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CAMP: Charting Your Authentication Roadmap

Conference Sessions by Speaker

The following sessions were held at 2007 CAMP: Charting Your Authentication Roadmap, and have post-conference information associated with them. The information may include written papers, audio/video, or PowerPoint presentations.

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SpeakerSession
Andrea BeesingBringing it All Together: Charting Your Roadmap
 The Importance of Establishing Levels of Assurance
Joanne E. BergWhat's Your Gap? Governance and Authentication
A. Michael BermanWhat's Your Gap? Governance and Authentication
Paul CaskeyBringing it All Together: Charting Your Roadmap
 Starting Your Roadmap: Concepts and Terms
Beth CateScared Straight: The Need for Change
Michael ConlonIdentity Management at the University of Florida
Jonathan GiltnerWhat's Your Gap? Governance and Authentication
Michael GradyMeeting Closing and Next Steps
 Opening Remarks [PPS 157 KB ]
Mark B. JonesLevels of Assurance: Trust, Security, and Interoperability
Kenneth J. KlingensteinScared Straight: The Need for Change
Zephyr McLaughlinTechnical Issues with Establishing LoA
Mark MillerUsing LoA: Technical Issues
R.L. MorganThe Importance of Establishing Levels of Assurance
Kevin M. MorooneyThe Importance of Establishing Levels of Assurance
Barry R. RibbeckCreate Your Matrix
Renee ShueyUsing LoA: Management Issues
Ian TaylorManagement Issues with Risk Assessments and Establishing LoA
Ann WestMeeting Closing and Next Steps

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