Sentence examples for identity framework from inspiring English sources

Microsoft supplies this product, along with the Windows Identity Framework and Microsoft CardSpace to create its platform for federated identity.

This work presents both a formal description and a security analysis of the advanced SWIFT identity framework, covering topics such as identity aggregation, cross-layer and pseudonymity features.

"Even though the history is not visible, the mental priming of knowing this House has a history of women and minority students creates an identity framework where I can feel belonging and comfortable," she said.

Previously, Dr. Clippinger directed Social Physics project at the Berkman Center that supported the development of an open source, interoperability identity framework called Higgins to give people control over their personal information.

Assimilating previous research findings, we advance a Multiple In-group Identity Framework (MIIF), which consists of three levels: (1) superordinate (e.g., team identity), (2) subgroup (e.g., specific stadium area), and (3) relational group (e.g., friends or family).

The Liberty Alliance Project, which is using Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML), will launch a federated identity framework.

Second, there are differences across countries in terms of how private data is shared across agencies and whether there are digital identity frameworks that can help connect individuals to their digital activities.

Evidently, this raises questions about privacy and security but if these initiatives can garner enough public support, government validation of open identity frameworks could be a boon for the ecosystem of the open, distributed web.

It is our hope that we can take the success of Facebook Connect and work together with the community to build easy-to-use, safe, open and secure distributed identity frameworks for use across the Web.

As we create friendships, we inevitably construct identity frameworks that our relationships operate within.

This dichotomy is challenging: in order to nurture the friendships we have, we need to maintain the identity frameworks we've created; however, in order to grow as people (if we accept that growth is important), we need to create new ones and change old ones.