FEDERATED IDENTITY Articles
Leverage government innovation to reduce the risks of Web 2.0 identity management
Government innovation? Yes: ICAM, NIST and NSTIC offer ideas for improving online identity assurance
SaaS, Security and the Cloud: It's All About the Contract
Security practitioners have learned the hard way that contract negotiations are critical if their SaaS, cloud and security goals are to work. A report from CSO Perspectives and SaaScon 2010.
Social Networking a Tool for More Secure Identity Management? No Joke!
At Digital ID World 2009, a Facebook platform engineer says social networking sites can be used to actually improve identity and access management. Why wasn't he laughed off stage by the skeptical security crowd before him? Read on.
News Flash: Data Debauchery That Happens in Vegas Doesn't Stay There
Digital ID World 2009: Organizations collect as much data as possible on people to verify their trustworthiness as a potential employee or customer. Here's why the practice isn't working.
Why Security Pros Hate Microsoft SharePoint (and What to Do About It)
Microsoft's SharePoint collaboration platform is all the rage in today's business world, especially since third parties gained the ability to plug security holes. But managing it can still be a nightmare for IT security shops.
Federated ID: An Idea Whose Time Never Came?
A few years ago, advocates for federated ID management said the technology would be in mainstream use by now. That prediction hasn't come to pass for a variety of reasons.
Identity Management: Implementation Dos and Dont's
Just getting started on an IDM roll-out? Some pointers from people who've been there, done that.
Identity Management: Critical Components
Identity management can start small, but full-blown IDM projects comprise many different pieces. Here's the break-down.
An Introduction to Identity Management
Providing IT managers with tools and technologies for controlling user access to critical information within an organization.
Strong Authentication for Online Banking: Success Factors
Banks are finally moving past user name and password, but the new strong authentication is not what anyone expected
