The NY Times reports on IBM’s announced release of software that enables companies to “share and compare information with other companies or government agencies without identifying the people connected to it.” Read more »
An interesting dialogue on SAML and Liberty Alliance took place earlier today over at OASIS’s SAML-dev list. Read more »
There is a widespread mis-understanding among those working on personal identity management solutions (such as SXIP, ID Commons, mIDm, LID, and MidIdentity) that some light-weight digital certificate plumming suffices to allow for certified identity assertions in their solutions, without negatively impacting the (trivially true) privacy properties of self-generated identity assertions. Read more »
Has Kim Cameron, Microsoft’s principal architect for digital identity, sharpened his first law of identity? Read more »
As promised in my previous post on the same topic, here is the remainder of my transcription of what I consider to be the highlights of ZDNet’s audio interview with Kim Cameron, Microsoft’s principal architect for digital identity. Read more »
