Prove UK & EU VP Keiron Dalton on Ubisecure’s About Digital Identity Podcast | “Unique Opportunities with Mobile-Centric Identity”
Keiron Dalton on everything from how phone-centric identity can provide a more frictionless and secure experience for users and more.
I recently spoke with Oscar Santolalla, host of Ubisecure’s podcast Let’s Talk About Digital Identity, about everything from how phone-centric identity can provide a more frictionless and secure experience for users to how we as a society must do more to protect vulnerable individuals from fraud.
You can listen to the full podcast on Apple, Google, and Spotify.
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Keiron Dalton is currently UK & EU Vice President at Prove. Prior to Prove, Keiron has had roles within the GSMA’s mobile connect program, BT’s mobile identity division and successfully helped to establish the UK mobile identity ecosystem as it stands today.
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