[OpenID] openid in ISC2

[Peter Williams]

https://resourceguide.isc2.org/online_list.asp?region=0&country=0&continent=0&country%20group=0&state/region=0&keywords=openid

Zero hits, note.

Speaking of adopting banks, etc  it's not obvious that any ISC2 prominent members recognize openid as being "valuable" to that security professional group.

The openid Marketing group might want to rectify that.

Before anyone asks : NO! I have zero influence over ISC2... They assuredly would not accept judgement of value that originates from me! They might accept material originated by a committee chair or officer of the Openid Board, however, once proper credentials are verified. If they don't, that fact would be telling, worth establishing, and worth fixing.

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We should remember that some very large (friendly) corporations spent a lot of effort in mindshare marketing characterizing openid technology as : (1) that to be used only for protection of those assets with no particular value (2) a technology that does not meet the industry-definition of a single-signon scheme. This general marketing *may* explain the perceived absence of any value in making even a single professional references to (the many) openid online resources.
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