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Rahul Gaikwad - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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User identity and Access Management trends in IT infrastructure- an overview
2015 International Conference on Pervasive Computing (ICPC), 2015Co-Authors: Manav A. Thakur, Rahul GaikwadAbstract:Nowadays, people around the world completely depend and mostly use the Internet to maintain communication, contact with family, friends and with people around the world, access and exchange information, and enjoy multimedia communication. As the use of internet increase then Users those who use internet and Access the information using internet in the organization or outside organization also increase. User Data security is very tedious and important part of IT system and its User lifecycle control system. Because of this the reason User data security is always consider while designing security systems for an organization. Modern approaches are to maintain the track of Users and records of User access, Identity management systems and Access Management Systems are used. Identity management system help to provide a super-set of User Provisioning systems that provide easy management of User credentials and their identity information to Users and others those who need that information. Similarly Access Management Systems provide strong authentication and authorization solution using SSO, WebSEAL, and policy-based approach to identify who can access the resource at what level. The new research and approaches provide such a new functions base on organization policies that help to re-engine the access of User base on security procedures to the resources which are available. This paper provides an overview of the Identity Management Systems Access Management System and Federated Identity Manager that how they are use to manage the User security and also the challenges or risks in implementing a Secure system.
M Drew - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Overcoming the challenges in deploying User Provisioning/identity access management backbone
BT Technology Journal, 2005Co-Authors: M Becker, M DrewAbstract:This paper sets out to share BT's leadership and experience by determining the identity management opportunities and issues, then document the lessons learnt in previous deployments and recommend strategies for all types and sizes of organisation. Today's ICT environment has created a mixed approach to access management across sectors. Browser-based any time, anywhere, anyone access, coupled with the business need to access more systems and services across a changing infrastructure of distributed platforms and networked services, has changed the administrative landscape. Enterprises are being forced to add administrative support staff or invest in technology-driven process change. At the same time, Users are undergoing significant change, creating new expectations in service quality. Moreover, regulatory bodies are demanding confirmation that processes granting access are controlled and documented. In this world of increasing demands, complexity and expectation, the service management tools, techniques and options available to improve User access management are as varied and numerous as the issues faced by management in their deployment. Identity management is widely heralded as an opportunity to improve the end User experience, reduce costs, improve security and deliver regulatory compliance — but is often misunderstood. Projects regularly fail to achieve the expected benefits. These failures are the result of expectations being inappropriately set, deployment of solutions turning out to be more complex or taking longer than expected, and/or products selected before required functionality has been determined. For the larger more mature organisations, or those organisations that are the amalgamation of mergers and acquisitions, the dilemma is where to start and what approach to take.
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overcoming the challenges in deploying User Provisioning identity access management backbone
Bt Technology Journal, 2005Co-Authors: M Becker, M DrewAbstract:This paper sets out to share BT's leadership and experience by determining the identity management opportunities and issues, then document the lessons learnt in previous deployments and recommend strategies for all types and sizes of organisation. Today's ICT environment has created a mixed approach to access management across sectors. Browser-based any time, anywhere, anyone access, coupled with the business need to access more systems and services across a changing infrastructure of distributed platforms and networked services, has changed the administrative landscape. Enterprises are being forced to add administrative support staff or invest in technology-driven process change. At the same time, Users are undergoing significant change, creating new expectations in service quality. Moreover, regulatory bodies are demanding confirmation that processes granting access are controlled and documented. In this world of increasing demands, complexity and expectation, the service management tools, techniques and options available to improve User access management are as varied and numerous as the issues faced by management in their deployment. Identity management is widely heralded as an opportunity to improve the end User experience, reduce costs, improve security and deliver regulatory compliance -- but is often misunderstood. Projects regularly fail to achieve the expected benefits. These failures are the result of expectations being inappropriately set, deployment of solutions turning out to be more complex or taking longer than expected, and/or products selected before required functionality has been determined. For the larger more mature organisations, or those organisations that are the amalgamation of mergers and acquisitions, the dilemma is where to start and what approach to take.
