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Join Experian at the 2025 Federal Identity Forum & Expo

Published: August 1, 2025 by Kim Le

Experian is proud to be a Thought Leadership Sponsor at this year’s Federal Identity Forum & Expo (FedID)! We’re bringing the latest innovations in fraud prevention, identity verification, and behavioral analytics – all designed to help government agencies protect access, ensure trust, and stay ahead of evolving threats.

What to expect

Attend our Innovation Theater session and hear from Nash Ali

Topic: Bots, Payments and Big Feelings – What Government Agencies can learn from where consumers are placing their trust, how fraud attacks are changing and what consumers really want from the public sector

Speaker: Nash Ali, Head of Organizational Strategy, NeuroID, a part of Experian
When: Tuesday, September 23 | 3:30 – 4:00 PM ET
Where: Innovation Theater

Visit Booth #T8 – Near the Rotunda

Stop by Experian’s booth to:

  • Explore our multilayered fraud stack in action
  • See how we’re applying behavioral analytics and risk signals to combat government challenges
  • Connect with our public sector and fraud and identity risk experts
  • Enter for a chance to score some cool swag
  • Participate in an interactive trend map

Engage with our fraud and identity heatmap

What fraud trends are you seeing in your agency? At the booth and in our session, we’re collecting real-time insights from peers across the public sector through our interactive heatmap.

Why participate?

  1. Shape a collective picture of today’s top identity threats
  2. Spark conversation and benchmarking across agencies
  3. Double your raffle entries when you contribute

Let’s connect!

Looking for a deeper dive? Meet us on site at the Federal Identity Forum & Expo, or visit our public sector solutions and resources page to learn more about our solutions and to schedule a meeting with an Experian expert.

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