New: “CardSpace Is Dead. Long Live Back-Channel Access.”
I’ve got a new post up on my Forrester blog, commenting on CardSpace and the important trends to pay attention to at this juncture.
Archive for February, 2011
The most productive thing possible
With a schedule that’s suddenly become insane, I keep thinking about this poster I found a few years ago. Kidding — or serious?
I know. Maybe Kitty’s datebook could help!
New: “OpenID, Successful Failures And New Federated Identity Options”
Though there’s still a creepy fuzzy anonymous head where my picture is supposed to be, I’ve got my first post up on the Forrester Research Security & Risk blog. It discusses the recent 37signals decision to stop using OpenID and the larger “button-based login” environment in which OpenID can be considered a positive influence. As a bonus, it provides a new Venn diagram comparing features of OpenID + attribute exchange, the SAML web browser SSO profile, and OAuth + “connect”-style login.
Later: Neat, it’s been cross-posted to the CSO Online blog as well.
