eric norlin and identity federation

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Federation enters a new phase

Two recent releases in the federated identity marketplace caught my eye -- and may speak to the development of federation deployments:1. Ping Identity announced that the U.S. Department of Justice selected them to provide federation to over 7,300 local law enforcement agencies and 700,000 law enforcement officials. (Disclosure: I was...

Tags: Web services, federation, identity federation, Sun Microsystems Inc.

Blog posts 2006-11-16

Responding to Dana's views on federated identity

Blog note: This is a guest column that comes to us from Andre Durand, CEO of Ping Identity corporation.I read with frustration a recent article posted by Dana Blankenhorn titled “Too late for federated identity�. Perhaps my reaction was mostly to the title, which assumed to make broad stroke assessments...

Tags: federated identity, identity federation

Blog posts 2006-09-01

The red herring of data protection

The numbers lately have been staggering: 145,000; 13.9 million; 40 million. I'm speaking, of course, of the recent rash of "data loss" -- the innocuous term for "millions of accounts containing personal data being exposed to the wrong eyes." Whether it's MasterCard, ChoicePoint, LexisNexis, Bank of America, Wachovia, Stanford or...

Tags: identity, credit card, identity federation

Blog posts 2005-06-21

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Ping Identity's pay-as-you-succeed federation server

Start-up Ping Identity has come up with an innovative model for selling its PingFederate 2.0 identity federation server. Instead of pricing by the number of servers, applications, users or connections, the company is using identity transactions as the metric. The deal is this: PingFederate can be installed on an infinite number of...

Tags: PingFederate 2.0 identity federation server, PingFederate 2.0 identity federation

Blog posts 2005-02-10