Presentations & Webcasts

Digital Identity Management A Critical Link to Service Success

NACHA

Web 2.0, Identity, and Payments

HIMSS IHE I2 Liberty Breakfast Panel

A discussion about Federated Identity Management in Healthcare.

Liberty Alliance / Net-ID Privacy Policy Summit

Liberty Alliance Mobile Deployment Workshop, 3GSM Barcelona 2007

Presentations from Sun, Orange-FT, Telia Sonera, Ericsson, NEC, Vodafone and others make the case for the role of identity in the telecommunications space and the opportunities for those leading the way.

RSA Conference Session: Federated Identity: Evolving Past Industry Strife

CPNI Conference 2007

SAML 2.0 – Standard-of-choice in the Public Sector

Governments across the globe are adopting SAML 2.0 as the standard-of-choice in their federation solutions. This panel-based presentation is comprised of four case studies that provide an overview of current deployment scenarios and roadmaps governments have put in place for the wide scale deployment of SAML 2.0. Open standards are helping governments meet regional regulatory demands and vendors worldwide are helping to facilitate the adoption of SAML 2.0 technologies.

RSA Conference Workshop: Liberty Alliance Identity Standards: Enabling New Usage Models While Increasing Security, Privacy, and Ease-of-Use

Liberty Alliance Standards Workshop at RSA Conference 2007

Liberty 2.0 Workshop

This Workshop includes several high quality presentations, from understanding the use cases behind the Liberty Alliance specifications to actual code development. The presentations begin at a high level and drill into more technical with each subsequent presentation.

Advanced Client / Supporting the Client

Utilizing clients—any piece of software that invokes or exposes a service--has been a focus of the Liberty Alliance specifications since inception in order to achieve new features, better usability, and better addressability, given the defined and restricted communications path that a client allows. Currently Liberty has defined the LECP (Liberty Enabled Client/Proxy) and the Active Client, and work is nearing a close on the Advanced Client, with Robust Client already well defined. In this rare "futures" webcast, Technical Expert Group participant Conor Cahill will review the anticipated capabilities of Advanced Client(due in the first half of 2007) and Robust Client, defining use cases and illustrating how it can be utilized to achieve new business offerings.

Open Source Identity for the Web 2.0 Era

Web 2.0 has been defined as a global platform of reusable services and data with data consumption and remixing from all sources, particularly user generated data. Part and parcel of this movement is the goal of continuous and seamless updating of software and data, often very rapidly with rich and interactive user interfaces. It also offers an architecture of participation that encourages user contribution. As such, it's no surprise that with the rise of interest in Web 2.0 there has been a rise of interest in Open Source. This webcast offers an overview of the open source projects in and around identity, with specific focus on OpenSSO, an Open Source project gaining momentum that implements Liberty Federation and Liberty Web Services as well as WS-I BSP and Lightbulb, a sub-project of OpenSSO that implements a SAML 2.0 service provider in the PHP language. Pat will show how a simple PHP application can be SAML 2.0-enabled in just a few minutes.

Japan Workshop

Tokyo Workshop

IDDY Award Winners 2006: Successful Identity Deployments Making a Difference

The first annual IDDY Awards were designed to acknowledge best-of-the-best of Liberty deployments from across the globe. Judged by a well-rounded group of identity experts from various disciplines, the awards test applicants on key areas of business and identity, including privacy, security, and ROI. Out of heavy competition, an exciting group of winners emerged. The winners present short case studies on their deployments, focusing on the impact that their Liberty-based deployments had within their business ventures. Each has a different focus and unique business drivers, and each delivers a privacy-aware, secure deployment that empowers the user to achieve new benefits.