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Credentica materials (pre-acquisition) Introductory video Target markets Unique features Press release Book: Rethinking PKI Technology publications PowerPoint presentations Microsoft materials (post-acquisition) Microsoft press release (2010) First CTP, with videos (2010) Second CTP (2011) German eID showcase (2011) U-Prove on Gemalto smartcards (2011) HealthVault showcase (2011) U-Prove awards IAPP award Kuppinger-Cole award TeleTrust award Other Interview by Consult Hyperion Wired News on U-Prove MicrosoftWatch on acquisition The Register on acquisition Computer World on acquisition Network World on acquisition Burton Group on acquisition ZDNet Asia interview Ars Technica on 2010 release RedmondMag on 2010 release CNET on U-Prove		February 25, 2011: European consortium to pilot U-Prove. A new consortium that includes IBM, Microsoft and Nokia Siemens Networks has received 8.85 million Euro in EU funding to study U-Prove and other privacy-protecting technologies. The ABC4TRUST consortium will conduct pilots in Greece and Sweden. February 15, 2011: Microsoft releases new U-Prove CTP. During the RSA Conference 2011, Microsoft announced its second Community Technology Preview of U-Prove. In addition, Microsoft and Gemalto are demonstrating the integration of U-Prove into Gemalto's smart card technology. March 2, 2010: Microsoft opens up U-Prove technology. Today, at the RSA Conference 2010, Microsoft released a U-Prove protocol specification, open source reference toolkits in C# and Java, and a preview of the integration of U-Prove into the Windows platform. (Note: Credentica’s Java SDK has been retired.) March 6, 2008: Microsoft acquires the U-Prove technology. We are proud to announce that Microsoft has acquired our U-Prove technology. Microsoft aims to integrate the technology into the Windows platform. (Note: Contrary to some news claims, Credentica has not been acquired and continues to be in operation.) February 13, 2007: Credentica releases first U-Prove product. Today we announced our first U-Prove product, a Java SDK for strong authentication and user-centric data sharing. We will demonstrate the SDK and its application to government online at the 8th Annual Privacy and Security Conference and Exposition. 2003 - 2007: Click here for archived Credentica news.