Kim Cameron

Chief Architect of Identity, Microsoft Corporation

Kim Cameron is the Chief Architect of Identity in the Identity and Access Division at Microsoft, where he champions the emergence of a privacy enhancing Identity Metasystem reaching across technologies, industries, vendors, continents and cultures. He is a leading expert and consultant on digital identity. He played a leading role in the evolution of Active Directory, Federation Services, Forefront Identity Manager, CardSpace and Microsoft’s other Identity Metasystem products. Kim joined Microsoft in 1999 when it bought the ZOOMIT Corporation. In 2009, Kim was appointed a Microsoft Distinguished Engineer. He served on RISEPTIS, the high-level European Union advisory body providing vision and guidance on security and trust in the Information Society.

News mentions

Ronny Bjones presented with EEMA Lifetime Achievement Award

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Dave Birch and Martin Kuppinger announced as keynote speakers for Information Security Solutions Europe 2016

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2016 Information Security Solutions Europe conference and exhibition returns to Paris

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