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From 2006 Britain will be the first country where every journey by every car will be monitored. Who and what will have access to the information?
Another first for Ping ID: WS-Federation support for Single Sign-On to Apache 2.0 applications
James McGovern wants to take us beyond the cliche that “community is important”.
‘Discreet Scientists’ can assist organizations in understanding the ‘true impact’ of a data breach to its customers…
A criminal gang has struck it rich using the identities of Her Majesty’s employees in Revenue and Customs
If you think it’s easy to know what to delete when you are getting rid of spam, take a close look at the screen below and you’ll see that the first item was from dontowant@topost.com. Now if that doesn’t sound like a spam, what does?
But no, the posting is from Kapil Sachdeva, smartcard guru. [...]
I like to try out new technologies that I’m working on. Get my hands dirty, and all that. There’s nothing better than seeing how things work with your own eyes.
So I’ve been looking for an identity scenario that applies to my own blog. Frankly, it hasn’t been an easy [...]
A days ago I quoted a report on an IBM-financed study about identity theft. The study drove Dave Kearns to desperation, and I made matters worse, I’m sure, by seeing it as yet another sign of the need for increased on-line safety and thus - can anyone guess? - InfoCard. He wrote:
‘The security [...]
I talk a lot in this blog about InfoCards, which is a codename for visual representations of digital identities that users can see and click on, and that are associated with various attributes (ultimately claims because they may or may not be true) like name, age, address, nationality - whatever one wants.
When we first came [...]
Some good news from Radovan regarding my response to (believe it or not) this.
“That’s not your skull there, Kim
“That would be a terrible waste of good resources, in the first place. The graphic is just a generic reference to mean danger … and to add a bit of dark gothic look, [...]
