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Dave Kearns By Dave Kearns
Next month at the European Identity Conference I'll be talking about Risk Management ("Risk Management for Better Health, Fiscal and Physical"). In doing some research for that keynote, I came across a company which hosts what they call a "fraud fighting" service, but which comes under the risk management heading and just might be the pre-cursor to a type of service we've only thought of as "pie in the sky" until now. Read full story

Dave Kearns is a consultant and editor of IdM, the Journal of Identity Management.

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