Middleware Announcements

[Renee Woodten Frost <>]

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UPCOMING CAMP Meetings
- CAMP: Exploring and Supporting Federated Access
 Raleigh, North Carolina * June 21-23, 2010

- Advance CAMP: The Second Identity Services Summit
 Raleigh, North Carolina * June 23-25, 2010

 INFO for both meetings: www.incommon.org/camp
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Join us in Raleigh, North Carolina, for two upcoming identity management related meetings.

CAMP: EXPLORING AND SUPPORTING FEDERATED ACCESS (June 21-23)
Sessions for those exploring federated identity include:

* Hearing case studies and discussing value propositions
* Learning how to begin federating as an identity or service provider
* Talking with consultants, service providers, and experienced colleagues to help you get started

Sessions for those with production installations in the InCommon Federation include:

* Discussing emerging practices such as using uApprove, an attribute release policy viewer
* Getting more out of your participation
* Learning about future opportunities, such as state federations and operational topics, including federated incident response

Organizations are encouraged to send IT managers, policy and security staff, and technical implementers.

LEARN MORE AND REGISTER TODAY at
http://www.incommon.org/camp

ADVANCE CAMP: THE SECOND IDENTITY SERVICES SUMMIT (June 23-25)
Are you a developer or architect from an open-source or other software or framework project? Want to collaborate on identity and access management approaches to ensure that your delivered software is more secure, easy to integrate and usable?

Attend the Advance CAMP: The Second Identity Services Summit to discuss identity-related implementations and alignment across projects. Attendees will:

• Engage in solving identity-related challenges of importance to you
• Hear about who's doing what and how to participate in or leverage their activities
• Consider technologies such as Facebook, OAuth, OpenID, SAML, Kuali KIM, OpenSocial, Spring, and Django, among others
• Look at possible integration solutions and develop common next steps

Architects, developers, and deployers of open source, and commercial-sponsored software, services, and frameworks will find participation most useful.

LEARN MORE AND REGISTER TODAY at
http://www.incommon.org/camp

CAMP is sponsored by the InCommon Federation in cooperation with EDUCAUSE and Internet2. ADVANCE CAMP is sponsored by the InCommon Federation in cooperation with Internet2 and Jasig.