© 2017 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
GDPR
@hannsnolan
ForgeRock Identity Platform!
some of the more identity related components of the GDPR
© 2017 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
significant penalties for GDPR infractions start on
May 25, 2018.
© 2016 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
GDPR is different, and FR is different
• GDPR applies to every organization selling to or
monitoring anyone in the EU
• GDPR has a firm deadline (May ‘18), high penalties
(4% of global turnover), and high aspirations (human
rights)
• Privacy tools assess/ensure compliance
• GDPR tools target risk teams
• We sell to digital teams
• Who need to own and drive this challenge -- quickly -- so
that it becomes a triumph vs. a tragedy
© 2017 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
Impact of GDPR
some of the more identity related components of the GDPR
• Consent for processing personal data
• Proof of Consent (data & processing!)
• Consent per purpose (including revocation)
• DPO (Data Protection Officer) are required (e.g. external)
• DPIAs (Data Protection Impact Assessment) under certain cir.
• Data breach notification within 72 hours
• Massive data control rights (forgotten, freeze, export rights)
• Privacy by default
• PLUS organizational/other requirements (out of scope here)
© 2017 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
What to take care of?
• Personal Data
• where is your data? -> least privileged? encryption?
• Lawful Processing
• law and IDM? YES -> user consent driven!
• Individual's Right to Rectification, Export and Erasure
• new requirement! Big challenger: export, erasure
End user dashboards, registration journeys and consent frameworks
will need updating!
© 2017 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
What is to do?
End user dashboards, registration journeys and consent
frameworks will need updating.
Don't see it as a compliance exercise!
The interesting aspect, is that privacy is now becoming a
competitive differentiator.
© 2016 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
A holistic view of the
ForgeRock Identity Platform
Identity data
governance; single
view of the consumer
Giving the consumer a
single view of their
consents
Giving the consumer
control over their
consents
● Lifecycle management
of user profile and data
sharing preferences
● Secure storage of profile
data
● Anonymised syncing of
profile data and
connector-based
integration to third-party
systems
● Data residency and
fractional replication
● ToS and privacy policy
capture at registration and
authentication time
● Social/federated sign-in
● Social registration
● Social consent
management
● Interoperable,
user-driven, proactive
and reactive sharing
flows
© 2016 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
This is not an “UMA proposal”
• UMA is one enabler of a suite of potential capabilities
that build on our core platform strengths for a general
strategic P&C capability
• But it is an important enabler that plays into:
• Cloud (loose coupling of APIs/services for building partner
ecosystems)
• Bilateral service<->user dialog required for ability to deliver
explicit consent (stronger definition of consent required by
GDPR)
• Use cases especially favored by IoT use cases
• We can call new/enhanced P&C capabilities/module(s)
anything we like
© 2017 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
Technical Challenges
• Holistic single view of the customer
• Consent sharing (legacy backend apps!)
• New innovations and trust (Container, Micro Services,
Blockchain etc.)
• Redesigning/Creating frontends/touchpoints
• Keep customer data accurate and protected
© 2016 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
Building a (bilateral) trusted digital
relationship -- a high-level proposal
Single view of the customer
Consent lifecycle
management
Giving the customer context,
control, choice, and
respect
• Existing platform has many
strengths
• Benefits for compliance are
under-marketed (can’t even
attempt “right to be forgotten”
if you don’t know where all
the data is…)
• We don’t have packaged
solutions targeted to P&C
challenges, just a “bag of
tools” (KC’s CIAM report)
• We don’t have direct P&C
solutions today
• GDPR has some
requirements here
• IDM, CAUD, and AM in
concert have great potential
• Consent Receipts, OAuth,
and UMA are relevant
standards
• We have hints of solutions
here (early UMA)
• GDPR has some
requirements here
• UMA is a relevant standard
© 2016 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
Patient selectively sharing IoT health data with doctors
and other caregivers
Patient view Doctor view
© 2016 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
Granular consented access by accountant to bank
customer’s account data and transactions
12
© 2016 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
Consent within IDM and Sync
© 2016 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
ForgeRock
ForgeRock
ForgeRockIdentity
ForgeRock
Forgerock.com
Forgerock.com/blog
Thank you
© 2017 ForgeRock. All rights reserved.
Further Readings
• GDPR at ForgeRock
• Webinar with Eve Maler
• Introduction ForgeRock Identity Platform
• The Role of Identity by Simon Moffatt

Implications of GDPR in Conjunction with UMA

  • 1.
