Who is the target for talk like "fundamental human rights", when this appears to be commercially-motivated, or at least rife with commercial conflicts of intere

Who is the target for talk like "fundamental human rights", when this appears to be commercially-motivated, or at least rife with commercial conflicts of interest? If they want to be an industry consortium for the development of interoperation standards, or they want to be a cabal of a minority of companies driving demand to their products&services (plus a certifications&memberships cash cow sideline), why not just do that? I don't understand dressing it up as safeguarding human rights. Misc. quotes from the site: > is an Engineering Product Manager for Cisco, Webex Identity. She drives identity management for the Webex platform and owns the identity lifecycle. > is a senior manager in the Cybersecurity & Digital Trust practice at Wavestone consultancy > is the Chief Marketing Officer at SecureAuth. He has been a senior global executive in marketing, channels, and business development for > is the Vice President of Enterprise Identity Product Management at Salesforce, > works with key stakeholders to drive business goals of the organization through strategic marketing efforts, business development, communications plans, and > CIDPRO™ – certified identity professional – program* > IDPro® Body of Knowledge > How much does the exam cost? The CIDPRO exam fee is $750 USD. > $50,000 | $25,000 | $12,500 | $5,000 | $2,500 | $1,250 | $300 | $150