IIW - User contributions [en]

What is a Personal Cloud?

2012-05-16T23:59:31Z

Joaquin: added link to next day's session

'''Session Topic:''' Attempt to reach some consensus what a personal cloud might be.

'''Convener:''' [http://upon2020.com/ Johannes Ernst]

'''Note-Taker(s):''' Johannes Ernst

'''Discussion notes:'''

Personal Clouds are to cloud computing what the Personal Computer was to (mainframe-based) computing at the time: in the mainframe world, a central group of people (the computer operators) would deliver the apps they choose, with the data they controlled, with their terms of service, to users who had to use whatever was given to them. The Personal Computer with personal productivity apps such as spreadsheets was the counter-trend, which put all aspects of computing in the hands of the users, who could add and remove hardware, create, delete and modify data at will, run whatever apps they chose on whatever data they had.

Cloud computing today is largely the same as mainframe computing was back then: a central group of people (the operators of SaaS apps such as Facebook or Salesforce) decide which features to give to users. They can change features at will without requiring the consent of their users (e.g. Facebook timeline, no way of not using it), who control the user's data and often make it hard to move the data somewhere else, or even access it from somewhere else (e.g. no Google crawling of Facebook) and subject to their terms of use. E.g. Facebook or Google can unilaterally ban users and delete their data, which they have done.

Personal cloud computing puts control back in the hands of the users, but this time in a cloud / networked environment.

There are three major parts of personal clouds:
<ul>
<li>data</li>
<li>capabilities (aka apps)</li>
<li>terms and governance</li>
</ul>
For the cloud to be personal, the owner of the personal cloud must be able:
<ul>
<li>to choose and remove the apps they run on their personal cloud</li>
<li>to control who does and does not get access to the data on the personal cloud.</li>
<li>to process data created with one app with another in a similar way as files on a PC may be opened by apps from a different vendor (something not possible with SaaS today)</li>
<li>to set the terms of use themselves of the personal cloud</li>
<li>to move the personal cloud from one host / infrastructure / hosting provider to another if needed (e.g. from an Amazon cloud server to a Rackspace one)</li>
</ul>
Cloud computing features such as replication, and high-availability features should be available. Backup must be available.

Contrast to what some people called "personal data centers" -- set of computing resources some people (usually techies) have control over at home or work. This wouldn't be cloud computing because in cloud computing, somebody else takes care of failing hard disks etc.

Personal clouds interact with each other as peers. So we don't believe that Dropbox etc. are personal clouds. They are just a service that might be used by somebody as one component of a personal cloud.

Personal clouds require persistent identifiers / identity that can be allocated and asserted in a decentralized manner.

May be difficult to communicate because many people do not understand the difference between data and apps.

It's a matter of control and portability.

Today mobile devices are tethered to service providers. This creates a dependency on service providers that is undesirable for personal clouds. Of course it is a reality that some technologies today are only available tethered, e.g. iPhones.

There was 90%+ agreement in the room that 5 or 10 years from now, most people will have personal clouds.

See also the session [[Personal Cloud work]].

Personal Cloud work

2012-05-16T23:52:26Z

Joaquin: linking to the now-established wiki and mailing list

'''Session Topic:''' Personal Cloud Special Interest Group (W3J)

'''Convener:''' Johannes Ernst

'''Notes-taker(s):''' Joaquin Miller

'''Tags for the session - technology discussed/ideas considered:''' ‘Personal Cloud’

'''Discussion notes, key understandings, outstanding questions, observations, and, if appropriate to this discussion: action items, next steps:'''

The goal of the session was to nucleate a group of folk who want to spend some time this year (and perhaps beyond) to puzzle out what we actually mean by ‘personal cloud’ and how we can contribute to bringing that about.

One participant drew a picture. Others contributed refinements to the picture. It became two pictures.

Those [http://joaquin.net/PersonalCloud/personal_cloud.png pictures] are posted.

The place for such folk to start to work together is [http://personal-clouds.org/wiki/Main_Page the Personal Clouds wiki] at personal-clouds.org.

There is a mailing list [http://lists.pde.cc/lists/info/personal-clouds here].

