Identity and Access Management Summit

As digital identity solutions gain momentum, 2026 is poised to be a pivotal year with the EU digital wallet deadline and the US's state-by-state rollout of mobile driving licenses. These advancements promise greater convenience for users and enhanced protection against AI-driven fraud, including deepfake and fake document schemes. Still, enterprises face significant hurdles in adopting these technologies, risking missed opportunities to streamline onboarding and strengthen security.

The fragmented nature of digital ID schemes is a major challenge: how can businesses integrate disparate systems that vary in the data they provide? Addressing gaps -- such as one scheme offering only names and dates of birth and another including addresses -- is essential. Additionally, enterprises must ensure inclusive fallback options for users without access to digital IDs. Tackling these barriers is key for organizations looking to stay competitive in this new digital landscape.

Join Jaye Hackett, Chief Technology Officer at Vouchsafe ID, as they share insights from real-world case studies and practical strategies to overcome these challenges.

Key Takeaways:
- Understand the implications of the EU digital wallet deadline and US mobile driving license rollout.
- Learn how to bridge gaps between fragmented digital ID schemes.
- Explore strategies for creating inclusive fallback experiences for non-digital ID users.
- Gain insights from early adopters' case studies to future-proof your onboarding processes.