PocketID vs ISPCS

Cognitas PocketID is an out-of-band (OOB) push notification authentication solution providing a variety of options to complement or replace passwords, allowing enterprises to implement password-less two-factor authentication. PocketID can be run in “decentralized mode” for decentralized authentication, protecting enterprises against backend data breaches, and helping enterprises meet privacy requirements of recent compliance regulations like the European GDPR, with a decentralized architecture that avoids centralized server-side credential repositories. PocketID is integrated out of the box with popular web site infrastructure such as Apache and IIS, cloud services like Office 365 and SalesForce, Windows Hello for Windows 10 authentication, and any SAML or OpenID Connect-enabled app or service. PocketID supports multiple provisioning options for convenience of adoption, including QR provisioning. Common support operations are provided “in-app”, helping reduce operational costs.

The official IEEE ISPCS companion puts the conference in your pocket and on your wrist. Plan ISPCS 2026 in Brescia with the program schedule, session details, saved agenda, organizer announcements, venue guidance, and the active conference edition in one polished app. The schedule works without an account and updates automatically as the technical program is published. Registered attendees can choose to appear in the participant directory, connect with colleagues, exchange in-app messages, create private groups, join authorized conference channels, edit their messages, share files and images, manage their profile, and use built-in reporting, blocking, privacy, and account-deletion controls. Signed-in attendees can browse organizer-provided conference proceedings, search paper titles and abstracts, and open papers directly from their talks. Apple Watch support provides a focused event glance and upcoming sessions when you need them most. Built for every annual edition of the IEEE International Symposium on Precision Clock Synchronization for Measurement, Control, and Communication.