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an identity schema: less is more

Originally posted on identitysander on WordPress: an identity schema: less is more. This Ghost site is now the canonical home for this material. But you should only go to see it there if you want a laugh about how silly websites looked then. It's a time capsule now.

#eic10 part 2: lacking policy, lagging XACML, authZ not so externalized

Originally posted on identitysander on WordPress: #eic10 part 2: lacking policy, lagging XACML, authZ not so externalized. This Ghost site is now the canonical home for this material. But you should only go to see it there if you want a laugh about how silly websites looked then. It'

#eic10 part 1, 2010 an interstellar odyssey -or- the directory monolith

Originally posted on identitysander on WordPress: #eic10 part 1, 2010 an interstellar odyssey -or- the directory monolith. This Ghost site is now the canonical home for this material. But you should only go to see it there if you want a laugh about how silly websites looked then. It'

#TEC2010 thoughts

Originally posted on identitysander on WordPress: #TEC2010 thoughts. This Ghost site is now the canonical home for this material. But you should only go to see it there if you want a laugh about how silly websites looked then. It's a time capsule now. Last week was #TEC2010.

SAML vs LDAP to the death?

Originally posted on identitysander on WordPress: SAML vs LDAP to the death?. This Ghost site is now the canonical home for this material. But you should only go to see it there if you want a laugh about how silly websites looked then. It's a time capsule now.

SAML vs XACML for ABAC & AuthZ

Originally posted on identitysander on WordPress: SAML vs XACML for ABAC & AuthZ. This Ghost site is now the canonical home for this material. But you should only go to see it there if you want a laugh about how silly websites looked then. It's a time

RSA Conference (#RSAC) Highlights

Originally posted on identitysander on WordPress: RSA Conference (#RSAC) Highlights. This Ghost site is now the canonical home for this material. But you should only go to see it there if you want a laugh about how silly websites looked then. It's a time capsule now. Overall, the