[Art by Sean :-)] As you probably already heard, today Windows Azure AD GA’d. Yeahh! Earlier today I gave a super quick overview of the new features, and I mentioned that Edward Wu and myself inked the first walkthroughs guiding you through the main scenarios supported in this release. Those documents are massive,…
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Less than one year has passed since we started to talk about how this new service, Windows Azure Active Directory, could handle identity for your own cloud apps with the same infrastructure that powers Microsoft’s own SaaS services: Office365, Intune, Windows Azure itself…It’s been a great journey: we released preview bits often, working…
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Quite a mouthful, isn’t it TL;DR version: we just released an update to the ValidatingIssuerNameRegistry which makes it easy for you to write applications that automatically keep up to date the WIF settings containing the keys that should be used to validate incoming tokens.The Identity and Access Tools for Visual Studio 2012 will…
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Today we released a refresh of the Identity and Access Tool for Visual Studio 2012.We moved the current release # from 1.0.2 to 1.1.0.VS should let you know that there’s a new version waiting for you, but if you’re in a hurry you can go here and get it right away. We didn’t…
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It took some time, but the IRL version of A Guide to Claims-Based Identity and Access Control is finally out. Whereas the 148 pages of the first edition were a groundbreaker, the 374 pages of the 2nd edition are the herald of an approach well into the mainstream. Just look at that the…
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