re:ID Podcast

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  • Episode 64: Securing the cloud with the phone
    PhoneFactor CTO Steve Dispensa and Sarah Fender, vice president of marketing and product management, spoke with Regarding ID’s Gina Jordan about a survey on the role of security in the adoption of cloud computing. PhoneFactor surveyed more than 300 IT professionals from a variety of industries on current and planned use of cloud computing, the perceived benefits of making the change and what’s holding them back. Fender says the results show a big interest in cloud computing because of the cost and scalability, with an equally strong fear about whether security in the cloud would be adequate.
    12 min
  • Episode 62: Identity Standards series: OpenID Forum
    In our continuing podcast series on identification standards, Don Thibeau, executive director at the The OpenID Foundation and chairman and president of The Open Identity Exchange, speaks with Regarding ID Editor Zack Martin about its place in the ID standards landscape and some of its different projects. OpenID may be the one ID standard that many people are already using but don't even realize it.
    20 min
  • Episode 61: Changing landscape of government IDs
    Government issued ID cards aren’t what they use to be. In the last 10-years the documents have changed from simple piece of laminated plastic to high-tech IDs with multiple security features. Regarding ID Editor Zack Martin spoke with Robert DeVincenzi, president and CEO at LaserCard, about the company’s role in changing IDs and a Frost and Sullivan report that analyzes some of the progress.
    15 min
  • Episode 60: Walmart's drive for EMV
    Jamie Henry, director of payment services with Wal-Mart treasury organizations, talks with Regarding ID's Gina Jordan about the retailer's push for EMV in the U.S. "We want to provide our customers with the most secure transactions that are in the market place, and the chip and pin technology provides that high level of security," Henry says. He also talks about contactless payments and how the retailer doesn't think that technology is secure.
    9 min
  • Episode 58: Identity standards series: Kantara Initiative overview
    In the third part of the Regarding ID series of podcasts looking at identity standards Editor Zack Martin speaks with J. Trent Adams, chair of the Kantara Initiative Leadership Council. In his day job Adams is Outreach Specialist for the Internet Society working on Trust and Identity Initiative. The Kantara Initiative is trying to bring unity to the various identification standards underway across the globe. Adams gives listeners an overview of what Kantara is trying to accomplish and how its getting there. Another podcast will be posted this week that discusses the certification programs that Kantara is undertaking.
    18 min
  • Episode 57: Identity Standards series: OASIS
    In the second part of the Regarding ID series of podcasts looking at identity standards Editor Zack Martin speaks with John Sabo and Anil Saldhana, members of the OASIS IDtrust Member Section Steering committee. Sabo, director of Global Government Relations for CA Technologies, and Saldhana, lead security architect for middleware at Red Hat, talk about where OASIS fits in the identity management landscape.
    16 min
  • Episode 56: Identity Standards series: TSCP
    The Regarding ID podcasts is kicking off a new series looking at identification standards. With more and more standards emerging for identification how do organizations know where to go and what standards to comply with? In this first in the series Editor Zack Martin speak with Alison Dunstan, director of the Transglobal Secure Collaboration Program. TSCP is a government-industry partnership working on solutions to issues in the aerospace and defense industries and has had some unique issues when it comes to identity standards.
    12 min
  • Episode 55: Migrating physical access control systems
    The idea of migrating from a legacy physical access control system to a newer one could be painful proposition for some. Re-carding may be the least of the worries because sometimes migration can involve entirely new backbones and infrastructures. Regarding ID Editor Zack Martin spoke with Allan Fontanella, senior director of product marketing for identity and access management at HID Global, about migrating access control systems and what the industry may experience in the future.
    11 min

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