[OpenID] VideoReport on Dutch OpenID event (outcomes)

[Kick Willemse]

Some of the outcomes, discussions are:

 

.         The introduction of Hyves as a local OP is a boost for the
acceptance of OpenID in the Netherlands. Trust in the OP is local (Both for
RP's and Consumers).

.         Relying Party's like OpenID because data exchange is part of the
protocol/ concept. Making their registration process more user-friendly is
one of the key area's to start with OpenID

.         Relying Party's feel unsecure about accepting OpenID's because
they think they will lose control over their community (Media).

.         RP's are looking for a live demo to convince internal decision
makers

.         One of the benefits for the RP's should be to reduce their
password reset processes. There is not a lot of RP's that can show some
percentages on the # logins, # canceled logins, # password reset.

.         Minimum guidelines on how to implement OpenID in a trustworthy way
(Best Practice)

.         We need to be open to other community's like informationcards,
saml, and PKI because they all have their advantages and mutual interest
like UX and Assurance Levels.

.         Within the Dutch government as a relying party there is a momentum
for accepting external IDP's. They want to leave identity services to the
market and are defining a scheme (ruleset) commercial IDP's should fulfill
to be accepted. OP's offering trusted identities with multi factor
authentication may have a chance to be accepted within the scheme.

.         Within Europe there is a strong PKI/ smartcard infrastructure
available. For some interested persons OpenID feels like a step back, but
more and more understand that the type of transaction or risk determines the
type of IDP being used.

.         Logout is a topic, the syntax of the openid url or if this should
be an e-mail address isn't. (Probably because the number of locally known
OP's is still limited).

 

Next Steps:

 

.         Unite RP's and Op's in a local chapter (First meeting in June)

.         Take away barriers and help RP's to (internally) understand
OpenID, or help OpenID foundation why RP's hesitate.

.         Define goals to jointly introduce a group of RP's that accept
OpenID's in the coming months

.         Joint effort on the communication towards the consumer

.         Joint effort to define a scheme OP's and RP's should fulfill (Best
Practice)

.         Joint effort to look at assurance levels (Taking international
standards like Nist, Pape, ETSI, CABforum etc. into account)

 

Kick

 

 

Van: Chris Messina [mailto:chris.messina at gmail.com] 
Verzonden: woensdag 27 mei 2009 8:38
Aan: Kick Willemse
CC: general at openid.net
Onderwerp: Re: [OpenID] VideoReport on Dutch OpenID event

 

Thanks for sending this along - great to see the international interest! 

 

Were there any outcomes from the event?

 

Chris

On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 1:19 PM, Kick Willemse <nieuwsgroep at evidos.nl>
wrote:

All,

 

This month there was the first face to face meetup on OpenID in the
Netherlands. With over 100 participants from the retail, mobile, finance,
government and media sector it was a success.

 

Inspired by the SocialWeb.tv (Thank you John, Dave, Joseph and Chris, for
this great channel) we made a short VideoReport on the event.

 

You can see the video on www.openidentiteit.nl

 

Although the interviews are in Dutch, I think it good to see the faces
behind the Dutch OpenID community and it gives you a nice impression of the
"Dutch OpenID Energy".

 

 

Like others we have good hope to convince some large relying party's to
start accepting OpenID's in the coming months. I am sure this will result in
some good feedback to the community.

 

Kick 


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