Stefan Guilhen has worked on the integration of PicketLink STS with EJB Applications. He has written this great article on
"SAML EJB Integration with PicketLink STS"
Don't forget to check it out.
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Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Friday, March 12, 2010
Internet is Freedom
An absolutely brilliant presentation by Lawrence Lessig on the topic of "Internet is Freedom" to the Parliament of Italy.
http://blip.tv/file/3332375
The "Internet is Here". It is not going away. Whatever we need to do to make it safe, we have to do.
Please do not forget to watch the entire episode. About 30 mins.
http://blip.tv/file/3332375
The "Internet is Here". It is not going away. Whatever we need to do to make it safe, we have to do.
Please do not forget to watch the entire episode. About 30 mins.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Oasis Identity In The Cloud Technical Committee
I am pleased to have ignited the establishment of a new Technical Committee called as "Oasis Identity In The Cloud" at the Oasis standards consortium. Prominent security experts in the industry were gracious to participate in the initial brainstorming group I created.
You can read more on the charter here: IDCloud Charter
Apart from Red Hat, the proposers of the TC include Microsoft, IBM, CA, Novell, Rackspace, SafeNet, Yaana Technologies along with a few prominent individuals in the security/identity space. I am sure the proposer list will grow in a few days.
If you are an Oasis member or your company is an Oasis member, you should definitely look at joining this effort.
More details and a call for participation will be announced by the Oasis consortium in a few days.
Keywords: Oasis Cloud Security.
UPDATE: The Oasis Call For Participation is here.
You can read more on the charter here: IDCloud Charter
Apart from Red Hat, the proposers of the TC include Microsoft, IBM, CA, Novell, Rackspace, SafeNet, Yaana Technologies along with a few prominent individuals in the security/identity space. I am sure the proposer list will grow in a few days.
If you are an Oasis member or your company is an Oasis member, you should definitely look at joining this effort.
More details and a call for participation will be announced by the Oasis consortium in a few days.
Keywords: Oasis Cloud Security.
UPDATE: The Oasis Call For Participation is here.
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