Middleware Announcements

[Renee Woodten Frost <>]

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InCommon CAMP: Exploring and Supporting Federated Access
June 21-23, 2010
Marriott City Center * Raleigh, North Carolina * www.incommon.org/camp
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New to InCommon or federating now? Manager or technical implementer? This year’s CAMP (Campus Architecture and Middleware Planning) has something for you. Check out the program that’s available now; Speakers will be added weekly at spaces.internet2.edu/x/aoDG.

If you are new to InCommon or thinking about joining, come to CAMP and leave with a plan and practical advice including
• Big-picture sessions for a comprehensive look at federated access
• Step-by-step management and technical advice on getting up and running in InCommon
• Guidance for both identity and service providers
• Opportunities for discussing your plans with an federated IdM pro

If you already participate in InCommon and support federated identity management, you’ll find out what’s going on and what’s new including: 
• uApprove user attribute release tool
• New identity assurance profiles (Bronze and Silver)
• SAML 2 implementation and support
• Federation and the cloud 

You’ll also have informal opportunities to meet with colleagues from other campuses, sponsored partners, and InCommon Affiliates that provide services that could help you get started.

REGISTER BY MAY 10 to save money with low early-bird rates: www.incommon.org/camp

FOR THOSE NEW TO FEDERATED IDENTITY, consider attending the pre-meeting seminar, "The Big Picture: Introduction to Federated Identity Management" to learn what federated identity is and how it fits with your identity and access management infrastructure. www.incommon.org/camp

ADVANCE CAMP: THE SECOND IDENTITY SERVICES SUMMIT will be held just following the InCommon CAMP. Information can be found on the CAMP landing page: www.incommon.org/camp

RESOURCES AND OPPORTUNITIES for learning more about federated identity can be found on the InCommon Federation site: www.incommon.org

CAMP SPONSORS: CAMP is sponsored by the InCommon Federation in cooperation with Internet2 and EDUCAUSE.