Innovative technology for digital identity management

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Credentica overview materials Introductory Video Target Markets Unique Features Press release: U-Prove SDK [retired] Book: Rethinking PKI Microsoft materials on its release Microsoft press release Microsoft vision statement Video discussing release Video on release contents Showcase with Fraunhofer FOKUS Video on CTP (for developers) Video on U-Prove crypto Other Interview by Consult Hyperion MIX06 identity panel Review by Ontario Commissioner Wired News on U-Prove ChannelWeb interview ZDNet Asia interview Network World on U-Prove Ars Technica on U-Prove InfoQ on U-Prove U-Prove at CeBIT 2010 Fraunhofer FOKUS on U-Prove		March 31, 2010: Message from Stefan Brands Two years since Microsoft acquired the U-Prove technology and following the recent release at the RSA Conference 2010, I am resigning from Microsoft. Today was my last day at the company. Microsoft retains the U-Prove technology assets including the intellectual property. I remain committed to the same identity, security, and privacy goals that motivated me to create and pursue the U-Prove technology, and will continue to be active in this space. March 2, 2010: Microsoft releases U-Prove technology Today, in Scott Charney's keynote at the RSA Conference 2010, Microsoft released a specification of the U-Prove technology under its Open Specification Promise, open source reference toolkits in C# and Java, and a Community Technology Preview of the integration of U-Prove into the Windows identity platform. (Note: Credentica’s Java SDK has been retired.) March 6, 2008: Microsoft buys Credentica's U-Prove technology Microsoft has announced its acquisition of Credentica’s U-Prove technology assets including the intellectual property. Microsoft aims to integrate the U-Prove technology into its identity platform.