Personal Cloud work

2012-05-09T23:21:52Z

Joaquin:

'''Session Topic:''' Personal Cloud Special Interest Group (W3J)

'''Convener:''' Johannes Ernst

'''Notes-taker(s):''' Joaquin Miller

'''Tags for the session - technology discussed/ideas considered:''' ‘Personal Cloud’

'''Discussion notes, key understandings, outstanding questions, observations, and, if appropriate to this discussion: action items, next steps:'''

The goal of the session was to nucleate a group of folk who want to spend some time this year (and perhaps beyond) puzzle out what we actually mean by ‘personal cloud’ and how we can contribute to bringing that about.

One participant drew a picture of what they are building. Others contributed refinements to the picture. It became two pictures.

The [http://joaquin.net/PersonalCloud/personal_cloud.png picture] is posted on the temporary PersonalCloud site.

Readers of these notes should expect to hear more about the setting up of some way for such folk to work together.

For a short time, one place to watch for news–until there is a better place–will be:

http://joaquin.net/PersonalCloud

When there is a better place, a link will also be added at this IWW session page:

[[http://iiw.idcommons.net/Personal_Cloud_work IIW XIV W3J Personal Cloud work]]

Personal Cloud work

2012-05-09T22:49:38Z

Joaquin: added link to pictures

'''Session Topic:''' Personal Cloud Special Interest Group (W3J)

'''Convener:''' Johannes Ernst

'''Notes-taker(s):''' Joaquin Miller

'''Tags for the session - technology discussed/ideas considered:''' ‘Personal Cloud’

'''Discussion notes, key understandings, outstanding questions, observations, and, if appropriate to this discussion: action items, next steps:'''

The goal of the session was to nucleate a group of folk who want to spend some time this year (and perhaps beyond) puzzle out what we actually mean by ‘personal cloud’ and how we can contribute to bringing that about.

One participant drew a picture of what they are building. Others contributed refinements to the picture. It became two pictures.

The [http://http://joaquin.net/PersonalCloud/personal_cloud.png picture] is posted on the temporary PersonalCloud site.

Readers of these notes should expect to hear more about the setting up of some way for such folk to work together.

For a short time, one place to watch for news–until there is a better place–will be:

http://joaquin.net/PersonalCloud

When there is a better place, a link will also be added at this IWW session page:

[[http://iiw.idcommons.net/Personal_Cloud_work IIW XIV W3J Personal Cloud work]]

Personal Cloud work

2012-05-05T22:06:50Z

Joaquin: IIW XIV W3J Personal Cloud work

More to come.

IIW 14 Notes

2012-05-05T21:03:36Z

Joaquin: /* Session 3 */

= Tuesday =

== Session 1 ==

A: [[Film]] (T1A)

B:

C: [[OAuth Overview for Beginners]] (T1C)

D: [[Personal (Mozilla) Browser ID (protocol)]] (T1D)

E: [[NSTIC Update, Pilots, Government Recommendations]] (T1E)

F: [[VRM Intro (Vendor Relation Management) Developments]] (T1F)

G: [[New to IIW / Identity etc… overview from Kaliya Q and A]] (T1G)

I: [[Identity Management for the Internet Advertising Ecosystem]] (T1I)

J:

== Session 2 ==

A: [[OIX Attribute Exchange Working Group (AXWG) Progress Update]] (T2A)

B: [[OpenID Connect – The Intro]] (T2B)

C:

D: [[Find Out And Control You Digital Footprint]] (T2D)

E: [[XDI: what the hell is it? What is it good for? how does it fit with openID connect? Why isn’t it dead yet?]] (T2E)

F:

G: [[DATA ----- the gap ------ Getting it (AHA!)]] (T2G)

H: [[Building a 4th Party VRM Start-Up]] (T2H)

I:

J:

K: [[OAuth and SASL / Open Issues “to http or not http….”]] (T2K)

== Session 3 ==

A: [[Account Chooser.com / OIDF Working Group update, next steps, your ideas]] (T3A)

B:

C: [[Demo with Freedom Box (you can participate!)]] (T3C)

D: [[OAuth Security]] (T3D)

E: [[How to Educate Consumers on privacy/identity/security issues?]] (T3E)

F: [[VRM 2012 Outreach Planning / What vendors will go first?]] (T3F)

G: [[Standard Information Sharing /Label]] (T3G)

