Welcome
Founded in October 2004, the mission of AOTA is to enhance online
trust and confidence, by facilitating best practices and the
deployment of Internet authentication and reputation standards and
solutions. AOTA is comprised of leading business, industry and
non-profit organizations who are working to improve trust and
confidence in electronic messaging, the Internet and
ecommerce....... About AOTA>
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Summit 2007 April 18 & 19, 2007
- Register Today
We proud to present the Authentication and Online Trust Summit 2007!
Several enhancements are planned expanding the event to 2 -full
days and over 25 session including best practices in email, web and
domain authentication; designed for IT Professionals, Email and
Brand Marketers, Policy Decision Makers. Do not miss
this event and keynotes including;
- Eric
Allman, CTO & co-founder, Sendmail
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Illena Armstrong, Editor In Chief, SC Magazine
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Michael Della Penna, Chief Marketing Officer - Epsilon
- Scott Charney, Vice
President, Trustworthy Computing, Microsoft Corporation
- Martha Coakley, Massachusetts Attorney General
- Trevor Hughes, Esq.,
Executive Director, Email Sender & Provider Coalition and IAPP
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Howard Schmidt, President & CEO of R & H Security Consulting
LLC
- Ari Schwartz, Deputy Director - Center for Democracy and Technology
(CDT)
- Craig
Spiezle, Chair and President of AOTA, Director Microsoft
Corporation
Register today -
Guarantee your seat & hotel room and save $100
Register by April 6 for $699!
Registration includes all meals, reception and access to the
solution showcase!
New Supporting Membership and Underwriting Level Announced.
Learn how you can join AOTA and participate at the
upcoming Summit.
More>
Authentication and Online Trust Summit Builds Roster of
Top Brand Marketers and Technology Experts. More>
Industry Gears Up for Third Annual Authentication and Online Trust Summit in April 2007
Steering Committee Announces Two Day Summit - Expands Focus Beyond
Email
Authentication Summit
2006
Visit our event archives including presentations, and
web casts. Authentication Summit 2006 was attended
by over 500 leading businesses, ISPs, technical and marketing professionals,
Summit II provided a comprehensive overview on the business value of
email authentication, lessons learned and best practices. Read the presentations and
view the web casts>
Newsletter
Receive data, trends and resources for email authentication,
secure messaging and reputation. Email newsletter @
aotalliance.org and include "newsletter" in the subject
line.
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Press & Industry Highlights
Secure Computing Raises the Bar With New TrustedSource with enhanced support for
Sender ID & DKIM - Jan 31, 2007
Authentication Adoption gains Momentum
at Email Authentication Summit II - May 3, 2006
Sellout Crowd Learns Business Value of Authentication from Real-World Case
Studies by Fortune 500 Companies
After
E-mail Authentication, ClickZ Networks - April 17, 2006
Mail
Marketers: Authenticate Now!, DM News - April 17, 2006
Microsoft Takes Another
Step in Fight Against Spam, Tech News World - April 19, 2006
Email Authentication On a Roll as Email Authentication Summit II Nears -
April 10, 2006
The Urgent Need to Implement Authenticated Email - Feb 6, 2006
A value proposition for senders, users, and domain holders
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Why implement email authentication?
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"We are seeing broad support for authentication technologies such as DomainKeys Identified Mail and Sender ID as an important part of solutions to combat phishing, spam, and spoofing. The network will also play a key role in addressing these issues as authentication is more widely deployed. We urge adoption of email authentication now."
Sanjay Pol, Vice President, Cisco Systems
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"Email authentication is proving real results. With deployment of Sender ID, we have increased spam and phishing detection protecting users worldwide. All businesses need to deploy today to protect their brands, employees and customers."
Brian Arbogast, Corporate Vice President, Microsoft Corporation
"We can no longer sit on the sidelines while consumers are having to
fend for themselves. With forged email, phishing and spyware on the
rise, now is the time to take action."
J. Trevor Hughes, Executive Director of ESPC
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