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Achieving “Zero-Touch” Password Management by Steve Knott

Traditionally when a user is on-boarded into an organisation they are given a desktop password along with a whole host of other passwords to access the required business applications to enable them to do their job. Inevitably there will be numerous associated company information security policies that dictate that passwords should not be [...]

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Understanding OAuth for Securing Cloud APIs

A key technical underpinning of the Cloud is the Application Programming Interface (API). APIs provide consistent methods for outside entities such as web services, clients and desktop applications to interface with services in the Cloud.

More and more, it will be through APIs that cloud data moves; however, the security and scalability [...]

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Webinar: SSO and Beyond: why SSO solutions are absolutely essential but rarely enough

The benefits of the Cloud might be clear but realising them without an increase in risk to sensitive data is a major challenge.

Traditional security solutions are powerless in the social, mobile cloud-enabled enterprise where the perimeter is history and the applications no longer belong to the organisation. SaaS vendors build solutions [...]

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Webinar Redefining Access Management for the Modern Web with ForgeRock OpenAM

We are in a constantly changing IT world where sizing requirements are exploding exponentially, and anywhere, anytime computing models are basic use cases. Identity and access management needs have therefore radically changed to address the new internet-centric requirements across on-premise, cloud, social and mobile platforms. The answer is OpenAM’s Common RESTful services, OAuth2 [...]

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Windows Azure Opens Active Directory For General Availability As Identity Battle Heats Up

Microsoft has opened its Active Directory (AD) to general availability on Windows Azure, giving developers access to the single-sign-on service for access to the suite of Microsoft services, third-party apps and SaaS providers.

Active Directory is the long-time single point of access to Microsoft Windows technologies. The Windows Azure AD compatibility means customers [...]

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9 Podcast from Oracle 11gR2 that you need to check – Identity R2 – Experts Podcast Series

Check the recorded Oracle R2 Podcast with subject matter experts from customer organizations, our partners and Oracle’s PM team to discuss key trends, R2 capabilities, implementation best practices and more.

Check here and listen the Identity R2 – Experts Podcast Series

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Ping Identity Targets SAML-Based SSO for SaaS Providers

In one more sign that SAML will be a core enabler to cloud-based applications, Ping Identity is offering its PingOne cloud-based single sign on (SSO) service to SaaS (software-as-a-service) providers at no cost – for the first customer.

The company’s PingOne Application Provider Services “free plan” lets software architects quickly enable SAML-based [...]

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Tools4ever launches latest version of Enterprise-Single Sign On Manager, E-SSOM Anywhere, allowing single sign on access to remote systems

Tools4ever, the market leader in solutions for identity and access management (IdM), today launched a new version of its Enterprise Single Sign On Manager (E-SSOM) including E-SSOM Anywhere. The latest version of E-SSOM supports Firefox browsers and allows users to maintain access to their single sign on accounts remotely outside an organization¹s network.

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Identity and Access Management Articles

Windows Desktop SSO

When you are implementing a Single-Sign-On Solution (SSO), one of the features that the vendor might provide is the Windows Desktop SSO.

The Windows Desktop SSO authentication module is a Kerberos-based authentication plug-in module targeted for Windows desktop users.

In order to perform Kerberos-based single sign-on to SSO, the user on [...]

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Make identities part of the cloud OS

Imagine not having to have to worry about the dangers of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD). Symplified is not promising enterprises that its cloud identity and access management (IAM) solution will eliminate them, but company founder, CEO and Chairman Eric Olden will tell an audience next Wednesday at the Credit Suisse Disruptive [...]

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