Manav A. Thakur - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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User identity and Access Management trends in IT infrastructure- an overview
2015 International Conference on Pervasive Computing (ICPC), 2015Co-Authors: Manav A. Thakur, Rahul GaikwadAbstract:Nowadays, people around the world completely depend and mostly use the Internet to maintain communication, contact with family, friends and with people around the world, access and exchange information, and enjoy multimedia communication. As the use of internet increase then Users those who use internet and Access the information using internet in the organization or outside organization also increase. User Data security is very tedious and important part of IT system and its User lifecycle control system. Because of this the reason User data security is always consider while designing security systems for an organization. Modern approaches are to maintain the track of Users and records of User access, Identity management systems and Access Management Systems are used. Identity management system help to provide a super-set of User Provisioning systems that provide easy management of User credentials and their identity information to Users and others those who need that information. Similarly Access Management Systems provide strong authentication and authorization solution using SSO, WebSEAL, and policy-based approach to identify who can access the resource at what level. The new research and approaches provide such a new functions base on organization policies that help to re-engine the access of User base on security procedures to the resources which are available. This paper provides an overview of the Identity Management Systems Access Management System and Federated Identity Manager that how they are use to manage the User security and also the challenges or risks in implementing a Secure system.
M Becker - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Overcoming the challenges in deploying User Provisioning/identity access management backbone
BT Technology Journal, 2005Co-Authors: M Becker, M DrewAbstract:This paper sets out to share BT's leadership and experience by determining the identity management opportunities and issues, then document the lessons learnt in previous deployments and recommend strategies for all types and sizes of organisation. Today's ICT environment has created a mixed approach to access management across sectors. Browser-based any time, anywhere, anyone access, coupled with the business need to access more systems and services across a changing infrastructure of distributed platforms and networked services, has changed the administrative landscape. Enterprises are being forced to add administrative support staff or invest in technology-driven process change. At the same time, Users are undergoing significant change, creating new expectations in service quality. Moreover, regulatory bodies are demanding confirmation that processes granting access are controlled and documented. In this world of increasing demands, complexity and expectation, the service management tools, techniques and options available to improve User access management are as varied and numerous as the issues faced by management in their deployment. Identity management is widely heralded as an opportunity to improve the end User experience, reduce costs, improve security and deliver regulatory compliance — but is often misunderstood. Projects regularly fail to achieve the expected benefits. These failures are the result of expectations being inappropriately set, deployment of solutions turning out to be more complex or taking longer than expected, and/or products selected before required functionality has been determined. For the larger more mature organisations, or those organisations that are the amalgamation of mergers and acquisitions, the dilemma is where to start and what approach to take.
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overcoming the challenges in deploying User Provisioning identity access management backbone
Bt Technology Journal, 2005Co-Authors: M Becker, M DrewAbstract:This paper sets out to share BT's leadership and experience by determining the identity management opportunities and issues, then document the lessons learnt in previous deployments and recommend strategies for all types and sizes of organisation. Today's ICT environment has created a mixed approach to access management across sectors. Browser-based any time, anywhere, anyone access, coupled with the business need to access more systems and services across a changing infrastructure of distributed platforms and networked services, has changed the administrative landscape. Enterprises are being forced to add administrative support staff or invest in technology-driven process change. At the same time, Users are undergoing significant change, creating new expectations in service quality. Moreover, regulatory bodies are demanding confirmation that processes granting access are controlled and documented. In this world of increasing demands, complexity and expectation, the service management tools, techniques and options available to improve User access management are as varied and numerous as the issues faced by management in their deployment. Identity management is widely heralded as an opportunity to improve the end User experience, reduce costs, improve security and deliver regulatory compliance -- but is often misunderstood. Projects regularly fail to achieve the expected benefits. These failures are the result of expectations being inappropriately set, deployment of solutions turning out to be more complex or taking longer than expected, and/or products selected before required functionality has been determined. For the larger more mature organisations, or those organisations that are the amalgamation of mergers and acquisitions, the dilemma is where to start and what approach to take.
C. Kiruthika - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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A Server Side Encryption for Cloud Storage with Federation Sharing in Hybrid Cloud Environment
2017 International Conference on Technical Advancements in Computers and Communications (ICTACC), 2017Co-Authors: C. Gopinaath, C. KiruthikaAbstract:One of the most predominant technology is the cloud storage that deploys the storage server in public cloud. The security policies that protects and preserves the data integrity may fail due to load and the software stack that runs in various servers in datacenter. The main objective of this paper to controlthe sensitive data managed under IT infrastructure that manage, protect, integrate and extend the files in a hybrid cloud environment. The hybrid cloud storage server with local storage suite synchronize, federation sharing and server side encryption enables to get the control of data from local storage administrator and overhead of public storage is monitored. In overall the onsite storage, hybrid storage, governance, security and compliance are achieved from local IT infrastructure with User Provisioning and authentication.
