I have been really disappointed this year with not being able to make it to Digital ID World in Santa Clara due to my impending job move . Not only have I missed some of the great debates that have taken place, but I have also missed the oppourtunity to meet, face-to-face so many of the people that I talk to (through channels such as the Identity Gang) the name… Read More »Remote thoughs about Digital ID World 2006
P.T.Ong recently posted his thoughts on the newly announced released of OpenSSO (formerly Sun Java Access Manager which they have now open-sourced). In his post he raises the point: “The biggest challenge in rolling out these systems is that you had to integrate it to the backend servers, resulting in very slow deployment projects” I have been deploying web based access control systems for a number of years now and… Read More »OpenSSO and the role of web based SSO
P.T.Ong recently posted his thoughts on the newly announced released of OpenSSO (formerly Sun Java Access Manager which they have now open-sourced). In his post he raises the point: “The biggest challenge in rolling out these systems is that you had to integrate it to the backend servers, resulting in very slow deployment projects” I have been deploying web based access control systems for a number of years now and… Read More »OpenSSO and the role of web based SSO
There is more and more rumblings within the industry of late about the convergence of physical and logical security within the enterprise. Nishant mentions it here, pointing to a piece by one of his colleagues, Anshu Sharma, here. As yet, I haven’t seem a good definition of exactly what people refer to when they talk about physical to logical security. In my mind there are a number of different potential… Read More »Linking Physical and Logical Security
There is more and more rumblings within the industry of late about the convergence of physical and logical security within the enterprise. Nishant mentions it here, pointing to a piece by one of his colleagues, Anshu Sharma, here. As yet, I haven’t seem a good definition of exactly what people refer to when they talk about physical to logical security. In my mind there are a number of different potential… Read More »Linking Physical and Logical Security
Its the end of an era! I have been at Enline plc for nearly 10 years now (must be nearly a record), working predominantly in a consulting role at a number of different levels from implementation through to architecture. During that time I have seen a lot of changes within the company as well as number of changes for me personally. However, I have now decided that it is time… Read More »Moving On…..
Its the end of an era! I have been at Enline plc for nearly 10 years now (must be nearly a record), working predominantly in a consulting role at a number of different levels from implementation through to architecture. During that time I have seen a lot of changes within the company as well as number of changes for me personally. However, I have now decided that it is time… Read More »Moving On…..
Jason Kolb has posted the fourth part of his series on “Reinventing the Internet”. I have blogged about two of his previous three posts here and here. I don’t know where Jason gets his inspiration but I continue to be impressed. However, there are a couple of queries I have about his most recent flash of genius. Firstly, he talks about how applications will no longer work in the traditional… Read More »More from Jason Kolb on Reinventing the Internet
Jason Kolb has posted the fourth part of his series on “Reinventing the Internet”. I have blogged about two of his previous three posts here and here. I don’t know where Jason gets his inspiration but I continue to be impressed. However, there are a couple of queries I have about his most recent flash of genius. Firstly, he talks about how applications will no longer work in the traditional… Read More »More from Jason Kolb on Reinventing the Internet
Jason Kolb has blogged the third part of his idea of how to give an online identity to the masses and what they can do with it. This extends his previous postings (here and here) which I commented on here. I find this whole concept of his very interesting indeed. What he seems to be doing is taking the existing URI based Identity services (e.g. OpenID, LID etc) and extending… Read More »Using your Online Identity