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Leaders from Lumin, Air New Zealand, Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment, MATTR, and more discuss the findings from our research and what organizations need to do right now to protect themselves.
Future-proofing trust: How should businesses focus their identity fraud efforts?
In a wide-ranging discussion led by respected journalist Mike McRoberts, leaders from Lumin, Air New Zealand, and MBIE explore why identity fraud has become a cross-functional challenge, how digital credentials can reduce verification bottlenecks, and what business leaders should prioritize now. The conversation draws on findings from Lumin’s research report into the current state of identity fraud.
Digital credentials and the future of business identity verification
What are digital credentials, and why should businesses care? This conversation breaks down how the technology works, where it’s already being used — from contract signing to seamless airport travel — and what needs to happen for widespread adoption. It also tackles interoperability challenges, the role of government wallets, and why digital credentials are a powerful building block against identity fraud, but not a silver bullet.
Are digital agreements secure enough for today’s threats?
eSignature tools have transformed how businesses handle agreements, but AI-powered fraud is testing the trust behind them. This conversation examines where the real vulnerabilities sit in agreement workflows, why legal professionals are among the most skeptical about current tools, and what it takes to balance a seamless signing experience with meaningful security. It also explores the legal defensibility of digital agreements and why multi-layered identity verification is becoming essential.
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