09:40 - 10:10
| Keynote: Towards decentralized PKI
Decentralized PKI (DPKI) is a security framework that enables the management and verification of digital identities and cryptographic keys without relying on a centralized authority, enhancing trust, privacy, and resilience. This keynote will provide a high-level overview of decentralized PKI, including its underlying technology, how it operates, its key characteristics and benefits, and will outline the roadmap for its standardization.
Moderator: Xiaoya Yang, Counsellor, ITU-T Study Group 17
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10:10 - 11:30
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Session 1: Emerging topics on DPKI
The session will cover thematic presentations on DPKI applications, PQC migration, and related topics.
Moderator:
HeungYoul Youm, Professor, Soonchunhyang University, Korea (Rep.of)
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Haiguang Wang,
Huawei: "X.dpki: Implementation, Industry Demand and Standardization Way Forward" [
Presentation]
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Young B, Park, Dankook University, Korea:
"DPKI implementation" [
Presentation]
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Fuwen Liu, Standard Representative, China Mobile: "Guidelines for building crypto-agility and migration for quantum-safe DLT systems" [
Presentation]
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11:30 - 11:45 | Coffee Break
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11:45 - 12:30
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Session 2: ITU-T X.509 adoption / implementation cases in an AI world
This session will explore the cases for adoption and implementation of ITU-T X.509 across industries and regions, highlighting applications in agentic AI, smart grids, banking, healthcare, automotive, and identity wallets, and its integration with PKI and decentralized identity (verifiable data registries) to support trust frameworks for AI agents.
Moderator:
Judicael Vivien Monde, Nokia
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ChangGyun Kim, DSMENTORING Co., Korea:
"Agentic AI management using PKI (LDAP)" [
Presentation]
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Paolo Campegiani, Standardisation Expert, Namirial : "The ISO 23042 standard for decentralized identity" [
Presentation ]
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Ignacio Alamillo,
Standardisation Expert, Grupo Logalty, “Hybrid trust models (X509 & Decentralised PKI): "The EBSI/DC4EU and ISBE cases” [
Presentation]
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12:30 - 14:30
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Lunch Break
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14:30 - 15:50
| Session 3: Quantum- and AI/ML-proofing mobile networks using PKI and tailored solutions
This session will explore how mobile networks can be designed to be quantum-proof and AI/ML-resilient, including potential threats arising from the use of agentic AI in combination with quantum computers, with a focus on addressing the security, privacy, IAM, and trust aspects of mobile networks based on PKI and solutions tailored for constrained devices.
Moderator:
HeungYoul Youm, Professor, Soonchunhyang University, Korea (Rep.of)
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Yolanda Sanz,
Head of working groups, GSMA, "Shaping PQC in the telco ecosystem" [
Presentation]
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Isaac Bewarang, Cyber Security Analyst, Mnemonic Identity Solutions:
"Evaluating PKI-Based Trust Models for Digital Verification of Human and Machine Identities" [
Presentation]
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Young Wook Kim, Information Security Incident Response Team Lead, LG Uplus "AI/ML-Proofing the SOC" [ Presentation]
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15:50 - 16:00 |
Coffee Break
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16:00 - 17:00 | Session 4: Panel discussion - Building Resilient Trust Infrastructures
This session will feature a panel discussion on establishing robust and resilient trust frameworks for Agentic AI in the post quantum era.
Moderator: Arnaud Taddei, Chair, ITU-T Study Group 17 | Broadcom
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Hoyt L Kesterson II,
Security & Risk Architect, CNC Consulting
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Sofia Celi, Senior Cryptography Researcher, Brave I Honorary Fellow, University of Bristol
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Sini Ruohomaa, Ericsson
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Philip Griffiths, NetFoundry
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17:00 - 17:15 | Interactive Q&A and Open Floor Discussion
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17:15 - 17:30 | Summary of Workshop Outcomes and Closing Remarks
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