Sentence examples for identity network from inspiring English sources

To this end, ThreatMetrix has built an anonymised network called the "digital identity network", which already sits on websites and mobile apps and is enabled by cookies.

In their own words, "The Sxip Network is a simple, secure, and open digital identity network.

The ultimate goal though is to be the identity network that holds the mobile-cloud driven economy together.

The company has been testing a consumer digital identity network built on top of the IBM blockchain technology with banks in Canada.

The Security portfolio of products and services offers identity, network, and content security solutions designed to enable customers to reduce the impact of threats and realize the benefits of a mobile, collaborative, and cloud-enabled business.

For those of you unfamiliar with OpenID it's an open standards based identity network similar to Microsoft Password that allows you to login to any website that supports the standard using the same credentials.

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Identity networks stimulated by an interconnected world and constructed in support of or in opposition to globalisation.

For instance, it doesn't work with Google's Social Graph API, and many more social and identity networks still need to be connected.

In terms of European internal policy, the following trends are identified: population ageing and the challenges associated with immigrant integration; empowerment of interest-based and identity networks.

Power games in which powers seek to lead coalitions consisting of other states, non-state actors and even decentralised identity networks in order to increase their external influence [24].