    © 2017 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. GDPR @hannsnolan ForgeRock Identity Platform! some of the more identity related components of the GDPR
  • 2.
    © 2017 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. significant penalties for GDPR infractions start on May 25, 2018.
  • 3.
    © 2016 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. GDPR is different, and FR is different • GDPR applies to every organization selling to or monitoring anyone in the EU • GDPR has a firm deadline (May ‘18), high penalties (4% of global turnover), and high aspirations (human rights) • Privacy tools assess/ensure compliance • GDPR tools target risk teams • We sell to digital teams • Who need to own and drive this challenge -- quickly -- so that it becomes a triumph vs. a tragedy
  • 4.
    © 2017 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. Impact of GDPR some of the more identity related components of the GDPR • Consent for processing personal data • Proof of Consent (data & processing!) • Consent per purpose (including revocation) • DPO (Data Protection Officer) are required (e.g. external) • DPIAs (Data Protection Impact Assessment) under certain cir. • Data breach notification within 72 hours • Massive data control rights (forgotten, freeze, export rights) • Privacy by default • PLUS organizational/other requirements (out of scope here)
  • 5.
    © 2017 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. What to take care of? • Personal Data • where is your data? -> least privileged? encryption? • Lawful Processing • law and IDM? YES -> user consent driven! • Individual's Right to Rectification, Export and Erasure • new requirement! Big challenger: export, erasure End user dashboards, registration journeys and consent frameworks will need updating!
  • 6.
    © 2017 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. What is to do? End user dashboards, registration journeys and consent frameworks will need updating. Don't see it as a compliance exercise! The interesting aspect, is that privacy is now becoming a competitive differentiator.
  • 7.
    © 2016 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. A holistic view of the ForgeRock Identity Platform Identity data governance; single view of the consumer Giving the consumer a single view of their consents Giving the consumer control over their consents ● Lifecycle management of user profile and data sharing preferences ● Secure storage of profile data ● Anonymised syncing of profile data and connector-based integration to third-party systems ● Data residency and fractional replication ● ToS and privacy policy capture at registration and authentication time ● Social/federated sign-in ● Social registration ● Social consent management ● Interoperable, user-driven, proactive and reactive sharing flows
  • 8.
    © 2016 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. This is not an “UMA proposal” • UMA is one enabler of a suite of potential capabilities that build on our core platform strengths for a general strategic P&C capability • But it is an important enabler that plays into: • Cloud (loose coupling of APIs/services for building partner ecosystems) • Bilateral service<->user dialog required for ability to deliver explicit consent (stronger definition of consent required by GDPR) • Use cases especially favored by IoT use cases • We can call new/enhanced P&C capabilities/module(s) anything we like
  • 9.
    © 2017 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. Technical Challenges • Holistic single view of the customer • Consent sharing (legacy backend apps!) • New innovations and trust (Container, Micro Services, Blockchain etc.) • Redesigning/Creating frontends/touchpoints • Keep customer data accurate and protected
  • 10.
    © 2016 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. Building a (bilateral) trusted digital relationship -- a high-level proposal Single view of the customer Consent lifecycle management Giving the customer context, control, choice, and respect • Existing platform has many strengths • Benefits for compliance are under-marketed (can’t even attempt “right to be forgotten” if you don’t know where all the data is…) • We don’t have packaged solutions targeted to P&C challenges, just a “bag of tools” (KC’s CIAM report) • We don’t have direct P&C solutions today • GDPR has some requirements here • IDM, CAUD, and AM in concert have great potential • Consent Receipts, OAuth, and UMA are relevant standards • We have hints of solutions here (early UMA) • GDPR has some requirements here • UMA is a relevant standard
  • 11.
    © 2016 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. Patient selectively sharing IoT health data with doctors and other caregivers Patient view Doctor view
  • 12.
    © 2016 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. Granular consented access by accountant to bank customer’s account data and transactions 12
  • 13.
    © 2016 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. Consent within IDM and Sync
  • 14.
    © 2016 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. ForgeRock ForgeRock ForgeRockIdentity ForgeRock Forgerock.com Forgerock.com/blog Thank you
  • 15.
    © 2017 ForgeRock.All rights reserved. Further Readings • GDPR at ForgeRock • Webinar with Eve Maler • Introduction ForgeRock Identity Platform • The Role of Identity by Simon Moffatt