[web-team] [russ.deveau@verizon.net: RE: [Speakers] proposed SVLUG speaker]

[Bill Kendrick]

Whoops, and here's more changes. :)

-bill!

 ----- Forwarded message from Russell DeVeau <russ.deveau at verizon.net> -----

Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2005 17:22:55 -0500
From: "Russell DeVeau" <russ.deveau at verizon.net>
Subject: RE: [Speakers] proposed SVLUG  speaker
To: "'Bill Kendrick'" <nbs at sonic.net>


bill, while you had shortened Atul's bio to make it brief.....he has
asked me to ask you to use this...let me know if you can make it work.
the event description is fine.

is there anything you want me to include on our web site posting from an
SVLUG perspective?



Atul Tulshibagwale is a recognized industry expert on secure web
payment, authentication, and privacy technologies for wire line and
wireless networks. Prior to founding Trustgenix, Mr. Tulshibagwale was a
technology leader for five years at VeriSign where he developed several
digital identity and payment products including Qualcomm BREW "3G Code
Signing" Services, GoSecure! for Microsoft Exchange; the Personal Trust
Agent and Personal Trust Service. Previously, Mr. Tulshibagwale was
co-founder of Entevo, an Internet security software firm that was
acquired by BindView Corporation. He was also a supercomputing expert at
the Indian Center for the Development of Advanced Computing. He holds an
M.Tech in Computer Science from University of Pune, India.

Federated Identity Management allows individuals to use the same
  identification to sign on to the networks of more than one enterprise
  in order to conduct transactions.

  Partners in such a system depend on each other to authenticate and
vouch
  for their users, without needing to adopt the same tools for directory
  services, security and authentication.

  The Liberty Alliance Project ( http://www.projectliberty.org/ ) is the
  only open body working to address the technical, business, and policy
  challenges surrounding identity and web services.  The Alliance is
  made up of over 150 members representing a variety of industries from
  around the world, maintains an open membership policy, and
collaborates
  with other standards bodies.

  LAP's specifications for FIM and web services are built on open
protocols,
  are device and platform agnostic.

-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Kendrick [mailto:nbs at sonic.net] 
Sent: Friday, February 25, 2005 2:34 PM
To: Russell DeVeau
Subject: Re: [Speakers] proposed SVLUG speaker


BTW, how does this sound for topic summary?  I've shorten Atul's bio,
to keep it brief.  (Let me know if that's alright!)


Topic: Federated Identity Management

  Federated Identity Management allows individuals to use the same
  identification to sign on to the networks of more than one enterprise
  in order to conduct transactions.

  Partners in such a system depend on each other to authenticate and
vouch
  for their users, without needing to adopt the same tools for directory
  services, security and authentication.

  The Liberty Alliance Project ( http://www.projectliberty.org/ ) is the
  only open body working to address the technical, business, and policy
  challenges surrounding identity and web services.  The Alliance is
  made up of over 150 members representing a variety of industries from
  around the world, maintains an open membership policy, and
collaborates
  with other standards bodies.

  LAP's specifications for FIM and web services are built on open
protcols,
  are are device and platform agnostic.

About the Speaker:

  Atul Tulshibagwale, CEO of Trustgenix ( http://www.trustgenix.com/ ).
  Trustgenix is a Liberty Alliance member organization delivering
  solutions based on LAP specifications.

  Atul co-founded Trustgenix, Inc. in June 2002.  Prior to founding
  Trustgenix, Atul was a Director of Engineering at VeriSign, Inc.



-bill!
http://www.svlug.org/


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