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Monday, June 18, 2007

Converged security pays dividends

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Networking Technology Update, 06/18/07

Converged security pays dividends

By David Ting

Security convergence - integrating building- and IT-access systems - is supposed to make life easier for everyone: IT, building security staff and employees coming into the office each day.

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But two big questions loom:

* Will security convergence force employees to change their routines and learn entirely new ways to work, thereby lessening productivity before it can be improved?

* Can security convergence be used by organizations to enforce policies that have been unenforceable previously and therefore not truly effective?

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Contact the author:
David Ting is founder and CTO of Imprivata. He can be reached at dting@imprivata.com.

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