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Research on Security and Identity Management

The time has come to update the topic (and focus) of this blog. In the last few years my R&D work and research at HP Labs has been involving a variety of aspects, including security, identity management and privacy. Most of my posts have actually...

Published 10-10-2009 1:22 AM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: Privacy, identity management, security

EEMA e-Identity: Presentation on the Future of the Identity in the Cloud

I recently attended the EEMA e-Identity Conference , in London, 25-26 June 2009. There have been interesting presentation and good talks. I also gave a presentation on " The Future of Identity in the Cloud: Requirements, Risks and Opportunities "...

Published 06-30-2009 6:30 AM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: identity management, Security Analytics, Identity Analytics

Twitter and its Privacy and Identity Management Implications

I recently started using Twitter (my link: http://twitter.com/MCasassaMont ). Twitter it getting more and more popular within (and across) organisations in particular for geographically distributed teams, to share their activities and whereabouts. I am...

Published 03-12-2009 5:33 PM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: identity management, privacy management, Identity Analytics, EnCoRe, Twitter

2009-2010: Predictions about Identity and Privacy Management

During the next two years (2009-2010), the Identity and Privacy Management areas are going to be subject to the consolidation and cost cutting trends that are already happening in security and, more in general, in IT. In my view investments in Identity...

Published 12-30-2008 12:02 AM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: identity management, privacy management

Article: Changing business landscape makes IAM key to IT Security

Here is a recent, interesting article, called " Changing business landscape makes identity and access management key to IT security ": "In an age of significant layoffs and corporate restructuring, the burgeoning problem of identity and...

Published 11-20-2008 1:24 AM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: risk management, identity management, IAM

Part II: On Applying Modelling and Simulation Techniques to Identity Management

Thanks to the readers that sent comments to me (interestingly, by email ...), about my previous post on " Applying Modeling and Simulation techniques to Identity Management ". Feel also free to post your comments directly on the blog. An interesting...

Published 11-14-2008 5:13 PM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: identity management, Security Analytics, Identity Analytics

On Applying Modelling and Simulation Techniques to Identity Management

At HP Labs, within the "Identity Analytics" project, we are researching how to apply modeling and simulation techniques to the domain of Identity Management, to explore and predict: the consequences of potential decisions made by decision makers...

Published 11-07-2008 11:15 PM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: identity management, Identity Analytics

Research Study: Huge Amount of Sensitive Data Still on Redundant Computer Hard Disk

This interesting article , called "Identity Theft Risks: Huge Amount of Sensitive Data Still on Redundant Computer Hard Disk" provides an overview of a research study to be published soon - warning about the risk of data left on devices to be...

Published 11-05-2008 11:35 PM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: identity management, Data Privacy, Identity Analytics

Identity Management in the Cloud

This article, called " ID Management In the World of Cloud Services " (and a related podcast) is quite interesting, as it is thought provoking. The advent of cloud services and services on demand is indeed likely to change the identity management...

Published 10-02-2008 4:27 PM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: identity management, cloud

Announcing EnCoRe (Ensuring Consent and Revocation): a new UK IT Collaborative Project

A new UK IT collaborative project has been officially announced: EnCoRe - Ensuring Consent and Revocation (some initial press releases: here and here ): "As more and more personal information flows from individuals to organisations when they interact...

Published 09-20-2008 12:23 AM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: Privacy, identity management, EnCoRe, consent, revocation

On Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Identity Management

You might be interested in having a look at Gartner's Magic Quadrants for Identity Management. In particular, a recent article (15 August 2008) published by Earl Perkins and Perry Carpenter focused on the " Magic Quadrant for User Provisioning...

Published 09-11-2008 7:54 PM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: identity management

Coming Digital ID World Conference 2008, 8-10 September 2008

The Digital ID World Conference 2008 is going to take place in Anaheim, California on 8-10 September 2008. A complete agenda is available online. Some of the Keynotes include: Identity Assurance: A Backbone for the Identity Marketplace, Peter Alterman...

Published 08-26-2008 10:34 PM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: identity management

New UK TSB Project: Developing the Next Generation of Identity Management Systems

As announced by this article , a new UK government-founded project is going to start in October, aiming at developing the next generation of identity management systems: "A research project will see a team of experts team up for three years to develop...

Published 08-22-2008 1:28 AM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: identity management, TSB

An Essential Guide to Identity Management for IT Professionals

Ian Grant has recently published an article on ComputerWeekly.com, called " Identity Management: An Essential Guide for IT Professionals ". It is actually an overview of some IdM initiatives and related aspects (thanks for mentioning my blog...

Published 08-19-2008 5:14 PM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: identity management, Guide

Survey: Only Eight Percent of American are “Very Confident” their Personal Data is Properly Managed

This is the outcome of a recent survey by The Strategic Counsel, at least based on the overview provided by this article (called " Only Eight Percent of Americans are 'Very Confident' Their Personal Data is Safe With Retailers, Banks and...

Published 07-17-2008 12:08 AM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: identity management, privacy management, survey

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