Explore the challenges of security and privacy in the digital age through this thought-provoking keynote from Security BSides London. Delve into the complexities of delegation and proxy activities online, examining how current Identity and Access Management (IAM) models fall short in addressing real-world scenarios of legal, fiduciary, and minor representation. Discover the growing gap between security measures and rapidly advancing technology, particularly in consumer devices and the Internet of Things. Learn about the need for change in security practices to accommodate all members of society, including incapacitated adults and those with power of attorney. Gain insights into the difficulties of managing multiple digital identities, working across organizations, and navigating the consumer world of e-discovery and account takeovers. Understand the concept of "ostensible separation of duties" and its implications for institutional readiness. Hear a personal anecdote about Gmail accounts and Google's response to proxy issues. Conclude with recommendations for standardization and the concept of a "digital concierge" to address these pressing security and privacy concerns.
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