InCommon Federation Discussions About Online Student Services

[Dean Woodbeck <>]

User consent, access management, provisioning, and groups -- these are a few of the topics that we will explore at the 2011 CAMP: Hot Topics in Identity and Federated Identity Management. Registration rates will increase after May 31.  Here is additional information.

--Dean

InCommon CAMP: Hot Topics in Identity and Federated Identity Management

The Westin Columbus * Columbus, Ohio * June 21-23, 2011 * www.incommon.org/camp

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Early-bird registration ends May 31 so register today for "CAMP: Hot Topics in Identity and Federated Identity Management," June 21-23, and learn more about solutions being implemented across higher education and partner organizations. Register by May 31 and save:

https://spaces.internet2.edu/display/CAMPJune2011/CAMP+Registration 

 

PROGRAMS AND SPEAKERS: https://spaces.internet2.edu/display/CAMPJune2011/Program

 

WHAT'S CAMP?

* Two Tracks: Identity Management and Federated Identity Management

* A place to find concrete solutions and benefit from valuable discussion and guidance

 

WHY ATTEND?

* Building Blocks for Access Management: An assessment of your environment and policies, plus solid information on access management and provisioning

* Cloud and Identity: Our panelists from OARnet, Burton, Microsoft, and the InCommon Steering Committee will discuss the changing landscape of cloud computing and identity services

* Identity Appliances, Shibboleth Consulting and other third-party solutions and support are available from InCommon Affiliates, who will be on hand with information

* Assurance, Attributes, Best Practices: There is so much new for federated identity management, in areas like levels of assurance, default attributes, user consent, and best practices. Get your questions answered about all of these developments

 

WHO WILL BENEFIT: IT management, identity and service architects and implementers, project managers, security professionals, corporate and service partners, and IT policy administrators.

 

FOR THOSE NEW TO FEDERATED IDENTITY, consider attending the premeeting seminar, “The Big Picture: Introduction to Federated Identity Management,” to learn what it is and how it fits with your identity and access management infrastructure.

https://spaces.internet2.edu/display/CAMPJune2011/Introduction+to+Federated+Identity+Management

 

RESOURCES AND OPPORTUNITIES for learning more about federated identity can be found on the InCommon site at www.incommon.org.

 

CAMP SPONSORS

This CAMP is sponsored by InCommon in cooperation with Internet2, EDUCAUSE, and OARnet.