OpenID Foundation
Trusted Identity Ecosystems
The OpenID Foundation is a non-profit organization that develops and promotes open digital identity standards. Its work addresses the need for identity systems that are secure, interoperable, and privacy-respecting, enabling real-world identity use cases across different services and platforms.
The foundation maintains working groups that produce specifications, and it offers self-certification processes and tools for implementations. Community resources include news, whitepapers, presentations, and an events calendar, along with an annual conference.
The foundation is aimed at organizations and practitioners developing or adopting open identity standards. Participation is organized through working groups, with specifications and certification available to support implementation work.
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