Posted at 9:28 am on March 7, 2012 by Eric Sachs
The OpenID Foundation is hosting an OpenID workshop on March 28th. It will be held at Microsoft’s office in London. The event was originally going to be held at Google’s offices, but due to the high demand it has been moved to a location with more room. The OpenID Foundation runs a series of workshops like this one for business decision makers, as well as running other OpenID summits that are more technical.
The event is for the owners of consumer websites, citizen oriented government sites, and enterprise SaaS services to discuss how to improve login systems by using techniques such as OAuth, OpenID and an Account Chooser.
Please join us on Wednesday, March 28th, 2012 from 10:00 until 17:30 GMT.
Registration is now open at the following link: REGISTER NOW!
Location:
Microsoft London Office, Cardinal Place, 80-100 Victoria Street, United Kingdom, SW1E 5JL
AGENDA:
10-11am: OAuth as the core Internet identity protocol
- Don Thibeau (Executive Director of the OpenID Foundation and Open Identity Exchange)
- Kick Willemse (OpenID Foundation Board Member and CEO of Prooflink)
- Description: A high level overview of the protocol, and an explanation of why major technology companies have standardized on it including Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Yahoo, etc. We will also discuss how the functionality of the OpenID v2 protocol has been reimplemented on top of OAuth to create OpenID Connect. The session will also discuss the security problems of websites that run their own password based login systems.
11am-Noon: Bridging Internet Identity protocols
- Patrick Harding (CTO, Ping Identity)
- Description: While OAuth is the main protocol for new Internet identity systems, most companies still need to deal with a mix of other protocols, including their own internal sign on system across the different parts of their website, as well as for employee signing sign on. Learn about how to use a token management service to bridge between those different protocols.
Noon-1pm: Lunch
1pm-2pm: Using Social Login to get more out of logins then just an email
- Patrick Salyer (CEO, Gigya)
- Vidya Shivkumar (Director of Products, Janrain)
- Description: While logins used to just be about email and password, there is now the potential to do much more using popular consumer identity providers such as Twitter, Yahoo, Facebook, Google, Microsoft Live, etc. This session will discuss the success many websites have already had with this model.
2pm-3pm: Improving the user experience of sign-in using an Account Chooser
- Eric Sachs (Senior Product Manager, Identity, Google)
- Description: Google and other sites have started to roll out a new login experience called an Account Chooser. Get an overview of how it works, and learn why companies like Google are making this change. The session will also explain why it is so much easier for a website to add support for identity providers (both consumer and enterprise) after first deploying an account chooser.
3pm-3:30pm: Snack break
- The second part of the session only has room for 100 people. We will check badges at this point and you will only be able to join the second session if you registered for it online. However everyone is welcome to join the snack break
3:30pm-4:30pm: Verifying real world identity on the Internet
- Philip Stradling (Senior Program Manager, Identity, Microsoft)
- Andrew Nash (Director of Product Management, Identity, Google)
- Don Thibeau (Executive Director of the OpenID Foundation and Open Identity Exchange)
- Description: How do websites know which identity providers to trust, and visa versa? Also learn how governments are using the same techniques discussed at this conference to engage with citizens online.
4:30pm-5:30pm: Strong authentication and identity verification
- Ingo Friese (R&D project manager, Deutsche Telekom AG; Telekom Innovation Laboratories)
- Andrew Nash (Director of Product Management, Identity, Google)
- Description: Hear how large consumer websites like Google are using mobile phones today in addition to passwords. Learn how you can confirm attributes about a user on your website such as name, address, etc. This session will describe the working groups in the Open Identity Exchange that are focused on this topic, and will include demonstrations of live systems.
In addition to the presentations above, Ping Identity is also hosting a similar event the previous day. If you’re a security architect, IT manager, SaaS product manager, eBusiness leader, CSO, CTO, or CIO leveraging the Cloud to change your business, it’s a day of identity security best practices you don’t want to miss.
Best regards,
Don Thibeau, Executive Director
OpenID Foundation
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Posted at 11:15 am on August 22, 2011 by Karinhanson
The OpenID Foundation is launching its third OpenID Summits for 2011. This event is co-sponsored by Microsoft and will be held at the Microsoft Research Campus in Mountain View. The OpenID Foundation’s 2011 series of OpenID Summits focuses on use cases and topics of interest to key developers, executives and analysts in the online identity industry.
