Want To Win A Copy Of Mastering Digital Identity?

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Want To Win A Copy Of Mastering Digital Identity?

Dan Moore<br>Aug 03, 2026

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Heya,<br>I was lucky enough to interview Eve Maler, both for this newsletter and for my employer.<br>I’ve also been reading her book, Mastering Digital Identity, and enjoying the topic covered. The book does a great job of walking through how fundamental digital identity is to modern business. The 4P framework is a good way to think about how different aspects of identity can be viewed by different parts of a modern business. If you work in identity or anyplace adjacent to it, you’ll learn something that will make your work better.<br>I also enjoy that she wrote it for a non-technical audience. Sure, there’s technical depth, but the book is really approachable.<br>So… I would like to give away a copy of her book to one of you, and am running a contest for the next two weeks to determine the winner.<br>Here are the rules of the contest.<br>There’s a form you have to fill out.

You have to submit a question you have about customer identity and access management (CIAM). Any question will do. Heads up, I may answer your question in a future edition of this newsletter.

You have to provide your email address. Any real email address will do, but a fake one will prevent you from receiving the book, as I’ll use it to contact you if you win.

The winner doesn’t have to be a subscriber to this newsletter, though it helps. If there’s someone you know who should enter, please share the details. Eve Maler is not eligible either :)<br>Two weeks after this newsletter is published, the form will close. At that time, I’ll randomly select one winner and contact them to arrange delivery.<br>Once more, here’s the link to the contest entry form. Looking forward to your questions.<br>Cheers,<br>Dan

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