed above? Can a gap in technologies availabilities in some regions lead to less secure wallets? Can this lack of security generate issues with inclusion?
- What is missing from a standardization standpoint to avoid vendor lock-in and ensure inclusion when we address security of wallets?
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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 policy level
Format: Demo + Hands-on activity
Focus: - To identify differences in policy and regulations on wallets across regions
Demo:
- SIDI Hub, Analysis of trust framework from 10 countries
- Rachelle Sellung, SIDI Hub | Fraunhofer Institute, Demo of a tool that visually shows the similarities and differences in each layer of the trust framework across regions
Potential panel topics: - Feedback on the tool
- Which areas of trust frameworks are relevant for a cross-border identity transaction?
- What is the role of the Digital Credential Query Language and the DIF Presentation Exchange Standard?
- What are the gaps that standardization should fill and should we develop a standard for policy metadata?
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16:45 - 17:00
| Future outlook and Closing Remarks
Presenter: Arnaud Taddei, Chair, ITU-T Study Group 17 | Broadcom
Focus: - Recap the key insights and discussions from the workshop
- Highlight the future research opportunities and practical advancements in the human digital identity domain and lay out a strategic action plan for continued progress.
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Day 2: Tuesday, 31 March 2026
Challenges and Opportunities brought by Agentic AI digital identity domain
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09:00 - 10:30
| Session 1: Defining the Identity Management Model for Agentic AI Format: Presentation + Hands-on activity per table
Focus: - To define a model for identity management of Agentic AI
Presentation:
- Debora Comparin, Thales, Extract from the collaborative paper on 'Terminology and Design Guidelines for Agentic AI Identity Management’
Potential panel topics: - What are the typologies/categories of AI agents? Are those impacting design of Identity management (refer to the DIE security design principle)?
- What is the difference in managing identity for an agent vs a workflow?
- What is an Identity of an AI Agent (run-time identity, stable identity etc.)? What are the components of the Identity of an AI Agent?
- Why current identity management protocols (OIDC, SPIFFE etc.) fell short when applied to ID management of Agentic AI?
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10:30 - 11:00
| Coffee Break
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11:00 - 12:00
| Session 2: Identifying a mechanism for delegation of authority to Agentic AI
Focus: - To define a mechanism for delegation of autority to Agentic AI
Presentations:
- OpenID Foundation (OIDF), Use cases on Agentic AI
- CISCO (TBC)
Potential panel topics: - What does “delegation of authority" mean in the context of Agentic AI, and how does it differ from delegation mechanisms traditionally used for software applications?
- How should the scope, duration, and constraints of that delegation be expressed and enforced?
- How should delegation be issued, updated, revoked, and audited in long-lived, or cross-domain Agentic AI interactions?
- To what extent can existing delegation and authorization mechanisms (e.g. OAuth-based delegation, capability tokens, policy-based access control) be reused or adapted for Agentic AI, and where do they fall short?
- How could standardization efforts contribute to interoperable delegation mechanisms for Agentic AI
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12:00 - 13:30
| Lunch Break
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13:30 - 14:45
| Session 3: Challenges and opportunities to Agentic AI trust management and governance
Format: Presentation + panel
Focus: - To identify a path to standardize and govern trust management for Agentic AI
- To prepare for the 3rd of June 2026 workshop during SG17 meeting dedicated to governance aspects of trust management
Presentations:
- Kang Xin, Huawei, Definition of trust management in the context of Agentic AI
- RIPE NCC (TBC), Lessons learnt from IP registration
- Chris Wendt, Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions, Lesson learnt from certificate governance
- What are the existing trust models, e.g., OpenID, RPKI, webPKI etc.? How can they be categorized?
Are existing trust management protocols a fit for the unique challenges of Agentic AI? How to progress XSTR.gidi as a vehicle to the identified issues? A landscape view of current standards in this field and the role of SG17: what are the gaps and where/how can standard organizations collaborate?
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14:45 - 15:00
| Coffee Break
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15:00 - 16:15
| Session 4: Where dots connect between identities for human and AI agent?
Format: Rapporteur Presentation + Panel Discussion
Focus: - Rapporteurs to summarize the key findings from the two days' discussion
- Discussion to identify areas where human identities interact with AI Agents: what are the next steps and the gaps to fill?
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