IDENTITY MANAGEMENT Articles
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.
Potential Gov't Cookie Policy Change Prompts Concerns
American Civil Liberties Union concerned about White House proposal to allow greater use of cookies on government Web sites.
Software Not Smart Enough to Sort Human Relationships
World-Check relies on people, not software, to build database of high-risk individuals for banks.
Accountability in Enterprise Wireless Deployments
Sunil Cherian of Array Networks looks at using wired infrastructure to better secure wireless networks.
How SCAP Brought Sanity to Vulnerability Management
Orbitz CISO Ed Bellis explains how the proliferation of vulnerability assessment products and services has created chaos, and how SCAP may be the answer.
RSA 2009: Automation, Integration Key to Fighting Cyber Crooks
Security vendors who compete with each other now have no choice but to collaborate against increasingly clever bad guys, according to security industry leaders at RSA Conference 2009.
5 Things You Can't See on Your Network
Jeff Prince looks at real-world examples of how business practices have changed risky activity on the network
Recession Makes IAM Crucial
Identity and Access Management technology is the key to defending organizations from threats stemming from the economic downturn, a Forrester analyst argues.
Mass. Data Protection Law Amended, Deadline Extended (Again)
Extension gives businesses until next year to comply with tough data privacy rules.
