I made a togetter summary of the Japan Identity and Cloud Summit 2013. When I'm involved in the management of the event, I can't actually watch most of the sessions. In that respect, tweets like this help me catch up...
Further display JICS2013 First Day Summary
Connecting beyond silos. The first identity summit in Japan, bringing together industry, government and academia, "Japan Identity & Cloud Summit 2013" will be held on March 3th and 4th at the Hitotsubashi University Academic Center in Tokyo. As one of the program committee members, I have been involved in creating the program for the past few months.
Further display Beyond silos, connecting. Japan's first Identity Summit brings together industry, government and academia - JICS2013
On August 1th, the Information-Technology Promotion Agency (IPA) released a draft version of a textbook called "Identity Management Technology Guide" [XNUMX]. The August version is still a draft, and is apparently a starting point for further revisions based on various comments. It is a tremendous work, and we are eagerly awaiting the final version. There have already been various comments...
Further display About the SAML/OpenID comparison table in the IPA "Identity Management Technology Guide"
OpenID is said to have been created by Brad Fitzpatrick in 2005. However, a little research reveals that openid.net existed before that. OpenID.net was first registered on Wednesday, June 2001, 6. David Leh…
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In the context of the national ID system, the "number" system (sometimes mistakenly called the common number system), there is a system infrastructure called the "information sharing infrastructure." The orange box in the diagram below (from the interim report of the Cabinet Secretariat's Information Sharing Infrastructure Technology Working Group) is this. It seems that this part is the "information sharing infrastructure" that has been...
Further display Is the information sharing infrastructure of the "number" system complex?
This is an interview I received from WP TV in Poland. It's about OpenID. Looking at it like this, I realize my English is terrible... I need to practice. To make an excuse, this is because I rushed over from the conference and the interview started without any prior arrangement just as I was about to sit down, and it was a one-minute…
Further display Interview with WP TV, Poland
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