I haven’t been able to do much (anything) in the world of Information Cards lately. No work on my code, no examination of the new version of the protocol. It’s like the Ice Cream truck is driving around and around my house, and I can only watch it circle… soon though. I keep telling myself [...]

I have an ugly confession to make. I watched the rise of compliance as a business driver for Identity Management, and was pleased but not particularly interested in what it was that suddenly opened the budgetary gates for the projects I was part of. When I thought of compliance, I would briefly consider how I was [...]

Whenever things are this quiet, you can be sure that there is a lot of work going on beneath the surface. Just in case you don’t believe me, check out the latest version of the Bandit DigitalMe Selector: I *love* the yellow band that displays the hostname of the Relying Party [...]

I’m sitting in the Data Sharing Summit after a conversation about what can go wrong with data portability, all full of wonderment and questions — I figure I’ll blog my heart out while I can still embrace my current simplistic view of this area I feel a huge sense of dissatisfaction when I [...]

Land of Ice and Snow? Rampant stereotyping I say! Just because the forecast just *happens* to actually be for both snow and ice in the next four days means nothing. Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain….

y’know, sometimes I think these guys just don’t care. If you’re going to own a powerful Web Access Management product, doesn’t it make sense to perhaps showcase your own product by making Single Sign-on and password management simple and seamless on your own customer-facing sites? As such, I would hope that asking for SSO integration between [...]

Higgins 1.0 is out today! Congrats to all the folks who have worked for a long time to make this happen - and thanks to the companies and individuals who have commited time and $$ because they believe that Higgins make a difference. Check out Higgins 1.0!