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State of Identity

Liminal's long-running interview show on the digital identity market, verification, and fraud. 358 episodes, with no new one since May 2024.

Host
Cameron D'Ambrosi
Publisher
Liminal · Analyst
Pillar
Customer Identity (CIAM)
Level
Executive
Format
Interview
Cadence
Paused since May 2024, 30 to 40 min
Status
Dormant, last episode 2024-05-08
Since
2016
Episodes
358

What it is

State of Identity is the interview podcast of Liminal, a digital identity market research firm, hosted by Cameron D'Ambrosi. It ran from December 2016 to May 2024 and built an archive of 358 episodes with founders and executives across identity verification, fraud, authentication, fintech, and privacy regulation.

Who it suits

Product, strategy, and investment people who want to understand how the customer identity and verification market is shaped, and who is building what.

Editor note

The archive is a useful record of the identity verification market from 2017 to 2024, but it is a market show: guests are mostly vendor founders describing their own companies, so treat episodes as perspectives rather than neutral analysis. No episode has been published since May 8, 2024 and no end has been announced, so we list it as dormant. For current customer identity material, see our CIAM guide.

Where to start

  1. Securing Digital Transactions: The Power of Behavioral Biometrics in Fraud Prevention
    2023-08-14 · 29 min · Practitioner · Customer identity (CIAM)

    How behavioral biometrics detect account takeover and impersonation scams by reading subtle cues in how a user interacts with a session.

Last verified 2026-09-30 against the show's feed, recent episode notes, and the publisher's own pages. Status and last-episode date update weekly from the feed.

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