Dick Hardt on Identity 2.0 (ETech 2006)
Dick Hardt's company has a big sponsorship presence at ETech, the badge lanyards and even the room keys bear the SXIP badge. This morning he's doing the sequel to his Identity 2.0 talk, made famous by his style and humor. This morning's talks is titled "Who's the Dick on My Site?" How do I prove I am who I say I am? How do Web sites know the things I want them to know without them to know with minimal disclosure? The content was new, but the message was very much the same, but the presentation is more tutorial
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Erasing the Digital Signature Law
I have a piece at Between the Lines about State Sen. Lyle Hillyard's plan to repeal Utah's digital signature law in the next term. That's not a bad thing since it's not being used, but there are things Utah could do to make digital signatures work. I think Utah ought to be the first state to become a CA and issue a digital signature with every drivers license.
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Digital Identity Reviewed
Ben Rothke reviewed Digital Identity at UnixReview.com. Overall Ben's comments were favorable, saying: Overall, Digital Identity provides the reader with a good introduction to the various areas necessary to develop a productive identity management infrastructure. Anyone planning to deploy an IMA or any sort of federated identity solution in a corporate environment will find Digital Identity a valuable reference. From Book Review: Digital IdentityReferenced Sat Nov 19 2005 16:03:58 GMT-0700 (MST) Ben especially liked the chapter on Identity Policies. He complained about editing mistakes and the number of first-person anecdotes I used. On the issue of typos, I sincerely
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