Kim Cameron is Microsoft’s identity architect. He’s embarrassed to be called a ‘Microsoft official’. He won an award for knowing that technology has to work in the real world. And he can’t cope with a single extra password so he’s come up with a password-free system for proving your identity that will start showing up in Windows soon. Read on...
Identifying my identity column
Kim Cameron is Microsoft’s identity architect. He’s embarrassed to be called a ‘Microsoft official’. He won an award for knowing that technology has to work in the real world. And he can’t cope with a single extra password so he’s come up with a password-free system for proving your identity that will start showing up in Windows soon. Read on...
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