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US Government moves towards OpenID

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Jason Miller reports for Federal News Radio about the US government’s attempts to consolidate logins and potentially integrate current PIV card holders into a unified authentication and identity repository for accessing government ...
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The breadth and complexities of identity management

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From multi-factor authentication to single sign-on to user provisioning: identity management can be an incredibly broad and complex endeavor. In a great article, Drew Robb writing for GCN gives a high level ...
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Smart Cards are not rocket science

Smart Cards are not rocket science

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NASA may have to reissue more than 70,000 smart cards that have been provided to NASA employees over the past three years due to security concerns. Prior to the Homeland Security Presidential ...
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