Kantara Initiative expands the Liberty Alliance Identity Deployment of the Year Award program, announces new categories and judging criteria June 30, 2009 – Kantara Initiative, the global identity community working to solve harmonization and interoperability challenges among identity-enabled enterprise, Web…
A few years ago I was given a very good piece of advice about technologists expressing a view on matters of policy: don’t. “Think of three layers”, was the suggestion of my older and wiser colleague: “a bottom layer of…
This post is a short(ish) summary of a working session led by Drummond Reed and me at the recent West Coast VRM Workshop, and also an introduction to the Kantara workgroup in which we are going to move this…
Coverage continued to focus on the launch of Kantara Initiative, including a well attended journalist roundtable hosted by our Japan Discussion Group in Tokyo. It also includes a reference to a SlideShare version of Wednesday’s webcast overviewing Kantara Initiative–good viewing…
Posted on June 18, 2009 I promised some more notes from the recent LSE workshop I attended on Identity in the Information Society (IDIS), and have finally got around to it. The opening keynote of the workshop was given by…
Posted June 18, 2009 There’s a nice, succinct article in the FT today (also available online here) reading the runes on the Home Office’s contractual arrangements for parts of the ID Cards scheme. At the heart of the story is…
Representatives from Internet Society and Oracle elected to leadership positions as growing membership base works to bridge identity technologies, initiatives and organizations Washington DC, June 17, 2009 – Nearly 45 organizations from the global identity and Internet communities today…
Posted June 16, 2009 Dear Home Secretary, Welcome to your new post. I hope your advisers have put in your in-tray a copy of the very lucid analysis of the UK’s National Identity Scheme which Toby Stevens has written here…
Posted on June 15, 2009 One of the points I was happy to have been able to make at last Tuesday’s beingdigital event was this: privacy is not about keeping all my data to myself, it’s about disclosing it, but…
Posted on June 10, 2009 Challenged to sum up “digital footprints, personas and privacy” in 30 seconds at the end of yesterday’s panel, I rather lamely blathered on about ‘governance’, and rounded off with the example of CCTV cameras. Why…