There are many definitions of trust, and all people have their own internal perspective on what THEY trust. As I outline in this next section, there is a lot of meaning packed into the word “trust” and it varies on context and scale. Given that the word trust is found 97 times in the NSTIC […]
When to share your real name? Blizzard and their Real ID plans.
I was recently CCed in a tweet referencing this article “Why Real ID is a Really Bad Idea“about World of Warcraft implementing their version of a “Real ID” in a way that violated the trust of its users. The woman writing the article is very clear on the identity “creep” that happened and got to the […]
The Identity Spectrum
I published V1 of this in a post on my Fast Company blog about the government’s experiments with identity. I did a more complete version for the opening talk of the Internet Identity Workshop The Identity Spectrum gives a understanding of the different kinds of identity that are possible in digital systems. They are not […]
India says it will be creating National ID for Citizens
I found this last night on Slashdot – it was to important not to blog about. “India to Put All Citizen Info into Central Database” Reading the article in The Independent this stood out for me The creation of the ID or Unique Identification Number (UID) was a major plank of the manifesto of the […]
Personal Anchors on the Web for Digital Identities
I have been evangelizing about user-centric identity on the web 5 years. I talk about the ideas with people constantly explaining and re-explaining different developments in the field, forward looking projects and visionary ideas community members talk about. I watch what I say carefully and I notice when I start thinking and explaining something differently. […]
Last day of Early Bird Registration
Today is the last day of early bird registration for the Internet Identity Workshop. No this is not an April Fools Joke either 🙂
Getting OpenID to work – when oh when?
Joseph Boyle who came to our identity panel at sxsw and then joined us for lunch has been sharing with me some of his OpenID challenges. These happen all the time – ALL THE TIME. Thing is – he is a tech guy and he still can’t get any of this to work. I asked […]
ID Panel at SXSW
TWITTER HASH TAG FOR THIS PANEL #sxswid our handles @identitywoman @bobblakley @etelos @jsmarr Panel Outline 1) Brief Intro 2) CONTEXT – 15 min 5m – looking back – enterprise IdM 101 – Bob Blakley 5m – SaaS is happening – Danny Kolke 5m – OpenID and Oauth 3) Discussion – 15-20min 4) Questions LUNCH AFTERWARDS […]
OpenID Momentum continues
Dave posted today on the OpenID.net blog articulating the accomplishments of the past year. I think it is important to acknowledge the significant progress OpenID as an Open Standard for persistent digital identity across the web has made. It is amazing to think how far it has come in 2.5 years since IIW1. Recently I […]
Identity and personal control on horizon in web 2.0 2009 predictions
Mary Hodder is one of the 8 experts Fast Company tapped to predict evolutionary trends for web 2.o in 2009: Mary Hodder, Founder of Dabble.com and VP of Product Development, Apisphere “The future of social media is user’s owning their data, deciding who to send it to. Look for more companies that currently host the […]
Cybersecurity report covers Identity
Lucy Lynch posted this “The CSIS Commission on Cybersecurity for the 44th Presidency ” to the ID-Legal e-mail list. We are actually going to discuss it on our upcoming call along with figuring out our steward to Identity Commons. Lucy and I will be spending 2 days at the end of December face to face […]
Finding Identity Projects in unexpected places
Two weekends ago I was in Austin Texas for the 4th National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation Conference. They hold their conference every 2 years and I have attended that last two. What was surprising this time was I actually found identity projects in the wild. I met Lou and Wayne (Lou is wearing black […]
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