H: [[Health Care Regs: What Are They REALLY?]] (T3H)

I: [[Federated Authorization / XACML, OAUTH, TVE….]] (T3I)

J: [[NSTIC’s Identity Ecosystem / Privacy Coord. Standing Committee]] (T3J)

K: [[What is a Personal Cloud?]] (T3K)

== Session 4 ==

A: [[Attribute Provider Network Demo via Open ID/OAuth]] (T4A)

B:

C: [[Mobile Identity and Dual – (multi) Persona]] (T4C)

D: [[A Deterministic Model for Trust Framework Interoperability]] (T4D)

E: [[OAuth/SMAL/OpenID for non-web applications – SMTP/IMAP/SSM]] (T4E)

F: [[VRM Language (lockers vs smelly socks) Lexicon = what do we call the WHO and WHAT we work on?]] (T4F)

G: [[What Happens When my Federated Identity Fails?]] (T4G)

H: [[Zero – Trust Identity]] (T4H)

I: [[Open ID Connect + Metadata ????]] (T4I)

J: [[How Can My Company Afford VRM?]] (T4J)

== Session 5 ==

A: [[Writing Apps that are Easier to Defend than Attack]] (T5A)

B:

C: [[Resource Server to Authorization Server Commuications JACML?]] (T5C)

D: [[Biometrics into the NET with Smartphones]] (T5D)

E: [[Year 2 of the Personal Data Ecosystem]] (T5E)

F:

G: [[Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium (PDEC)]] (T5G)

H: [[Government of British Columbia Digital ID + Authentication]] (T5H)

I: [[Novel uses for Context and what is it anyway]] (T5I)

J: [[Sovereign ID vs Admin ID]] (T5J)

K: [[User – Managed Access F.A.Q: How UMA Enables – Selective Sharing]] (T5K)

= Wednesday =

== Session 1 ==

A:

B: [[VRM + CRM(need help) Event – Sept 2012 Santa Clara]] (W1B)

C:

D: [[NSTIC Steering Group by-laws]] (W1D)

F: [[Account Linking Service]] (W1F)

G: [[Rethinking Patents in an Open Web World – reverse the burden of discovery?]] (W1G)

H: [[Enterprise OAuth Infrastructure]] (W1H)

I:

J:

== Session 2 ==

A: [[Personal Data Rights Language / Self Asserted Terms – Policies – Preferences]] (W2A)

B: [[Backplane 2.0 Widget Collaboration Protocol]] (W2B)

C: [[SCIM 101]] (W2C)

D: [[API’s]] (W2D)

F: [[NSTIC How do we bring relying parties to the table?]] (W2F)

G: [[Personal Data Tagging a Utopia?]] (W2G)

H: [[Survey of UDID Replacements for Mobile Identity]] (W2H)

I: [[New Gov Open Data to Corral Politicians]] (W2I)

J:

== Session 3 ==

A: [[Data Wallet]] (W3A)

B: [[VRM Personas & Faceted Identity]] (W3B)

C: [[SCIM 201]] (W2C)

D: [[ID Federation Trust Framework Use Cases and Mock Trials]] (W3D)

F: [[Dynamic, Multi-Attribute Authentication – OASIS Trust Elevation TC /Open Meeting]] (W3F)

G: [[Practices, Policies and Procedures around Identity Validation]] (W3G)

H: [[CIPHER – whiteboarding on open-source language for consistent cross-platform CRYPTO]] (W3H)

I: [[New Gov Foundation / Open Board Meeting]] (W3I)

J: [[Personal Cloud work]] (W3J)

== Session 4 ==

A:[[NSTIC and Governance]] (W4A)

B: [[How can my company afford VRM? VRM Co-opetition, Developing Creative Relationships]] (W4B)

C:

D:

F: [[Setting up an Open Source Community - To drive adoption of a cool ID technology]] (W4F)

G:

H: [[Communication Channels in our Personal Clouds]] (W4H)

I: [[Client Certificate Authentication & Browser Pitfalls]] (W4I)

J: [[DEMO – Social Verification and Google Street Identity]] (W4J)

== Session 5 ==

A: [[Browser Cryptography – Enabling Stronger Authentication for ID]] (W5A)

B: [[Commercializing VRM – in the marketplace]] (W5B)

