Posted on Monday 28 January 2008
I was informed this weekend that my proposal for a peer-to-peer session at RSA was accepted.
User-Centric Identity and the Enterprise: Promise, Pitfalls and REALITY
This session will surface the issues holding back enterprise adoption of user-centric ID (OpenID, information cards, etc.). Is it a lack of perceived value? Is it the perceived immaturity of the technology? Is it the cost justification? Is it the perceived competition with federation or other enterprise projects already underway? What changes can be made to make them more consumable by the enterprise?
This will take place on Friday April 11 from 10:05 AM – 10:55 AM
The number of the session is: P2P-402A
If you are in the community and coming to RSA please sign up for this P2P session – should be fun.
There are some other user-centric related sessions happening at RSA:
Breaking the Identity Meta System.
Pamela Dingle
Wednesday, April 09 08:00 AM – RED ROOM 302
The user-centric identity community has been working together to prove identity metasystem interoperability for some time, but what happens when the intention is not to interoperate, but to defeat? This session will concentrate on research into abuse and error cases that component owners must be able to recover from gracefully in order to be robust and secure metasystem participants.
How Might OpenID Apply to an Enterprise?
by Yvonne Wilson and Rafat Alvi from SUN on
Tuesday, April 08 05:40 PM – RED ROOM 302
This session will explore applicability of OpenID to various types of enterprise activities. Considerations will be discussed such as security, trust, privacy, data needs and the extent to which OpenID might or might not meet the needs of certain situations.
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