KPMG
Event Details
Women in Identity Meetup Hosted By KPMG
As Canadian organizations navigate rising geopolitical tensions, stalled privacy reforms, and sweeping new legislation, identity and access management (IAM) is no longer just a technical control — it’s becoming a foundation for trust, compliance, and business growth.
As AI adoption accelerates and global privacy demands rise, IAM teams play a critical role in ensuring the accuracy, integrity, and accountability of identity-linked data.
To support this shift, Women in Identity’s ID Code of Conduct is being developed as a global standard for building fair, inclusive, and trustworthy identity systems — offering practical guidance to reduce bias, improve access, and embed accountability into the future of identity.
Join Aphra Corcoran (Director, Cyber Security Services, KPMG Canada), Sophia Muller (SR manager & Privacy Expert, KPMG), Melissa Carvalho (Women in Identity Board Member and VP Cybersecurity at RBC) and Rola Turk (Canadian Ambassador, Women in Identity & RBC) as they explore how inclusive IAM strategies can drive agility, unlock new markets, and support ethical AI. We'll also highlight why elevating women’s leadership in IAM and cybersecurity is key to shaping inclusive, future-ready governance.
Key Themes we'll cover:
- Economic repercussions of digital identity exclusion, including limited access to financial services, e-commerce platforms, and digital rights.
- Managing regulatory pressure at home vs. rising compliance demands in global markets
- How IAM leaders can accelerate readiness for AI and algorithmic oversight
- The critical link between identity assurance, data quality, enterprise trust and identity inclusion
- IAM as a driver of business agility — not just risk reduction
- Elevating women’s leadership in IAM and cybersecurity to shape inclusive, future-ready governance
- ID Inclusion and Women in Identity’s latest research findings about the Economic Impact of ID Inclusion
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