C:

D:

F: [[Backplane 2.0 – Implementation]] (W5F)

G: [[XDI 1)Graph 101 2)Messaging 3)Link Contracts]] (W5G)

H:

I: [[Assets Discovery for Simple Web Payment (openTransact)]] (W5I)

J: [[Personal Data Rights and Underlying Principles]] (W5J)

K: [[Health Care Regs: What are they REALLY?]] (W5K)

= Thursday =

== Session 1 ==

A: [[Windows 8 Identity Investments]] (TH1A)

B:

C:

D:

F: [[VRM: Where does it start?]] (TH1F)

G:

I:

J: [[Privacy - Enhanced Attribute Management / Help me understand "Privacy"']] (TH1J)

== Session 2 ==

A: [[Confused about ID token and Access Tokens??? Lean the Key Differences]] (TH2A)

B:

C:

D:

F: [[Beyond Caif - Cow / Escape from Client Server]] (TH2F)

G: [[Are Custom URI Handles EEEEVil? Or Workable? Alternatives?]] (TH2G)

I:

J: [[Lifecycle's of Digital ID's Personal Online Including DEATH ... what is life online like after you die?]] (TH2J)

== Session 3 ==

A: [[How to add an account chooser to your site - 4 line's of code but what if you want more!]] (TH3A)

B:

C:

D:

F: [[Trust Framework System Rules - Business, Legal, Technical]] (TH3F)

G: [[Open ID Connect/OAuth - Token Lifetime Management]] (TH3G)

H: [[XDI the Killer App?]] (TH3H)

I:

J:

[[Developing World - Liberal Democracy FREEDOM - FINANCED - FUTURE TH3?]]

== Session 4 ==

A: [[SCIM 202 - Part 2]] (TH4A)

B:

C:

D:

F: [[Personal Data Rights Language NEXT STEPS PDEC StartUp Circle]] (TH4F)

G: [[Delivering Entropy Via DNS / WOrkability Challenges]] (TH4G)

I:

J: [[UMA Open Meeting - Part 1]] (TH4J)

== Session 5 ==

A:

B:

C:

D:

F:

G: [[XDI Databases / small footprint - mobile development]] (TH5G)

H: [[How can we continue the discussion?]] (TH5H)

I:

J: [[UMA Open Meeting - Part 2]] (TH5J)

IIW 14 Notes

2012-05-05T20:58:55Z

Joaquin: /* Session 3 */

= Tuesday =

== Session 1 ==

A: [[Film]] (T1A)

B:

C: [[OAuth Overview for Beginners]] (T1C)

D: [[Personal (Mozilla) Browser ID (protocol)]] (T1D)

E: [[NSTIC Update, Pilots, Government Recommendations]] (T1E)

F: [[VRM Intro (Vendor Relation Management) Developments]] (T1F)

G: [[New to IIW / Identity etc… overview from Kaliya Q and A]] (T1G)

I: [[Identity Management for the Internet Advertising Ecosystem]] (T1I)

J:

== Session 2 ==

A: [[OIX Attribute Exchange Working Group (AXWG) Progress Update]] (T2A)

B: [[OpenID Connect – The Intro]] (T2B)

C:

D: [[Find Out And Control You Digital Footprint]] (T2D)

E: [[XDI: what the hell is it? What is it good for? how does it fit with openID connect? Why isn’t it dead yet?]] (T2E)

F:

G: [[DATA ----- the gap ------ Getting it (AHA!)]] (T2G)

H: [[Building a 4th Party VRM Start-Up]] (T2H)

I:

J:

K: [[OAuth and SASL / Open Issues “to http or not http….”]] (T2K)

== Session 3 ==

A: [[Account Chooser.com / OIDF Working Group update, next steps, your ideas]] (T3A)

B:

C: [[Demo with Freedom Box (you can participate!)]] (T3C)

D: [[OAuth Security]] (T3D)

E: [[How to Educate Consumers on privacy/identity/security issues?]] (T3E)

F: [[VRM 2012 Outreach Planning / What vendors will go first?]] (T3F)

G: [[Standard Information Sharing /Label]] (T3G)

H: [[Health Care Regs: What Are They REALLY?]] (T3H)

I: [[Federated Authorization / XACML, OAUTH, TVE….]] (T3I)

