Driving Smart Innovation - Connected Car Identity at Scale
summary
Claims that identity belongs at the center of connected vehicles get shown with concrete numbers and standards: 237 million connected cars on the road (2021) and 91% of US new cars connected (2020). A demo builds an end-to-end flow: account creation via randomuser.me, FIDO WebAuthn passkeys, CIBA push auth for payments, UMA-protected resources, VIN assignment and a wallet digital key that pairs with a live vehicle; relationship-based roles (guest vs full horsepower) work live, with offline assertions using expiring tokens.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction and audience engagement
- 1:06Evolution of connected cars
- 5:03Security risks in smart mobility
- 7:52Privacy challenges in modern vehicles
- 12:10Experience pressure and security trade-offs
- 13:58Hypothesis on identity at the center
- 14:19Digital car purchase and identity setup
- 26:35Demo recap and identity relationships
- 27:17Architecture for identity-driven systems
- 33:04Family sharing and access control demo
- 38:21Requirements for consumers and manufacturers
- 40:49Technical architecture deep dive
- 44:49Practical advice and next steps
- 46:53Identity jobs to be done framework
- 48:18Summary and hypothesis proof
- 48:59Q&A on car ownership and data control
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