• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to footer

Technology Conferences

Technology Events Calendar

  • Technology Events Calendar
  • Add Your Technology Event
  • Market Reports
    • Technology Digest
  • About
    • How to Organize an Informal Tech Event
  • Contact
    • GDPR

Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak to Headline at Identiverse 2019, June 25-28, 2019, Washington, D.C.

April 18, 2019 By admin

Identiverse®, the Identity Industry Event, today announced the first group of keynote speakers for its 10th annual event to be held in Washington, D.C. from June 25-28, 2019. Over the course of four days, the conference anticipates more than 2,000 identity security leaders and professionals that represent the world’s largest enterprises and government entities. Attendees will learn about the tools, technology and best practices required to realize the full potential of a digital economy.

Legendary Innovator Steve Wozniak to Share Personal Views on the Future of Technology

Identiverse is pleased to announce that Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple, Inc., will be the featured guest of this year’s 10th anniversary event. This inventor, electronics engineer, programmer and philanthropist will share his insights in a fireside chat on the future of technology and the role of identity.

“Technology is evolving at an ever-increasing pace. Autonomous vehicles and AI-based services are right around the corner, while even more exciting innovations lie just over the horizon,” said Steve Wozniak. “And underlying all of these technologies is digital identity. Every interaction in our online, connected world relies on our ability to give the right people access to the right things. Digital identity provides that critical capability, enabling convenience while also ensuring our security and privacy. I’m excited to contribute to the conversation at Identiverse 2019 and share my perspectives on the role that innovation and learning play in this exciting industry.”

Top Industry Influencers to Ignite Discussions about Identity, Security and Privacy

Expecting more than 200 sessions, master classes and keynotes, Identiverse attracts thought leaders from around the world to tackle the topics of importance to those working in digital identity across a wide range of industries including financial services, privacy, healthcare, security, IoT and connected devices, mobile and many others.

Some of the influencers taking the stage this year include:

Andrew Nash, VP Consumer Identity at Capital One and enterprise, consumer and social identity expert
Alex Simons, Corporate Vice President Program Management for Microsoft’s Identity Division and recognized cloud service and software specialist
Sarah Squire, board member of IDPro, as well as Principal Product Manager at AWS SSO and co-author of NIST 800-63-3 Digital Identity Guidelines
Heather Flanagan, Principal Editor, IDPro Body of Knowledge
Andre Durand, Identiverse Founder and Conference Chair, and the CEO of Ping Identity
Identiverse Gains the Support of Leading Identity Vendors

Ping Identity is the host of this year’s event. Additional sponsors of Identiverse 2019 include:

Diamond: IDMWORKS, Microsoft, Optiv, Radiant Logic
Platinum: Auth0, Google, KPMG, SecureAuth, Transmit Security
Gold: Capital One, ForgeRock, Omada, ProofID, PlainID, SailPoint, Saviynt
A few remaining sponsorships and expo opportunities are available. Learn more about the opportunities to engage with identity leaders and professionals in the Identiverse sponsor prospectus.

About Identiverse
People, applications and devices are gravitating toward a digital world where they all recognize and interact with each other. This digital world is being built on a foundation of identity security designed by a community of people with a shared vision, from technologists and practitioners to thought leaders and end users. This is the Identiverse. It lives and breathes every day. And once a year it really shines. It summons the brightest minds in identity and security to gather and share the tools, technology and best practices that are built for today and the future. The Identiverse positions enterprises to realize the full potential of a digital economy—one where identity unlocks uncompromising digital experiences that are secure and seamless for everyone. Identiverse 2019 will be held June 25-28, 2019, in Washington, D.C. For more information, go to www.identiverse.com.

Filed Under: Announcements

Footer

Recent Posts

  • SoftDevStudio.com at Web Summit 2026, November 9-12, MEO Arena and FIL, Lisbon
  • Bodor Laser Brings Integrated Tube Processing to EuroBLECH 2026
  • Cloudflare Connect 2026 Reportage, October 19-21, Moscone West, San Francisco
  • International Test Conference 2026, October 11–16, Grand Hyatt San Antonio River Walk, San Antonio
  • AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 2026, October 12–14, Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington DC
  • SEMICON West 2026, October 13–15, Moscone Center, San Francisco
  • Fal.Con Europe 2026, November 2–4, Fira Gran Via, Barcelona
  • A3 International Robot Safety Conference 2026, November 3–5, Huntington Place, Detroit
  • Humanoids Summit Silicon Valley 2026, December 1–2, San Mateo County Event Center, San Mateo
  • Sohn London Investment Conference 2026, November 18, London Marriott Grosvenor Square, London