J: [[NSTIC’s Identity Ecosystem / Privacy Coord. Standing Committee]] (T3J)

K: [[What is a Personal Cloud?]] (T3K)

== Session 4 ==

A: [[Attribute Provider Network Demo via Open ID/OAuth]] (T4A)

B:

C: [[Mobile Identity and Dual – (multi) Persona]] (T4C)

D: [[A Deterministic Model for Trust Framework Interoperability]] (T4D)

E: [[OAuth/SMAL/OpenID for non-web applications – SMTP/IMAP/SSM]] (T4E)

F: [[VRM Language (lockers vs smelly socks) Lexicon = what do we call the WHO and WHAT we work on?]] (T4F)

G: [[What Happens When my Federated Identity Fails?]] (T4G)

H: [[Zero – Trust Identity]] (T4H)

I: [[Open ID Connect + Metadata ????]] (T4I)

J: [[How Can My Company Afford VRM?]] (T4J)

== Session 5 ==

A: [[Writing Apps that are Easier to Defend than Attack]] (T5A)

B:

C: [[Resource Server to Authorization Server Commuications JACML?]] (T5C)

D: [[Biometrics into the NET with Smartphones]] (T5D)

E: [[Year 2 of the Personal Data Ecosystem]] (T5E)

F:

G: [[Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium (PDEC)]] (T5G)

H: [[Government of British Columbia Digital ID + Authentication]] (T5H)

I: [[Novel uses for Context and what is it anyway]] (T5I)

J: [[Sovereign ID vs Admin ID]] (T5J)

K: [[User – Managed Access F.A.Q: How UMA Enables – Selective Sharing]] (T5K)

= Wednesday =

== Session 1 ==

A:

B: [[VRM + CRM(need help) Event – Sept 2012 Santa Clara]] (W1B)

C:

D: [[NSTIC Steering Group by-laws]] (W1D)

F: [[Account Linking Service]] (W1F)

G: [[Rethinking Patents in an Open Web World – reverse the burden of discovery?]] (W1G)

H: [[Enterprise OAuth Infrastructure]] (W1H)

I:

J:

== Session 2 ==

A: [[Personal Data Rights Language / Self Asserted Terms – Policies – Preferences]] (W2A)

B: [[Backplane 2.0 Widget Collaboration Protocol]] (W2B)

C: [[SCIM 101]] (W2C)

D: [[API’s]] (W2D)

F: [[NSTIC How do we bring relying parties to the table?]] (W2F)

G: [[Personal Data Tagging a Utopia?]] (W2G)

H: [[Survey of UDID Replacements for Mobile Identity]] (W2H)

I: [[New Gov Open Data to Corral Politicians]] (W2I)

J:

== Session 3 ==

A: [[Data Wallet]] (W3A)

B: [[VRM Personas & Faceted Identity]] (W3B)

C: [[SCIM 201]] (W2C)

D: [[ID Federation Trust Framework Use Cases and Mock Trials]] (W3D)

F: [[Dynamic, Multi-Attribute Authentication – OASIS Trust Elevation TC /Open Meeting]] (W3F)

G: [[Practices, Policies and Procedures around Identity Validation]] (W3G)

H: [[CIPHER – whiteboarding on open-source language for consistent cross-platform CRYPTO]] (W3H)

I: [[New Gov Foundation / Open Board Meeting]] (W3I)

J: [[Personal Cloud]] (W3J)

== Session 4 ==

A:[[NSTIC and Governance]] (W4A)

B: [[How can my company afford VRM? VRM Co-opetition, Developing Creative Relationships]] (W4B)

C:

D:

F: [[Setting up an Open Source Community - To drive adoption of a cool ID technology]] (W4F)

G:

H: [[Communication Channels in our Personal Clouds]] (W4H)

I: [[Client Certificate Authentication & Browser Pitfalls]] (W4I)

J: [[DEMO – Social Verification and Google Street Identity]] (W4J)

== Session 5 ==

A: [[Browser Cryptography – Enabling Stronger Authentication for ID]] (W5A)

B: [[Commercializing VRM – in the marketplace]] (W5B)

C:

D:

F: [[Backplane 2.0 – Implementation]] (W5F)

