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  Friday, February 14, 2003


Smart Card Alliance: Smart cards can protect privacy. The Smart Card Alliance has released a new white paper, Privacy and Secure Identification Systems: The Role of Smart Cards as a Privacy-Enabling Technology.
"Smart cards provide a powerful tool for protecting an individual's privacy," said Robert Donelson, senior property manager of the Bureau of Land Management at the Department of Interior (DOI). "For those who have access to private information, smart cards ensure only legitimate users can access information, and they can only access the information they need to do a specific task. Other information that may be in the system can be kept confidential. Of course, privacy must be protected throughout the system, not just at the card level."
[Scott Loftesness]

3:32:23 AM    

"One of the prices that we pay for the convenience of using services, rather than owning products, is the burden of repeated authentication."
Why Digital Identity Matters. Jon Udell is pointing to column he wrote in 2001 that reviews Jeremy Rifkin's book The Age of Access. In Jon's column, he gives what I think is the most succinct explanation about why digital identity matters: [Windley's Enterprise Computing Weblog]

3:27:42 AM    


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