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Provider Comparison

 
signon

Standards / Protocols:

  • Support for SREG
  • OpenID 2.0 is supported

Login:

  • Username/password
  • Information Cards

Security / Phishing:

  • SSL secured transfers
  • Information Cards
  • Provider Authentication Policy Extension
  • SeatBelt
  • Security question and answer
  • Audit log

Miscellaneous / Future

  • No multiple personas
  • Support for SAML
  • Integration with Google Apps
  • No support for microformats and FOAF
  • Future support for other federation protocols like Shibboleth, and WS-Fed

 
six apart

This comparison relates to TypeKey and Vox which are both Six Apart products.

Standards / Protocols:

  • SREG not supported yet
  • OpenID 2.0 also not supported yet

Login:

  • Only by username and password

Security / Phishing:

  • SSL on logins

Miscellaneous / Future

  • No multiple personas
  • FOAF, RSS, and Atom for both products
  • Supported by ID Selector (Vox)

 
startcom ssl

Standards / Protocols:

  • Support for OpenID 2.0
  • SREG support

Login:

  • Certificates
  • Smart cards

Security / Phishing:

  • SSL secured transfers
  • Provider Authentication Policy Extension compliant

Miscellaneous / Future

  • No multiple personas
  • No microformats or FOAF
  • Supported by ID Selector

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