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  • RSA Wrapup

    Well, I really really enjoyed going to RSA. As I foresaw, more than the event itself I really appreciated the chance of meeting with very smart people: the Concordia and the OSIS events were truly exceptional in this sense. Axel captured some of that spirit here . Just to mention a few notable encounters: I spent some quality time with Pat Patterson , mainly discussing the book. I really really appreciated his honesty and his feedback, he truly read the book with attention and his remarks were always on point: we'll make sure to incorporate them in the next revision of the book, and in fact some of the points he rose are so important that I may blog about them for clarifying. I just loved the chance of seeing things through his eyes, discussing mainly with colleagues carries the risk of falling in groupthink and I feel this was very beneficial for me. Unfortunately we didn't have more occasions of sharing our views, but I hope there will be other chances soon. Thanks Pat! I finally met the famous Pamela Dingle :-) Pam is great, her passion on those matters unparalleled. She gave a great presentation on the IdM, despite it was in the earliest slot the day after the Ping party (great party BTW, thanks Andre'). We had various discussions during the RSA week. For what I can tell she has a clear predisposition to the interface & interactive aspect, while I concentrate more on the protocol angle: that makes us very good conversation buddies ;) Vijay from FuGen showed me a great Read More...
  • Passwords on PostIt... on the floor of the RSA expo :-)

    Well, well, well. I was strolling trough the vendor booths at the RSA exposition (which, by the way, is really very interesting) when my eyes were caught by a peculiar scene: [snip] Yes, it is what it seems: a username & password pair on a PostIT! To be honest, after talking with the booth owners given the technology demonstrated by that booth the user/password credentials were not really the point. Nonetheless, before knowing it I found just surreal to see the quintessential example of password mishandling right in the heart of RSA itself :-) Note: I do have a picture of it and I was going to embed it in this post, but I don't think it would be nice of me to publish it to a wide audience hence I won't. Anyway I am sure you saw that scene a number of times already ;-) Read More...
  • Book Signing at RSA

    After a remarkably quiet flight I landed in S.Francisco: the city of the Golden Gate , the Italian consulate and the theater of this year's RSA conference . I just unloaded on the bed all the swag from the conference bag (very original BTW, love the Turing theme ), and I was going through my agenda so far: believe it or not, Caleb and I actually have a book signing session (for the listeners tuning in just now, this is the book ). I already felt it a bit surreal, but when I saw our names adjacent to Malcom Gladwell ... well, I am smiling like an idiot since then. I know I know, there's more or less the same merit as being adjacent in the phonebook... but I'll smile nonetheless! ;-) Note: if you want to meet you'll also find us at the OSIS Interop demonstrations and at the Concordia events Read More...
  • RSA, on my way

    This year I am finally managing to attend RSA . At last, I'll be able to put a face on the URIs of the various feed I follow (more or less Mike 's blogroll) and exchange ideas in realtime meatspace. Looking forward! I almost hope that the sheer length of the last Tao of Authentication installment scared ppl away, or I'll have to do some arguing ;-) See you there! Something tells me you won't have problems spotting me... Read More...

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