Media Partners

  • API Coding
  • App Coding
  • S3H.com
Idempotency Keys: How One Header Stops a Retry From Charging a Customer Twice
A Tiny ETL Binary Competes With curl, jq and SQLite in a Cron Job, So Build It That Small
An AI Agent Flight Recorder Belongs in One Portable File, the Way HAR Did It for HTTP
Benchmarking MCP Servers and Stateful API Workflows: Latency, Throughput and Tokens per Call
Diagnose a Slow API From One Request: DNS, Connect, TLS, Server Wait and Transfer
Finding API Endpoints, Tables and Flags Nobody Uses Takes Code and Traffic Together
Fuzzing MCP Servers: Generate Bad Arguments From the Tool Schema and Watch What Breaks
Give Any API a History: Poll It, Hash It and Query Old Versions With SQL
Infer Your API's Real Contract From Traffic, Then Diff It Against the Docs
Keeping Third-Party API Responses in SQLite Gets You a Cache, an Offline Mode and a History
Apple's US Link-Out Fee Is Zero Until a Judge Sets It, and Apple Is Asking for Up to 15%
20 Primitive Project Ideas: Tiny Go Engines That Do the Essential 10% of Redis, Kafka and Etcd
40 Projects Worth Building: SQLite for X, Tiny Infrastructure, MCP Tools and Edge Systems
40 Radically Different Infrastructure Primitives, From Reach and Expect to Ignorance and Stop
Counterfactual Store vs. Markov Chains: From Branching State to Reach, an Engine for Possible Futures
Counterfactual Store: A Database That Stores Alternatives, Not Just Facts
Mobile App Performance: The Five Metrics That Decide Retention and Store Ratings
Screening 20 Infrastructure Primitives Money First: Why Distill and Precomputing Survive
Temporal KV: A Key-Value Store That Remembers History
A Background Job Queue in One SQLite File Covers What Most Apps Deploy Redis For
Round 7 is finished: V1, T5 and F5 are merged on main
AltSql Gives IoT Devices a 15 KB Database That Keeps Working When the Link Drops
BareProxy Is a Small Go Web Server and Reverse Proxy That Explains Every Routing Decision
Precomputing Keeps Dashboard Answers Ready in a SQLite File as the Data Arrives
Preconfiguration Writes Coding Agent Setup Files From One Spec and Tests Them on a Clean Machine
Sandisk (SNDK) Buyback: $15.5 Billion Aimed at a Stock Trading Near 10x Run-Rate Earnings
Why Static Site Generators Beat WordPress for Almost Everything I Publish
Lovable, Bolt.new, Replit Agent, v0 and Base44: My 2026 Review of the AI App Builders
A million American jobs created by AI
Marvell (MRVL) Q2 FY27: The $18 Billion FY28 Guide Already Contains the Google Revenue

Media Partners

  • Technologies.org
  • Blockchaining.org
  • Cybersecurity Market
inDrive and Pony.ai Target Kazakhstan for a Robotaxi Project Built on NVIDIA Technology
Applied Ventures Backs Albert Invent as Materials Research Becomes an AI Battleground
Pathos AI Raises $237 Million as BMS and Tempus Back a Broader Drug Development Push
Tractian Raises $130 Million Series D at $1.4 Billion Valuation for AI That Predicts Machine Failures
Jensen Huang Has a Strong Case Against the 2029 Memory Glut Theory
Dream Labs Raises $90 Million to Build Brains for Everyday Robots
Venture Capital Digest, October 19, 2026: Tenstorrent Leads a Day of Major Technology Funding
Technology Digest, October 19, 2026: Nvidia’s CPU Push, AI Infrastructure Costs and the Next Chip Race
Texas Instruments Targets the Tiny Power Faults That Can Disrupt AI Data Centers
d-Matrix Begins Shipping Large AI Inference Clusters as Specialized Compute Gains Ground
Ascend and M1X Global Bring Institutional Repo Financing to Stellar
JPMorgan Tokenized Money Market Funds Go Live on Solana, Leading a Week of Institutional Crypto Deals
Kalshi and BitGo Let Traders Borrow Against Bitcoin to Margin US Perpetual Futures
SoFi Launches SOFIE Tokenized Deposit With FDIC Insurance and Interest Stablecoins Cannot Pay
112 Million Americans Want Crypto at Their Bank and Most Banks Have Not Said a Word
OpenWorld Plans to Make Blocksight’s AI Agents the Operating Layer for Real-World Asset Tokenization
Visa Direct Puts USDC Prefunding Into Production Through Inyo Global
GENIUS Act Takes Effect by January 18 With Every Stablecoin Rule Still a Proposal
Spiko Raises $90M Series B Led by NEA as Tokenized Cash Funds Pay the Yield Europe's Stablecoins Can't
Circle Foundation's UNDP and WFP Grants Buy Stablecoins a UN Track Record
Datadog Offers Nearly 4 Billion Dollars for Israeli Cloud Security Startup Upwind
Cloudflare Deploys PHP2Shell Defenses as Critical PHP Flaws Put Websites at Risk
Cybersecurity Digest, October 19, 2026: AI-Powered Intrusions, Cloud Compromises and Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities
Continuum AI Pushes Autonomous Cybersecurity From Vulnerability Discovery Toward Tested Repairs
Japan’s Cybersecurity Warning Gains Urgency as Disclosed Incidents Surpass Last Year’s Total
Lattice Brings Post-Quantum Security to the Firmware Beneath AI Infrastructure
An AI-Cloned CEO Voice Exposes the Security Risk of Obeying the Boss
Billington Critical Infrastructure CyberSecurity Summit, Nov. 17–18, 2026, San Antonio, Texas
CrowdStrike Faces Another Stock Split, but This Time It Is the Canadian Depositary Receipt
IonQ to Acquire Cybersecurity Firm Elisity in $1.3 Billion All-Stock Deal, Expanding Beyond Quantum Computing

Copyright © 2022 TechnologyConference.com

Media Partners: Technologies · Market Analysis · Market Research · Exclusive Domains · Photography · Referently · Transportational · Renewability