Identiverse 2026  ·  Las Vegas, June 15–18

Get the Identity Infrastructure as Critical Infrastructure Session Handouts

Download the four operational frameworks from Matt Topper’s Identiverse 2026 session—built from real experience managing 4 million users across FedRAMP High and DoD IL5 environments. Practitioner-ready tools you can use immediately.

What You’ll Get

  • Criticality Classification Rubric — Tier every identity component by operational risk using four objective criteria
  • Identity Observability Cheat Sheet — Five quick wins to see problems before users report them
  • Knowledge Transfer Checklist — Protect institutional knowledge before talent transitions
  • Operational Maturity Self-Assessment — Benchmark your program from Reactive to Predictive
IDENTIVERSE 2026 SESSION HANDOUT MATERIALS Identity Infrastructure as Critical Infrastructure Building Operational Risk Maturity Criticality Classification Rubric Assessment Framework Identity Observability Cheat Sheet Quick-Start Guide Knowledge Transfer Checklist Process Checklist Operational Maturity Self-Assessment Self-Assessment Tool
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Matt Topper
President, UberEther
Identiverse 2026 Speaker

Designed for practitioners

Who This Is For

These frameworks are built for the people who have to operate identity infrastructure, not just design it.

Federal Identity & Security Engineers

Practitioners operating IAM in FedRAMP, DoD, or IC environments who need structured frameworks for real operational challenges.

IAM & Security Program Leaders

Directors and program managers looking to benchmark operational maturity and build the business case for operational investment.

Compliance & Risk Officers

Compliance professionals who need to translate identity operational risk into business language for leadership and auditors.

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Matt Topper

President, UberEther  ·  Identiverse 2026 Speaker

Matt leads UberEther’s mission to transform identity security for the federal government. UberEther operates identity infrastructure in some of the most demanding environments in the world—4 million users, 3,000+ applications, FedRAMP High and DoD IL5 authorized. These frameworks come directly from operational experience, not theory.