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Steve Rogers
President & CEO
Intellisoft, Inc.
Speaker Bio
Steve Rogers is an acknowledged expert in the fields of Identity Management, Smartcard technology, multi-modal Biometrics, and Physical Access Control. His professional career includes senior executive positions with security industry leaders including Radionics, Integrated Engineering and HID; Steve founded IQ Devices and is currently President and CEO of Intellisoft, Inc. Steve's Standards work includes the Security Industry Association (SIA) Biometrics and Access Control sub-committees and the PIV Working Group. An advisor to NIST on FIPS 201 Smartcard and Biometrics technology used in PIV as well as member of the RTCA SC-224 Airport Security Standards committee. He is on the Smartcard Alliance Council Honor Role and former 2 term officer for both the Physical Access Council (co-founder) and the Identity Council where he is an elected member to both Steering Committees. Steve is active in ASIS and honored to be distinguished as a Quarter Century of Service member.| Wednesday, April 06, 2011 | |
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Publication Endorser: The Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA) is developing an HSPD-12 migration strategy in an effort to improve efficiency by increasing automation and leveraging the power of the PIV credential. PFPA also looked to improve authentication by using biometrics. After investigating different biometric modalities, PFPA realized that, given the Pentagon's massive population, no single biometric was a complete solution. To be effective, PFPA chose to build a multi-modal biometric solution including a Privilege Management Program to collect, manage and distribute identity, credentials, and privileges. These efforts were developed in parallel to the Federal Identity, Credentialing, and Access Management (FICAM) guidelines. In this session, PFPA will talk about requirements gathering, system design, and lessons learned while developing its Privilege Management Program. Learning Objectives: 1. Examine how a Privilege Management Program collects, manages and distributes identities, credentials and privileges 2. Implement Multi-Modal Biometric Solutions 3. Explore HSPD-12 & FICAM Compliance Speaker: Derek Nagel - Access Control Branch Chief, Pentagon Force Protection Agency Roger Roehr - HSPD-12 Physical Security Engineer, Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA) Steve Rogers - President & CEO, Intellisoft, Inc. | |
| Thursday, April 07, 2011 | |
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A secure method of establishing an individual’s identity, creating, issuing, activating, provisioning and de-provisioning secure digital identity credentials is currently in use by U.S. Federal agencies under HSPD-12. This required infrastructure can now be deployed and used by non-federal entities as well. This session will discuss the fundamental technologies involved, as well as the process of vetting, creating, storing and securely carrying identity information in a portable platform. Also discover why a smart card is the preferred method of securely storing and carrying identity information (include biometric), and how this technology binds the card to the identity of its owner. Learning Objectives: 1. Provide a non-technical overview of the smart card including how and when it is used. 2. Examine the authentication function and the need for validation of identity credentials. 3. Introduce the benefits of smart cards to state and corporate enterprises. Speaker: Kenneth Boley - Director, Intergovernmental Initiatives, Office of the Chief Technology Officer, Government of the District of Columbia Salvatore D'Agostino - CEO, IDmachines Patrick W. Hearn - VP Government ID Markets - America's, Oberthur Technologies Steve Rogers - President & CEO, Intellisoft, Inc. Lars Suneborn - Director, Government Programs, Hirsch Electronics Corporation |