IDPro Body of Knowledge Volume 1
From the Editor
- Editor’s Note – Heather Flanagan – Issue 1
- Editor’s Note – Heather Flanagan – Issue 2
- Editor’s Note – Heather Flanagan – Issue 3
- Terminology in the IDPro Body of Knowledge – Heather Flanagan – Updated 2020-10-31
Introduction
- Introduction to Identity – Part 1: Admin-time – Espen Bago (Editor) and Ian Glazer – 2020-03-31
- Introduction to Identity – Part 2: Access Management – Pamela Dingle – 2020-06-18
Consumer / Citizen IAM
- Introduction to Privacy for Consumers – Clare Nelson – 2020 -06-18
Workforce IAM
- An Overview of the Digital Identity Lifecycle – Andrew Cameron and Olaf Grewe – 2020-10-31
Standards, Regulations, and Laws
- Review – ISO/IEC 24760-1:2019 – Corey Scholefield – 2020-03-31
- Review – ISO/IEC 24760-2:2015 – George B. Dobbs – 2020 -06-18
- Review – ISO/IEC 24760-3:2016 – Espen Bago – Published 2020-06-18
- Laws Governing Identity Systems – Thomas J. Smedinghoff – 2020-03-31
- An Introduction to GDPR – Andrew Cormack – 2020-03-31
- Impact of GDPR on Identity and Access Management – Andrew Hindle – 2020-03-31
IAM Architecture and Solutions
- Introduction to IAM Architecture – Andrew Cameron and Graham Williamson – 2020-06-18
- Designing MFA for Humans – Nishant Kaushik – 2020-10-31
Access Control
- Introduction to Access Control – André Koot – 2020-06-18
Digital Identity
- Identifiers and Usernames – Ian Glazer – 2020-03-31
- A Peek into the Future of Decentralized Identity – Leo Sorokin – 2020-10-31
Non-Human Entities
- Non-Human Account Management – Graham Williamson and André Koot – 2020-10-31
Project Management
- Introduction to Project Management for IAM Projects – Graham Williamson and Corey Scholefield – 2020-03-31
IAM Knowledge Sharing
- Independent IAM Organizations – Mark Drummond – 2020-03-31
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