Sunday, January 28, 2007
Thoughts on Identity Bloggers...
Have you checked out the blogs of the identity gang? Lately, they have focused more on nomenclature and less on actual solutions. Hopefully they will increase the amount of solution-oriented blogs in the near future. Maybe they could start providing answers to questions such as:
| | View blog reactions- While the SAML specification supports the XACML specification, no one vendor has an implementation, so how should customers fill in the blank?
- Whether using OpenID or CardSpace, how should these two approaches solve for the need to not only model relationships but to also represent authorization around relationships?
- When do you see J2EE portals, Enterprise Content Management Systems and BPM Engines supporting OpenID and which vendors will emerge first?
- What should enterprises consider when embarking on user-centric approaches to identity? What are some of the evil things that enterprises will do out of years of indoctrinated habit and mediocre practices that need to change?
- How important is it for implementation of OpenID to also embrace the notion of secure coding practices?
- What are the ten things that industry analysts need to consider researching in terms of enterprise adoption of user-centric identity?
