Overview

March 27

As everything goes remote and digital, the potential for innovation is endless—but so is the risk. Identity verification and fraud prevention take on a significant role in mitigating that risk. Identity is the digital ‘front door’ of every new account and subsequent transaction on the internet, and ensuring the security and seamlessness of that digital front door is vital to maintaining the integrity of public services.

The digital front door approach has emerged as a key component in delivering an exceptional and secure constituent experience, streamlining access to a myriad of government services, from renewing licenses to accessing vital records.

Join Government Technology and Socure for a live webinar where our panel of industry experts will explore the transformative power of a seamless and secure digital front door in state government services and steps your organization can take to achieve one.

Save the Date:
Wednesday, March 27th at 11 AM PT/2 PM ET

You’ll Learn:

How a well-designed digital front door optimizes equitable service delivery for all demographics, leading to faster response times, reduced paperwork, and increased transparency
Insights into the proven identity verification measures that can be integrated into digital front doors
Steps your agency can take to empower residents to securely navigate through government processes all within a user-friendly online environment

Speakers

Jennifer Kerber

Senior Director, Government Affairs, Socure

Jennifer Kerber is Senior Director of Government Affairs at Socure. She has over 20 years of experience working with federal and state governments on technology issues, having served at both levels of government. She is widely recognized as an expert on identity management, cybersecurity and government innovation. Before joining Socure, Jennifer served as Director of Marketing and Government Affairs for Grant Thornton Public Sector. She also served in the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies, where she led the improvement of identity management and cybersecurity shared services, now called Login.gov. Jennifer also served as Executive Director of the Government Transformation Initiative (GTI), a coalition of businesses, think tanks, academic institutions, and nonprofits dedicated to transforming government to operate more economically, efficiently, and effectively.

Jeff Shultz

Chief Technology Officer, Public Sector, Socure

Jeff is a thought leader in the cross section of identity verification and fraud prevention with a strong focus on building solutions that align with industry needs while pushing the technical envelope of what is possible. At Socure, Jeff leads the public sector Solution Consulting team where he is responsible for tailoring the best-in-class identity verification and fraud prevention engine to meet the needs of the Government. Jeff led the implementations for the Small Business Administration, Florida, Ohio, Texas, and New York. As the Executive Director at Max.gov, Jeff drove the migration of an identity and shared services platform that spans 28 agencies within the US Government. He previously led Product for the first identity platform for the seven largest banks in the US at Early Warning which will launch in early 2022. In this role he co-authored 9 patents related to identity and payments. Jeff has experience both in the private and public sectors driving product teams to actionable outcomes and enjoys bringing together designers, developers, and engineers to create delightful consumer experiences. He also served for 6 years as an Air Force Cyber Warfare Officer leading diverse teams on missions to protect our Nations cyber defense. Jeff is a graduate of the Product Management program at Berkeley’s Haas School of Business and holds a bachelor’s degree from Purdue University.

Morgan Wright — Moderator

Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government

Morgan is an internationally recognized expert on cybersecurity strategy, cyberterrorism, national security and intelligence. He currently serves as Chief Security Advisor for SentinelOne, and is the chief technology analyst for several major cable news organizations. Morgan's landmark testimony before Congress on Healthcare.gov changed how the government collected personally identifiable information. Previously Morgan was a Senior Advisor in the US State Department Antiterrorism Assistance Program, the Senior Law Enforcement Advisor for the 2012 Republican National Convention, taught behavioral analysis at the National Security Agency and spent a year teaching the FBI how to conduct internet investigations. In addition to 18 years in state and local law enforcement as a highly decorated state trooper and detective, Morgan has developed solutions in defense, justice and intelligence for the largest technology companies in the world including Cisco, SAIC, Unisys and Alcatel-Lucent/Bell Labs.

Webinar

Next-Gen Government: The Crucial Role of a 'Digital Front Door' Strategy in Government