Since our inception, Ping Identity has focused
exclusively on helping enterprises deal with cross-domain
security and single sign-on. Over the years, this has resulted
in our participation in open industry protocols (such as
Liberty Alliance, SAML and most recently, WS-Federation) and
our bringing to market what has now become the best-selling
and most-deployed federation server,
PingFederate.
While we've participated in
demonstrations of new user-centric technologies such as
Microsoft Windows CardSpace and OpenID, we've not offered
solutions in these areas. Until now.
Today, users are
required to login into each and every Web site independently,
using a separate username and password for each. Few
repetitive interactions on the Internet are as frustrating or
as redundant. The reason for the current state of affairs is
that until recently, there existed no notion of a single,
standardized identity mechanism capable of spanning across the
Internet.
SignOn.com
is a new service created by Ping Identity to help change this.
As an independent identity service,
SignOn.com
leverages emerging identity technologies such as OpenID and
Information Cards (Windows CardSpace™) to help streamline and
secure the login and registration process to commonly-used Web
sites. Our vision is to empower the individual with tools and
services designed to protect and serve only one person,
you.
Think of
SignOn.com
as a personal identity management service. By creating a
single, free account, you get a personalized OpenID identifier
for use at any OpenID-enabled Web site. Use this account with
embedded Information Cards technology for strong
authentication at any OpenID-enabled Web site, which numbers
in the hundreds today and growing.
Rest assured that
your
SignOn.com
account is secure, as Ping Identity takes every precaution to
safeguard your identity information and provide you with new
innovative features to both protect your identity as well as
your privacy.
Click
here to learn more and register today -
free.
Andre Durand
CEO, Ping
Identity