G: [[XDI 1)Graph 101 2)Messaging 3)Link Contracts]] (W5G)

H:

I: [[Assets Discovery for Simple Web Payment (openTransact)]] (W5I)

J: [[Personal Data Rights and Underlying Principles]] (W5J)

K: [[Health Care Regs: What are they REALLY?]] (W5K)

= Thursday =

== Session 1 ==

A: [[Windows 8 Identity Investments]] (TH1A)

B:

C:

D:

F: [[VRM: Where does it start?]] (TH1F)

G:

I:

J: [[Privacy - Enhanced Attribute Management / Help me understand "Privacy"']] (TH1J)

== Session 2 ==

A: [[Confused about ID token and Access Tokens??? Lean the Key Differences]] (TH2A)

B:

C:

D:

F: [[Beyond Caif - Cow / Escape from Client Server]] (TH2F)

G: [[Are Custom URI Handles EEEEVil? Or Workable? Alternatives?]] (TH2G)

I:

J: [[Lifecycle's of Digital ID's Personal Online Including DEATH ... what is life online like after you die?]] (TH2J)

== Session 3 ==

A: [[How to add an account chooser to your site - 4 line's of code but what if you want more!]] (TH3A)

B:

C:

D:

F: [[Trust Framework System Rules - Business, Legal, Technical]] (TH3F)

G: [[Open ID Connect/OAuth - Token Lifetime Management]] (TH3G)

H: [[XDI the Killer App?]] (TH3H)

I:

J:

[[Developing World - Liberal Democracy FREEDOM - FINANCED - FUTURE TH3?]]

== Session 4 ==

A: [[SCIM 202 - Part 2]] (TH4A)

B:

C:

D:

F: [[Personal Data Rights Language NEXT STEPS PDEC StartUp Circle]] (TH4F)

G: [[Delivering Entropy Via DNS / WOrkability Challenges]] (TH4G)

I:

J: [[UMA Open Meeting - Part 1]] (TH4J)

== Session 5 ==

A:

B:

C:

D:

F:

G: [[XDI Databases / small footprint - mobile development]] (TH5G)

H: [[How can we continue the discussion?]] (TH5H)

I:

J: [[UMA Open Meeting - Part 2]] (TH5J)

Iiw9

2009-11-03T04:51:16Z

Joaquin: /* Open Standards */

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== What Is This Workshop About? ==

The heart of the workshop is a practical idealism in working towards the shared vision of a decentralized, user-oriented identity layer for the Internet.

Because the web was built around "pages", no tools or standards were created to control how the information about you was collected or used. At the Internet Identity Workshop we bring the people creating these tools and standards so people can safely manage their online identity and control their personal data.

It is not about any one technology - rather it is a place to discuss multiple interoperating (and possible competing) projects, standards, and networks for identity, data sharing, and reputation.

As part of Identity Commons, the Internet Identity Workshop creates opportunities for both innovators and competitors. We provide an open forum for both the big guys and the small fry to come together in a safe and balanced space.

There are a wide range of projects in the community:
# Open conceptual, community, and governance models.
# Open standards and protocols.
# Open source projects.
# Commercial projects.
# Projects to address social and legal implications of these technologies.
# Efforts to rethink the business models and opportunities available with these new technologies.

User-centric identity is the ability:
* To use one's identifier(s) on more than one site
* To control who sees what information about you
* To selectively share presence and profile information
* To maintain multiple identities and personas in the contexts you wish
* To aggregate attention, navigation, and purchase history from the sites and communities you frequent
* To move and share your personal data, relationships, documents, and other publications as you wish

All of the following are active topic areas at each IIW:
* Improving Existing Legal Constructs
** Privacy Policies
** Terms of Service
* Creating New Legal Constructs
** Limited Liability Personas
** Identity Rights Agreements
* Creating New Business Models
** Identity Oracle
** I-Brokers
* New Citizenship Perspectives
** Activism
** Community Event Coordination
** Community Identity and Data Sharing

== Who Participates in IIW? ==
Innovators who participate in IIW include the leaders of:

