The US Chamber of Commerce has recently posted a link to the livecast link for next weeks launch of NSTIC. Titled "Release of White House's National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC)", the stream will be accessible at: http://www.uschamber.com/webcasts/release-white-houses-national-strategy-trusted-identities-cyberspace-nstic
More information on this event will be provided as it becomes available.
The following video was recently published by NIST to provide more context and explanation of the upcoming NSTIC program.
http://thekojonnamdishow.org/shows/2011-03-15/cyber-security-and-your-internet-identity
Today at noon (EDT) the Kojo Nnamdi Show on WAMU will have a show on online identity and have three guest and anyone can call in. You can listen in the Washington, DC area on 88.5 FM or online at http://thekojonnamdishow.org/audio-player .
"Imagine using a single login (maybe your email address & password) to conduct ALL personal business online – from paying taxes to shopping for clothes to signing-off on your child's report card. The Obama administration is leading an effort to make this kind of "secure Internet ID" a reality — but privacy advocates worry a single failure could compromise our security, and everyone's faith in the Web. We explore the changing landscape of Internet identities."
NIST has announced the hiring of Jeremy Grant as a senior executive advisor to help coordiante NSTIC and the NSTIC National Program Office. Background on Grant and the announcement was reported today by Jason Miller of Federal News Radio, the NewNewInternet and Secure ID News.
Photo by Joanne S. Lawton
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This is the place holder page for the Kantara Initiative’s NSTIC web resources that are currently in progress.
Chris Messina Aims to Clarify Misconceptions of NSTIC, Published by webpronews.com
By Chris Crum
Excerpt: "As it stands, I can see why people are angry or confused, but, while vague, the NSTIC isn't as bad as people seem to think