Skip to content

Details

A more complete overview of Steven's experience and background is available below.

The agenda is:

11:30 - 11:45 AM CSA SV introduction and updates

11:45 - 12:00 (noon) Sponsor presentation (Sentrigo)

12:00 - 1:00 Steven Bayzl of Google, on federated login schemes

Refreshments sponsored by Sentrigo -Turning Database Security Inside Out (www.sentrigo.com). (sandwiches or wraps)

Latest, best practices for use of federated login schemes

Steve is a Developer Advocate on the Google Apps Marketplace, focused on helping developers integrate with Google Apps. He joined Google in 2009 after working as an software engineer & architect at IGT. Steven spent several years in the identity & access management space at RSA Security where he worked on web single single-on and authorization as well as federated identity with SAML and two-factor authentication.
http://photos1.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/d/4/a/e/event_22494446.jpeg

Currently Google is a key industry driver of Identity standards like OpenID and OAuth that are used to reduce the use of passwords on the Internet, and to provider secure ways to connect different web-services whether they are on the cloud or on-premise. In 2008/2009 there were many press articles about businesses that leaked user's social security numbers. Now we are starting to see articles about websites who leaked the passwords of users, and the nasty side effects because people reuse passwords on other websites. Do you want your company to be in the next such article? There are now a growing number of identity providers using technologies like SAML, OpenID, & OAuth to allow their users to log into websites without needing to have a specific password for that site. Large websites like Yahoo, AOL, Google, Facebook, and others are not only identity providers, but also have started to prove there is business value in being a relying party beyond just replacing passwords. In this session we will summarize the current best practices, and adoption of these techniques.

Members are also interested in