=== Open Standards ===
* [[OpenID]]
* [http://jkemp.net/docs/saml-overview.html SAML]
* [[Liberty Alliance ID-WSF]]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WS-Trust WS-Trust]
* [http://oauth.net OAuth]
* [[XRI|OASIS XRI]]
* [[XDI|OASIS XDI]]
* [http://xrds-simple.net XRDS-Simple]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yadis Yadis]
* [http://www.hueniverse.com/hueniverse/xrd/ XRD]

=== Standards Interop ===
* [http://osis.idcommons.net OSIS]
* [[Concordia]]

=== Major [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_Card Information Card] Projects ===
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_CardSpace CardSpace]
* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins Higgins Project]
* [http://bandit-project.org Bandit]
* [http://pamelaproject.com The Pamela Project] Relying Party Code
* [https://xmldap.org/ XMLDAP (The first Java Information Card library)] Relying Party Code and Security Token Server code

=== Browser Based Card Selectors ===
* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/ Higgins Project] (offers both browser-based and native card selectors)
* [http://code.google.com/p/openinfocard/ openinfocard]

=== Multi-Protocol Open Source Projects ===
* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/ Higgins Project] (supports Information Cards, OpenID, SAML, XRI, XDI)
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/Shibboleth Shibboleth]
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/CAS CAS] (supports OpenID, SAML, prototype Information Card support)
* [http://bandit-project.org Bandit]
* [http://opensso.org/ OpenSSO] (supports SAML, Liberty ID-FF/ID-WSF, WS-Federation, Information Cards, OpenID)

=== Industry Consortia ===
* [http://wiki.idcommons.net Identity Commons]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/about/history Liberty Alliance]
* [http://www.oasis-idtrust.org/ OASIS ID Trust]
* ITU-T Focus Group on IdM and subsequent activity.

=== Groups Addressing Legal/Social/Business Issues ===
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/Liberty PPEG Privacy Summits Liberty PPEG Privacy Summits]
* [http://projectvrm.org Project VRM]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/strategic_initiatives/identity_assurance Liberty Alliance Identity Assurance Framework]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/strategic_initiatives/identity_governance Liberty Alliance Identity Governance Framework]
* [http://dataportability.org DataPortability Project]

Iiw9

2009-11-03T04:50:10Z

Joaquin: adding Yadis to Open Standards

[[Note Form]]

[http://iiw9.eventbrite.com Registration]

[http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com Invitation]

[http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/about/ About]

[http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/sponsors/ Sponsors]

[[Proposed Topics ii9]]

[[Demos iiw9]]

[[Logistics Info]]

[http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/schedule/ Schedule]]

[[Attendees ii9]]

[[Banners iiw9]]

[[Tuesday AM Ideas ii9]]

== What Is This Workshop About? ==

The heart of the workshop is a practical idealism in working towards the shared vision of a decentralized, user-oriented identity layer for the Internet.

Because the web was built around "pages", no tools or standards were created to control how the information about you was collected or used. At the Internet Identity Workshop we bring the people creating these tools and standards so people can safely manage their online identity and control their personal data.

It is not about any one technology - rather it is a place to discuss multiple interoperating (and possible competing) projects, standards, and networks for identity, data sharing, and reputation.

As part of Identity Commons, the Internet Identity Workshop creates opportunities for both innovators and competitors. We provide an open forum for both the big guys and the small fry to come together in a safe and balanced space.

There are a wide range of projects in the community:
# Open conceptual, community, and governance models.
# Open standards and protocols.
# Open source projects.
# Commercial projects.
# Projects to address social and legal implications of these technologies.
# Efforts to rethink the business models and opportunities available with these new technologies.

User-centric identity is the ability:
* To use one's identifier(s) on more than one site
* To control who sees what information about you
* To selectively share presence and profile information
* To maintain multiple identities and personas in the contexts you wish
* To aggregate attention, navigation, and purchase history from the sites and communities you frequent
* To move and share your personal data, relationships, documents, and other publications as you wish

All of the following are active topic areas at each IIW:
* Improving Existing Legal Constructs
** Privacy Policies
** Terms of Service
* Creating New Legal Constructs
** Limited Liability Personas
** Identity Rights Agreements
* Creating New Business Models
** Identity Oracle
** I-Brokers
* New Citizenship Perspectives
** Activism
** Community Event Coordination
** Community Identity and Data Sharing

== Who Participates in IIW? ==
Innovators who participate in IIW include the leaders of:

