- KuppingerCole on Google+ November 16th, 2011
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- Access to EIC 2011 presentations May 16th, 2011
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The presentations from the European Identity Conference 2011 are now available on our website to all registered participants of the conference.
If you were a participant and already have an account on our website, you just need to log in to access them. If you still don’t have an account, please create one and we will recognize you by your e-mail address.
If you have problems accessing the presentations, we probably don’t have your address yet, so just send a short message to support@kuppingercole.com and we will take care about it.
If you were a speaker at the conference, please make sure we have the latest version of your presentation – we are still missing a few. Thanks.
Comment on this - Interview with Kim Cameron May 12th, 2011
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- European Identity Awards 2011 May 11th, 2011
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European Identity Awards for outstanding identity management projects and initiatives were once again presented by the analyst group KuppingerCole at the evening event of the European Identity Conference 2011.
In the category Cloud Provider Offerings the winner is WSO2 for providing a multi-tenant Identity as a Cloud Service with OpenID and XACML support, build on an open-source platform, with several innovative features and migrating an on-premise solution to a full cloud service.
The award for the best On-Premise to Cloud Migration is gone to NHS Trust/King’s College London for their NHS Infrastructure providing a secure infrastructure for researchers in the cloud to store and share data while protecting against data loss.
As best Identity & Access Management project the award was given to BrokerGate, a Swiss solution working as a Secure Federation Broker for insurance brokers to manage federations instead of all the users, thus reducing the administrative workload and increasing security.
A special award for Integrated Identity & Access Management, a key topic of this year’s EIC, gone to Telefonica O2 Czech Republic for their successful deployment of a large scale IAM implementation covering provisioning, SSO, Audit, efficient application on-boarding, and more.
As best GRC (Governance, Risk Management & Compliance) project the BT Managed Fraud Service has been selected, a shared service providing real-time assessment of online transactions and analyzing fraud.
In the category Privacy the winners are Qiy and connect.me, delivering Innovative approaches to manage the personal identity in the Internet.
Two awards were granted in the category Identity-related eGovernment projects. One goes to Postecom for their CECPAC project, a certified, free mail platform open to all Italian Citizens for their communications with Public Administrations. The other goes to tunnistus.fi and the KATSO consortium for their Government to Citizen/Business services established in Finland, now used by more than 70% of the Finnish companies.
The award for the most influential standardization effort goes to OASIS and the XACML TC (Technical Committee) for the work on XACML 3.0, an important standard driving the externalization of security out of application for centralized management and control.
Finally, there is another special award for the best project around entitlement management and the externalization of security out of applications, given to the State of California for a service which manages authentication and authorization centrally for the Tax Service and a large number of applications, based on a central entitlement management system and XACML 3.0.
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- Tim Cole about the EIC May 11th, 2011
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- Live from EIC 2011 May 11th, 2011
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The second day of the European Identity Conference is well underway, and we’re constantly working to bring the latest news and materials online as soon as possible.
Have a look at our photo gallery, it’s updated almost every hour:
Check out our podcasts area, where we’re adding interviews with conference speakers:
You can also follow the progress of the conference on Twitter, our “official” hashtag is #eic11
Comment on this - PayPal support April 28th, 2011
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We have recently added PayPal support to our website. You can now use it to purchase KuppingerCole Reports and other research papers or even pay for a conference booking.
Speaking of conferences… European Identity Conference 2011 opens in just ten days. It’s still not too late to register!
Comment on this - New conference location March 16th, 2011
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As some of you have probably already noticed, this year the European Identity Conference will take place at a new location: Dolce Munich Unterschleissheim.
Dolce Munich Unterschleissheim is a hotel and conference and special events venue located 15 minutes from Munich International Airport and just 20 minutes from the Munich city center. It is equipped with cutting-edge technology, free high-speed Internet access, ergonomic seating and rooms flooded with daylight. Here are some photos:
You will find more information on their website. We’re looking forward to seeing you there in May!
Comment on this - Google authentication support August 27th, 2010
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In addition to Facebook authentication, which we have added last month, you’re now able to log in to our website with your Google account.
Don’t forget to check out your account page after signing up to edit your personal information and subscribe to our newsletters!
Comment on this - Facebook authentication support July 26th, 2010
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We have added Facebook authentication to our website. If you are a Facebook user, you’re can now log in using your existing account without filling any registration forms. That means, for example, that you’re just one mouse click away from watching our podcasts or subscribing to our newsletters.
By the way, we have a Facebook page, too.
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