Proving that ID Cards can't be cracked
Thanks to @cheshire_puss for the pointer to this ZDNet article about Home Office plans to “engage with the industry to…
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Matthew Gardiner with CA Blogs: Kantara Initiative Takes an Important Step to Formalizing the Establishment of Trust on the Internet – Greasing the Skids of Inter-Organizational Commerce
The Kantara Initiative yesterday announced the formation of the Identity Assurance Review Board (ARB). This is a tangible example of…
Aetna, BT, SUNET and the US GSA Lead New Kantara Initiative Identity Assurance Review Board
Organizations take leadership role in driving trusted identity-enabled enterprise, SaaS and Cloud applications based on certified identity services August 18,…
Iain Henderson: Sales Process… meet Buying Process; and why context trumps segmentation
I’ve been doing some thinking in advance of getting stuck into the development of open standards for User Driven…
Is 118800 a red herring?
You know what? I’m actually starting to feel twinges of sympathy for the folks at Connectivity. There are two pieces…
Home Office dismisses ID Card hack
Those of you with any interest in cricket will know that today is the first day of the 4th Test…
The relentless march of progress
March 2006 – UK introduces RFID-enabled, ICAO-compliant ‘e-passports’; March 2007 – Adam Laurie demonstrates ability to unlock e-passport chip data…
Can the UK ID scheme be operated securely?
Several people I’ve spoken to recently have remarked that real-time social media like Twitter seem to reduce the frequency with…
Kantara Initiative Coverage Report Weeks of July 19 and 26, 2009
1.MEDIA – Bank Technology News – 7/30 United Nations of Identity Management 2.MEDIA – Network World – 7/30 Catalyst Conference…
Winners of the 2009 IDDY Award will be in good company…
The IDDY Award was designed to shine a spotlight on the individuals and organizations responsible for developing identity-enabled applications and…