Seminar programme
Thursday, October 13
11.00-11.30: Welcome, introductory remarks, Prof. University of Oslo, Marte Eidsand Kjørven
11.30-12.15: Lunch
The ID Lawyer, Data gathering and empirical research, Prof. Tone Wærstad
12.15-12.25: The ID Lawyer, Petter Omland and Silje Noer Johansen
12.25-12.45: Statistical data on identity theft, Research assistants Amelia Ella Svensson and Ellen Bennin Brataas (app. 20 min)
12.45-12.55: Further plan for the scientific article "Relational Cybercrime and Identity Theft victimization", Research assistant Amelia Ella Svensson
12.55-13.30: Discussion
13.30-13.45: Coffee break
Financial services and eID fraud; legal aspects, Prof. University of Tartu, Karin Sein
13.45-14:25: The interplay between substantive and procedural law in eID-fraud cases between banks and consumers, PhD candidate University of Oslo, Vebjørn Wold (app. 20 min presentation followed by 20 min discussion)
14.25-15.05: Making things right for victims of digital identity theft; Why private law matter, Associate Prof. University of Tartu, Piia Kalamees and Prof. University of Oslo Marte Eidsand Kjørven (app. 20 min presentation followed by 20 min discussion)
15.05-15.30: Coffee break
15:30-16.15: Guest lecture - Consumer credit, identity theft and the role of human rights, Prof. University of Rutgers, Chrystin Ondersma
16.30: Those who are interested can join for a walk through Oslo city center
18.00: Dinner - Restaurant Eik, Universitetsgt. 11
Friday, October 14
Security in eID systems; technical and legal aspects, Prof. Kristian Gjøsteen
09.00-09.40: Cryptographic protocols involving humans, PhD candidate NTNU, Ole Martin Edstrøm (app. 20 min presentation followed by 20 min discussion)
09.40-10.20: Safe and trustworthy systems for electronic identification? An assessment of the regulation of the Norwegian system for digital identities applying the perspectives of risk governance, legitimacy and policy coherence, Postdoctoral researcher University of Oslo, Trude Myklebust (app. 20 min presentation followed by 20 min discussion)
10.20-10.30: Coffee break
10.30-11.00: WebAuthn and consequences for users, Prof. NTNU, Kristian Gjøsteen (app. 15 min presentation followed by 15 min discussion)
11.00-11.30: Security in payment systems; Due diligence obligations to identity the customer in PSD2 and AML when implementing digital ID-systems, Research assistant University of Oslo, Ellen Bennin Brataas (app 15 min presentation followed by 15 min discussion)
11.30 -12.00: The way forward. Round table discussions
12.00 -13.00: Lunch