This OpenID summit gives web site developers and technologists a closer look at the OpenID Connect protocol, its use cases and adoption plans by leading companies. We will introduce “Account Chooser” its implementation and user experience and provide interop testing and feedback for next generation OpenID adoption.
Please join us on Monday, September 12, 2011 from 12:00 Noon until 5:00pm PDT and Tuesday, September 13, 2011 from 10:00am to 5:00pm PDT.
Registration is now open at the following link: REGISTER NOW!
Location:
Microsoft Research Silicon Valley Campus – 1288 Pear Avenue, Mountain View, CA 94043
OpenID Connect Tech Summit
AGENDA: Monday,
September 12, 2011 – 12:00pm-5:00pm
Noon: Lunch will be provided for attendees
12:00-12:20 – Welcome
Don Thibeau, Executive Director, The OpenID Foundation
Technical Sessions
12:20-1:00 – Overview and Update of OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0, Mike Jones, Microsoft,
Director of Identity Partnerships
1:00-3:00 – OpenID Connect Spec development (Working Group Review led by Allen Tom and Mike Jones)
[2 hours]
- Timing goals for ratification
- Core protocol
- Dynamic RP registration and IDP discovery
- Claims
- Session Management
- Artifact Binding
- US Government OpenID Connect profile
3:20-4:00 – Open time for Technical Interop, Allen Tom & Mike Jones [60 min]
4:00-4:40 – OpenID Connect: Building Test Infrastructure, Roland Hedberg
4:40-5:00 – Wrap-up, Don Thibeau, Executive Director, The OpenID Foundation
AGENDA: Tuesday, September 13, 2011 – 10:00am-5:00pm
Business Session
10:00-10:20 - Welcome Don Thibeau, Executive Director, The OpenID Foundation
10:20-11:00 - Feedback Review OpenID Connect Mike Jones, Microsoft
and Allen Tom, Directors, The OpenID Foundation
11:00-11:40 - Overview and Update of Account Chooser, A presentation on a new sign in experience for the web, how to get involved, and an update on the legal status of related IP. Scott David, K&L Gates, Basheer Tome, Independent & Eric Sachs, Google
11:40-12:20 – Migrating Users to Identity Providers From Email/Password Logins”, A Summary of the experience of websites, including Google, that have started to migrate users from traditional logins to identity providers. Eric Sachs, Google, Product Manager
12:20-1:00 – Lunch
1:00-1:40 – Microsoft as an RP and IDP, Speaker (TBD)
1:40-2:20 – Way Beyond Single Sign On, Greg Keegstra, Janrain
2:20-3:00 – The Value Proposition for OpenID Connect & Account Chooser in the Enterprise, Pam Dingle, Ping Identity
3:00-3:20 – Break
3:20-4:00 – Open Identity and Online Adoption, A discussion on trends in the adoption of social login among online businesses. Patrick Salyer, Gigya
4:00-4:40 – OpenID Connect & UMA Synergies, OpenID Connect and User-Managed Access (UMA) solve interestingly complementary problems. This session will explore use cases and proposals for combining them. Macie Machulak
4:40-5:00 - Wrap up Don Thibeau, Executive Director, The OpenID Foundation
Best regards,
Don Thibeau, Executive Director
OpenID Foundation
Additional information is available at:
http://openid.net/connect/
http://accountchooser.com/
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Posted at 10:22 pm on January 9, 2008 by David Recordon
This weekend Six Apart will be hosting the first OpenIDDevCamp which is inspired by BarCamp, SuperHappyDevHouse, iPhoneDevCamp and MacHack, to develop web-based applications that use OpenID. It is a non-commercial event, organized by volunteers, with attendance free to all. By the completion of the weekend event we want to OpenID-enable many public web sites as well as grow the ranks of the OpenID community. The event will be held at the San Francisco offices of Six Apart, and out-of-town guests are certainly welcome.
Attendees will include web designers, developers and testers all working together over the weekend to enable OpenID on their sites or just learn more about this technology. Bonus points go to folks who can help make OpenID more accessible to general users. Development projects will include both solo and team efforts. While some attendees will wish to work solo during the event, we encourage attendees to team up, based on expertise, to work in ad-hoc project development teams. All attendees should be prepared to work on a development project during the event.
If you’re already in San Francisco or will be coming into town for MacWorld, want to learn more about OpenID, you should definitely drop by. Please RSVP for OpenIDDevCamp on Upcoming. Maybe you’ll even find out from Yahoo! what is going on with OpenID tags on Flickr?
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