Digital Identity for Telecom
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INTRODUCTION
Digital identity refers to the information used by computer systems to verify user identity. Some issues related to digital identity include e-signatures, access control and fraud detection. Digital technological advances are affecting the way people interact with organizations. Many services, from accessing government benefits to signing into banking, are now being conducted digitally.
The growth of the digital identity market is inevitable. Digital identity will continue to be adapted to serve as the identifier for accessing government services and benefits, as well as many other online services related to banking, the workplace, education and health. It is needed for creating accounts, making transactions and subscribing to services. It thus performs a vital function, enabling people to do their everyday work and save time, while at the same time maintaining their security.
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COURSE OBJECTIVES
By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to:
- Understand, evaluate and adopt different approaches to managing usernames and passwords.
- Setup a single login system that works across all applications used in a telecom environment.
- Use identity technology to get a clear understanding of their customers and their needs.
- Implement an authentication system that works across different platforms
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COURSE AUDIENCE
This course is made for :
- Telecommunications managers
- Network engineers
- IT Developers
- Software creators
- Smartphones developers
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COURSE OUTLINE
Day One
- Introduction
- How Identity is Managed by Telecom Companies
- Overview of Digital Identity Solutions and Providers
Day Two
- The Role of Mobile in Digital Identity
- Setting up a Digital Identity System
- Integrating Different Communication Gateways
Day Three
- Understanding the Authentication Process
- Implementing a Multifactor Identification System
- Enabling a Single Sign-On System
Day Four
- Enabling a Passwordless Sign-On System
- Logging in From Different Types of Devices
- Setting up Social Authentication
Day Five
- Detecting Anomalous Sign-On Activity
- Extending a System through APIs
- Troubleshooting
- Summary and Conclusion
