John Craddock's guest appearances

John Craddock

RunAs Radio

University of Kentucky Research Media

Hybrid Identity Protection Podcast

OwlTail

How do we prove who (or what) we are when accessing accounts in the age of multiple cloud services? Passwords are "a nightmare," says John Craddock, longtime Microsoft MVP and IT infrastructure and security analyst with XTSeminars Ltd. Ahead of his HIP Europe Keynote session, Craddock chats with Sean about using Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) and Verifiable Credentials (VCs) with relying parties to break the repetitious cycle of re-entering user IDs and passwords among siloed Identity Providers (IdPs).

<p>How do we prove who (or what) we are when accessing accounts in the age of multiple cloud services? Passwords are "a nightmare," says John Craddock, longtime Microsoft MVP and IT infrastructure and security analyst with XTSeminars Ltd. Ahead of his HIP Europe Keynote session, Craddock chats with Sean about using Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) and Verifiable Credentials (VCs) with relying parties to break the repetitious cycle of re-entering user IDs and passwords among siloed Identity Providers (IdPs).</p>

Goodbye Passwords: The Future of Identity with John Craddock

Export Control with John Craddock by Research Communications

Export Control with John Craddock

While at Tech Ed 2014, Richard chat with John Craddock about the latest incarnation of Active Directory Federation Services - don't call it version three, it's the Windows Server 2012 R2 version! John discusses some of the new features of ADFS, including it's integration with oAuth2 to allow a more lightweight approach to authentication, authorization and federation. Lots of great thinking from one of the best minds in identity!

<p>While at Tech Ed 2014, Richard chat with John Craddock about the latest incarnation of Active Directory Federation Services - don't call it version three, it's the Windows Server 2012 R2 version! John discusses some of the new features of ADFS, including it's integration with oAuth2 to allow a more lightweight approach to authentication, authorization and federation. Lots of great thinking from one of the best minds in identity!</p>