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Another article on loss of confidence in Internet identity - this time by Christina Kolerich at Newsfactor Networks. She says, in part:
According to a recent study by the research group The Conference Board, growing security concerns are causing Internet users to alter their online behavior. The study found that more than 13 [...]
Seems like the Seven Laws were slashdotted over the weekend. I guess I could’ve guessed I was in for something when I received a very friendly note that included this post script: “P.S. I hope you have A LOT of bandwidth :)”. But I headed off to a remote lake on the precambrian [...]
Caspar Bowden just sent me a bad news / good news missive which I’d like to share with all of you.
First, the bad news.
We’ve all missed the 10th International Conference on User Modeling (UM’05) in Edinburgh, UK, which, according to Caspar, was fantastic. The conference was intended for researchers and practitioners both [...]
Seems like an amazing 10,000 people have now looked at Scoble’s Channel 9 Interview with me on Identity. I say amazing because we at identityblog.com pride ourselves on being, after all, the hair on the end of the long long tail…
In comments to this piece about the interview, Alex Krupp really came down hard [...]
Identity Woman has put together an identity superevent in San Francisco - the July Planetwork Focus on Digital Identity Tools.
Thursday, July 28th doors at 6, program at 7CIIS, Namaste Hall,3rd Floor1453 Mission St. San Francisco (2 blocks from Civic Center BART)
In addition to Identity Woman Kaliya, you will meet:
Light Weight Identity - LIDJohannes Ernst NetMesh [...]
It’s cool to see the posting by Greg Hughes at Lockergnome, who one can tell has paid his dues as a security professional, about my Channel 9 video. He actually seems to have gotten through all 55 minutes.
Over on Microsoft’s Channel 9, Scoble’s posted a new video of Kim Cameron, who has [...]
Craig Burton and Marc Canter have a heated exchange going over SXIP’s introduction of a hardware “identity appliance“.
Craig put it this way in a piece called Sxip the Insanity:
For starters — sorry Dick — I think it is insane to go into the hardware business. Who wants to buy a Sxip-branded rack mount? [...]
I’m just back from Catalyst, the yearly Burton Group Conference with a strong Identity theme. My hallway conversations left me with the impression that everyone who attended the Identity and Privacy strategies track thought it was a great success this year. I popped in to see what Anne Thomas Manes was up to [...]
Today WS-SecurityPolicy, which is an important specification needed to build components that support InfoCards, was published here.
That means within the next couple of weeks we can release a version of The InfoCard Implementors’ Guide.
The Implementors’ guide will show the exact parts of WS-SecurityPolicy, WS-Trust and so on that will be used [...]
Gee I love that name. I mean the Symposium On Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS).
Last time I mentioned SOUPS (my new Sixth Law buddies) I used an unofficial link which later broke, but this paper, and the SOUPS outfit in general, is so interesting I want to bring it up again so anyone discouraged [...]
