Earlier this morning I got an email from John
Bristowe congratulating me on being selected to present a session for the local
flavours track at TechDays in Toronto!
This bumps
up my count to 2. Needless to say I am REALLY excited.
I was a little disappointed to find out there weren’t any sessions on the Windows
Identity Foundation, so that just meant I had to submit my own to the local flavours
track…and they accepted it! Here are the details:
October 27, 3:40 PM to 4:45 PM
Breakout | LFT330: Windows Identity Foundation Simplified: All the Scary Things
Made Un-Scary
The Windows Identity Foundation helps simplify user access for developers by externalizing
user access from applications via claims and reducing development effort with pre-built
security logic and integrated .NET tools. This presentation is an intimate discussion
on the basics of the Windows Identity Foundation and its claims model. In this session,
you’ll learn how to refactor an existing sample set of applications to use WIF, to
connect identities to the Cloud, and to remove the burden of managing multiple disparate
user stores.
Location: Metro Toronto Convention
Centre - South Building (255 Front Street West, Toronto)
Room: TBA
