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This is the report of the Work Group on User-Centric Identity (& Personal Information) Management, as sponsored by the Information Commissioner's Office, the Technology Strategy Board, and the Cyber Security KTN. The report was published in late December 2008. John Harrison of Edentity played a leading role in the Group. More information is available here.
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This is the paper submitted by Edentity to the House of Lord's Science & Technology Commitee enquiry into Personal Internet Security, chaired by Lord Broers in 2006. It is notable for the broad support that it received - as indicated on the front cover - from academics, the public sector, and business.
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This 2 page document provides a good summary of the arguments for user-centric infrastructure.
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This paper provides a good overview of user-centric IdM, explains how it differs from the prevalent organisation-centric paradigm, and describes current initiatives. It was written for the UK Information Commissioner's Office in late 2007 by Edentity, working with Hewlett Packard Labs. IdM experts from Microsoft and Sun Microsystems kindly helped out with comments.
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This note was submitted to the (then) Department for Education & Skills in a futile effort to persuade them to think again before completing the MIAP procurement for another large national database, this time of qualification data. It provides a detailed comparison of the merits of user-centric and organisation-centric architectures for this application, and is drafted as a response to comments made by a particular civil servant.
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