January 2013
IAM Online: Scalable Privacy, the Identity Ecosystem, and the NSTIC Grant
The next IAM Online webinar (Wednesday, January 16, 2013, at 1 pm EST) will feature Ken Klingenstein and an update on the Internet2 NSTIC grant, which will fund the building of a privacy infrastructure with informed user consent, using common attributes. See the details and please plan to join us.
2012 Featured Growth for InCommon, the Federation, and the Certificate Service
As we close out the 2012 calendar (and, for us, fiscal) year, some quick stats on InCommon (charts included below):
- 39 percent growth rate in participants (see the chart)
- 49 percent growth in certificate subscribers (see the chart)
- mid-year, the federation surpassed 1,000 entities and now stands at 1,241 (see the chart)
InCommon Participants (click on chart for larger version)
InCommon Certificate Service
InCommon Federation - Total Entities (identity and service providers) (click on chart for larger version)
New Certificate Service Subscribers
The InCommon Certificate Service ended 2012 with 214 subscribers, including these new subscribers in December.
- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
- Sacred Heart University
- Western Kentucky University
- Willamette University
New Participants in December
InCommon ended the year with 488 participants. We welcome these new participants (since early December) to the InCommon community |
Higher Education
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