=== Open Standards ===
* [[OpenID]]
* [http://jkemp.net/docs/saml-overview.html SAML]
* [[Liberty Alliance ID-WSF]]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WS-Trust WS-Trust]
* [http://oauth.net OAuth]
* [[XRI|OASIS XRI]]
* [[XDI|OASIS XDI]]
* [http://xrds-simple.net XRDS-Simple]
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yadis yadis]
* [http://www.hueniverse.com/hueniverse/xrd/ XRD]

=== Standards Interop ===
* [http://osis.idcommons.net OSIS]
* [[Concordia]]

=== Major [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_Card Information Card] Projects ===
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_CardSpace CardSpace]
* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins Higgins Project]
* [http://bandit-project.org Bandit]
* [http://pamelaproject.com The Pamela Project] Relying Party Code
* [https://xmldap.org/ XMLDAP (The first Java Information Card library)] Relying Party Code and Security Token Server code

=== Browser Based Card Selectors ===
* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/ Higgins Project] (offers both browser-based and native card selectors)
* [http://code.google.com/p/openinfocard/ openinfocard]

=== Multi-Protocol Open Source Projects ===
* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/ Higgins Project] (supports Information Cards, OpenID, SAML, XRI, XDI)
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/Shibboleth Shibboleth]
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/CAS CAS] (supports OpenID, SAML, prototype Information Card support)
* [http://bandit-project.org Bandit]
* [http://opensso.org/ OpenSSO] (supports SAML, Liberty ID-FF/ID-WSF, WS-Federation, Information Cards, OpenID)

=== Industry Consortia ===
* [http://wiki.idcommons.net Identity Commons]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/about/history Liberty Alliance]
* [http://www.oasis-idtrust.org/ OASIS ID Trust]
* ITU-T Focus Group on IdM and subsequent activity.

=== Groups Addressing Legal/Social/Business Issues ===
* [http://iiw.idcommons.net/index.php/Liberty PPEG Privacy Summits Liberty PPEG Privacy Summits]
* [http://projectvrm.org Project VRM]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/strategic_initiatives/identity_assurance Liberty Alliance Identity Assurance Framework]
* [http://www.projectliberty.org/liberty/strategic_initiatives/identity_governance Liberty Alliance Identity Governance Framework]
* [http://dataportability.org DataPortability Project]

Who is Attending

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Joaquin: adding Joaquin

* [http://self-issued.info/ Mike Jones], [http://www.microsoft.com Microsoft]
* Henrik Biering ([http://xri.net/=henrik =henrik]), [http://www.netamia.com Netamia]
* [http://blogs.sun.com/superpat Pat Patterson], [http://www.sun.com/identity Sun Microsystems]
* Wendy Fong [http://www.microsoft.com Microsoft]
* Dan Perry [http://xri.net/=daniel.perry =daniel.perry], [http://www.danielperry.com DanielPerry.com]
* [http://connectid.blogspot.com Paul Madsen], NTT
* [http://netmesh.info/jernst Johannes Ernst], [http://netmesh.us/ NetMesh]
* Drummond Reed, [http://xri.net/=drummond.reed =drummond.reed] [http://equalsdrummond.name blog]
* Paul Trevithick, [http://xri.net/=paul.trevithick =paul.trevithick] [http://incontextblog.com/ blog]
* Mary Ruddy, [http://xri.net/=mary.ruddy =mary.ruddy]
* Charles Andres, [http://xri.net/=charles-andres =charles-andres]
* [http://itickr.com/ Ashish Jain], [http://www.pingidentity.com Ping Identity]
* Danny Burkes, [http://www.lingr.com Lingr]
* [http://virtualsoul.org Dale Olds], [http://xri.net/=dale.olds =dale.olds], [http://www.novell.com Novell] [http://bandit-project.org Bandit]
* [http://identity20.com Dick Hardt], [http://www.sxip.com Sxip Identity]
* [http://public.xdi.org/=Bob.Snodgrass Bob Snodgrass], [http://www.net2community.com/ net2Community]
* Dennis Hamilton, [http://orcmid.com/blog orcmid] [http://xri.net/=orcmid =orcmid]
* Joaquin Miller [http://xri.net/=joaquin =joaquin], [http://www.joaquin.net joaquin.net]